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Merry Christmas!

The Myth of Space Ship Snowman!

Christmas 2017

the continuig saga.

Lightning bolts in a blizzard, a giant Helium filled bounce-house slash fuel-cell. A bundle of Rhodium wire.

Kevvy: "This isn't silver. This isn't silver. What kind of wire did they give me? I can't believe I've been so cheated!"

"what kind of wire is it?"

Angerly he hurls the spool of wire off the end of the pier where it lands in deep water.

"what did you do that for? Now you'll never know what kind of wire it was."

"I think someoen must have replaced it."

In another episode . . .

"you don't want to make a magically classic high art Christmas/Holiday ecumenical cartoon for entertainment viewing, you want to make the next big-thing toy that you can become an instant millionaire selling"

"So you've found me out"

First use of It's a Christmas Miracle!

side task: investigate the first use of the stock camp phrase "It's a Christmas Miracle".

here is a link to a script of a Friends episode where the phrase is used:

Friends episode from season 9 transcript

I don't believe that is a first use of the phrase. It seems as though it's a stock joke for Hollywood writers.

The earliest reference that I found is from the movie, a John Cusack movie, none the less (how cool is that), called Better off Dead. The movie is from 1985.

Merry

And a stadium sized fuel-cell bubble-house that floats off towards New Brunswick.

Space Ship snowman, 
beaming back from outside the known realms of space time
and sending you greetings from the future!
and gifts for everyone.

An old proverb:

Merry Christ's Mass!

Just a little bit,
a little bit at a time, Lord.

 
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Oh tiny font nonsense,
just because your letters are smaller
doesn't mean you have some alternative importance.

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   Lord       Lord       Lord!
  for    because    
 Easter  He's so awesome! 
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      ♥♥🖑Cops🖐♥♥

      

Is it obvious parody or News or both?

 

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 CHRISTMAS!
 

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Political and Media Inanity

Kafka was a dillhole, Orwell was a submissive? depends on who you ask. . .

Truck-u-later

in this column Truck-u-later steps in deeper . . .

Politico had an interesting article this week titled "The secret backstory of how Obama let Hezbollah off the hook" . . .

In any case, it's worth a look-see. You probably know the jist of it when you read the headlines, and maybe you don't need to read it in detail. But if you are unaware of the subject, you will benifit greatly by reading through the whole article.

Dec 20, 2017

delight in the delete.

Remember the Sultana!

April 27, 1865

  Praise     Praise     Praise
   the        the        the
   Lord       Lord       Lord
  for his    for his    for his
 unfailing  unfailing  unfailing
   love!      love!      love!



  well, little else now.