4500 B.C.

18 thoughts on “4500 B.C.”

1. "built like a wall, brick upon brick over the millennia so that you can exult in your superiority — while they are but mute examples of what you would be if the wall fell." – Good point.

   A fine and accurate description of a simple village community all taking their part in order to survive. There’s a lot to be said for this kind of community collaboration.

   Well Tor was a smart guy to bring a bitch on heat. Clever.

   Well of course mead was made/ inspired by God! That allows us to drink it aplenty!

   Very informative, especially interesting and I’m there- sucked in. A fine job, Larry. I eagerly await part 2.

2. What! No TV?

3. Sort of like Gilligan's Island without a professor, a Ginger, a skipper or a rich couple…

4. I was curious whether or not you could see the telegraphed moves of what might be coming with parts two and three…but best you keep your counsel and avoid spoiling it for others.

5. You asked about the debate, LL: I watched just about 30 minutes of it was all I could stand. In those 30 minutes, I heard three candidates completely eliminate themselves from my consideration (not that any of them are losing any sleep over my contempt):

   Jeb: "You can't deport 12 million people. That's not an adult conversation." Oh yes we can. Just start shipping them out. One at a time.

   Rand Paul: "How is it conservative to add a trillion dollars to the debt by beefing up the military?" Beef it up or die, Rand. Get with the program. And if it costs a trillion, then cut a trillion elsewhere. While you're at it, cut a few trillion elsewhere. Quite do-able, actually.

   John Kasich: "I won't let a local bank fail." Not exactly conservative stuff, there, John.

6. The dog-in-heat thing could be used today in Afghanistan. Get a goat in heat and pick off the men as they come out to get some.

7. You expect me to see where you're going to take this? We are talking about YOU, Larry. Anything could happen. Curiouser and curiouser…Of course I'm going to keep my counsel.

8. Looking forward to seeing where you go with this one!

9. Jeb! is a dead man walking politically. Be honest, you didn't consider him viable before the debate…He needs to keep his cushy trust fund and his do-nothing job at Lehman Brothers (where Kasich worked). He can play fantasy football and golf, or whatever it is that he did these days before running for Leader of the Free World.

   Kasich is more Democrat (in the 1960's mold) than Republican. The Democrats of today are the Marxists of the 1960's. He stands on the corner of the stage, ticked off that he's not in the middle. He talks about what a good governor of Ohio he is (incessantly). He should stay there before we allow him to Peter Principle himself into the presidency.

   Rand is angry that he's on the opposite side of the stage from Kasich and not in the middle, and he's like a yappy little poodle (hair and all) trying to hump somebody's leg so that he'll move up in the polls. He's going to be below the line with Pataki and Huckabee by the time that the next debate rolls around.

   Does that sum it up?

10. You should have made a career for yourself in the CIA. You have real promise, John.

11. Naturally it's SciFi, but I haven't added ice volcanoes.

12. I thought that you could read my mind…

13. Pretty much.

14. I like the description of Desmond Tutu at the end, shouting and dancing. Nice.

15. But isn't Demond Tutu one of your guys?

16. Another one I like… (you keep putin them out there I'll read them)

17. Thanks Brig, The Shimmering God will go live in a day or so as I continue to be on walk-about.

    Things in France are interesting. There is naturally a solution. Deport Muslims.

18. Indeed. But it is still a labyrinth.

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