Damn it Jag I said "feel" not "what"....


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Goodnight, Nat!
(all I can seem to handle tonight are the hello's and goodbyes,)
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Chicken as big as child...![]()
this is going to be a fun theme
"You may think extraterrestrials are to blame for crop circles, but apparently,
it's actually drugged-out wallabies."
It turns out that Scully and Mulder got it completely wrong. According to Tasmanian state officials, wallabies are the miscreants behind the creation of crop circles found in local opium fields. The cute critters feast on the poppy seeds and then get "high as a kite," hopping in circles and trampling the crops.
Wallabies aren't the only animals going on all night drug binges. Other sources have reported that sheep and deer regularly get into the poppy fields and exhibit the same strange behavior - walking in circles repetitively until they eventually "crash." With 49,420 acres worth of poppy fields, it's a wonder there are any animals left in Tasmania that can still walk straight.
Though the crop circles seem to be an innocent byproduct of devouring the "Dover's Powder," I believe they're actually in cahoots with aliens to bring ultimate destruction upon the human race. That's right. I'm onto you, wallabies.
When you want to stay on subject I'll converse with you some more...

That's my job!
iBANKAI, which island are you on? I lived on the North Shore, miss it bad.
Did you know that Douglas Adams was a writer on a few of the early Dr. Who episodes?
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The answer is 42!
No, I didn't. Come to think of it, they do have that same feel to them, far, far out!
"It's all devastatingly true -- except the bits that are lies" -- Douglas Adams Upon publication Don't Panic established itself as the definitive companion to Adams's life and work. This new revised edition comes up to date, covering his later work and untimely death in 2001, and including a new introduction by Neil Gaiman. Acclaimed author Neil Gaiman celebrates the life of Douglas Adams who, in a field in Innsbruck in 1971, had an idea that became The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy -- the radio series that started it all, the five book `trilogy', the TV series, almost-film, and everything that followed. Don't Panic also tells the story of the other projects Douglas worked on, including his posthumous collection The Salmon of Doubt.
Oahu..I bet NS misses u 2
Neil Gaimon wrote a pretty cool bio
Neil Gaiman - Neil's Work > Books > Don't Panic
