Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Blowin Smoke In Ahr Faciz
If iss true that murrij iz the latist RX fer depreshn, then pleez tell me why so minny wivez iz on trankwullizerz n anti-depressunts? N why thar'z so much divorce? N why ah'z bin depreshn-free since the minnit the Ole Man died?

Sunday, September 09, 2007
Solve The Wurl'z Problimz
Ah'z headid fer a Nobel Prize: ah jiss figurrd owt how ta make the whole wurl one big yootopyer. Yew'z hurda that thar statement that "90% of what we worry about never happens." Awright, so furss, we needz sum kingkong-kuppacity kumpyooderz. Next, program'm to thank up millyunz n mullyunz of horrible thangz. Then, assign X number of them 'pyoodr-jinneratid scenarios to each 'n every ciddizin on the plannit ta wurry abowt, n vwalah! Only 10% o them scenarioz'll every mutturryullize.
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Fergit Thim Uther Noshunz!
Here ah wuz wastin tahm tryin ta figgur owt how ta sell popsikklz 'n lipbalm frum mah still, when whut a shoulda dun eonz ago izzis (how do ah git me mah own kiln post haste?):
In a warehouse in Sarasota, Fla., a company called Gemesis is growing diamonds in two dozen or so high-pressure, high-temperature crystal growth chambers, each the size of a washing machine. Within each chamber, a tiny sliver of natural diamond is bathed in a molten solution of graphite and a proprietary metal-based catalyst at approximately 1,500 °C and 58,000 atm of pressure. Slowly, carbon precipitates onto the diamond seed crystal. A gem-quality, 2.8-carat rough yellow diamond grows in just under three-and-a-half days. (Article)
Whodda thunk't yew kin bekum yer own oyster (sorda)? Ah'z awl fumilyer with seedz in the grownd, so why not this kinda seed? N only 3.5 dayz!!!!! Oh, it mekks the ole bonez wanna do cartwheelz!
In a warehouse in Sarasota, Fla., a company called Gemesis is growing diamonds in two dozen or so high-pressure, high-temperature crystal growth chambers, each the size of a washing machine. Within each chamber, a tiny sliver of natural diamond is bathed in a molten solution of graphite and a proprietary metal-based catalyst at approximately 1,500 °C and 58,000 atm of pressure. Slowly, carbon precipitates onto the diamond seed crystal. A gem-quality, 2.8-carat rough yellow diamond grows in just under three-and-a-half days. (Article)
Whodda thunk't yew kin bekum yer own oyster (sorda)? Ah'z awl fumilyer with seedz in the grownd, so why not this kinda seed? N only 3.5 dayz!!!!! Oh, it mekks the ole bonez wanna do cartwheelz!
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