Do i have the power to end a thread? ^^

Ah, but, in the words of Mr Spooner, what a Fine Duck!

Daffy had a special portrait taken for dlowan



Watch her swoon

G'nigh Daffy
G'nigh bunny
G'nigh Intrepid




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G'night J_B

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Alright you kids, everbody out of the pool.

For a thread that ended over 153 pages ago, it sure is a long THE END.

I'm glad THAT'S over with. I was getting sick of this thread. Now I can concentrate on more important matters.

now that you all went to be, i'll just turn the lights off and lock up after everybody. adios. it's been fun, while it lasted.

(Swoons)

Damn.

That would have been the perfect final post, Dlowan. Perfect.

J

It could have been Joe, but you ruined it and now we have to start all over again.

Okay.

You first.

J

Shut up in here...you're keeping me awake.

We should let sleeping bunnies lie

Good morning-

Let me tell you about my evening. My husband talked me into joining a science club, whose members are retired chemists, aerospace engineers, etc.

Anyhow this member is giving a talk on biomass. Very interesting. After about an hour, I am starting to wiggle. After an hour and a half my eyes are starting to close, and I am afraid that I will fall asleep and start snoring, so I keep jarring myself awake. At one point I ran out to the bathroom, not so much that I needed to, but that my bones required some movement.

At nearly two hours, he informs us that he has now come to his last slide.............Wonderful. I am ready to bolt at the door. He finishes the last slide, and takes another fifteen minutes to wrap up his thoughts.

The funny thing was, his subject was extremely interesting, but I would prefer to absorb it in smaller doses. I think that if the club ever has a party, and the members exchange gifts, I will buy him a plaque that says, "Less is More!"

A science club, Phoenix? Sounds about as exciting as watching bowling on TV. Or fishing. <Ho Hum>

Are you intentionally trying to bore this thread out of existence? It's been tried before, you know.

Biomass is a fascinating field. Here's some info:

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Biomass Program develops technology for conversion of biomass (plant-derived material) to valuable fuels, chemicals, materials and power, so as to reduce dependence on foreign oil and foster growth of biorefineries. Biomass is one of our most important energy resources. The largest U.S. renewable energy source every year since 2000, it also provides the only renewable alternative for liquid transportation fuel. Biomass use strengthens rural economies, decreases America's dependence on imported oil, avoids use of MTBE or other highly toxic fuel additives, reduces air and water pollution, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Today's biomass uses include ethanol, biodiesel, biomass power, and industrial process energy.

I think I'll go back to bed.

Good grief. Phoenix may have found the Kryptonite!

NickFun- You should have been at this meeting. He really did have a lot of interesting stuff to say, and it was in an area of which I was not familiar.
Thanks for your info. I think that I am going to be doing a bit of Googling on biomass today!