Midnight In The Desert

[Zenman]

Meekio Kackyou? 

[malachi.martini]

Meanwhile:

[chefist]

Not to be mean to Illinois, but coming from Missouri, crossing the bridge it immediately feels like you've entered the land of oppression and sadness.

I can see that...

[Bluejay]

Art was stirring Heather's guts with his meat spoon.

[Mr Apnea]

No phone lines yet.

Right - oh no.  Keep talking then Dave.

[GravitySucks]

Classified...Okay he was stalking Tiger Lilly...There, I said it.

She’s in the desert.  Kinda. I was in a swamp.  Look. No secret I have a crush on the TL but she says she has enough cats and doesn’t need to take in a stray.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEtbfzMLVWU

[Catsmile]

In this world, the 40's are considered geriatric, elderly.  Welcome

# Unless ur a tree the ride is half over.
# Until medicine changes the order of things.

[21st Century Man]

Running a swingers video dating service, how private is that? Sounds like a scheme to reel in the hot prospects, while turning profit. After the fact he wanted it swept under the rug, for his reputation.

It's almost like he was scheming for MitD to pay for his new toy in the cuck shack. It's all really moot anyway, now that hes dead.

# ArtBell:MaleGigolo
# 2
# ArtBell:SchemingPimpHand
# Art Bell: The Art of Busting A Nut
# Churn out that pulp novel 
# ??
# Stay Tuned!!!

#70sPornStache
#ArtieWadBell

[El Chorro]

All I Need To Know I Learned On Star Trek, by this guy

[Bluejay]

George would have called it the Van Halen belt.

[chefist]

so you're saying i have some time?

[DarKPenguiN]

Running a swingers video dating service, how private is that? Sounds like a scheme to reel in the hot prospects, while turning profit. After the fact he wanted it swept under the rug, for his reputation.

It's almost like he was scheming for MitD to pay for his new toy in the cuck shack. It's all really moot anyway, now that hes dead.

# ArtBell:MaleGigolo
# 2
# ArtBell:SchemingPimpHand
# Art Bell: The Art of Busting A Nut
# Churn out that pulp novel 
# ??
# Stay Tuned!!!

Ha, yeah I agree-

I hadnt heard much at the point I posted that other than reading some posts and getting the gist of what it was about- After listening to the whole thing I was way off base...Waaaay off base.

[bateman]

What is this about spreading a load?

[SciFiAuthor]

Easy problem to solve though. Just set up periodic passes of asteroids over a very long period of time to "migrate" or nudge earth into a further orbit as the habitable zone of the sun moves. The basis for that is a paper that came out earlier this year. I really wonder how up to date this guy is.

[Corona Kitty]

Art was stirring Heather's guts with his meat spoon.

From everything I've learned brother, that seems to be the only conclusion.

[El Chorro]

Quaint to be worried about life on Earth a bazillion years from now.

[chefist]

This guy doesn't seem too informed about his subject. We're centuries, if not thousands of years, from the Alcubierre drive -  if it's even possible. It requires exotic forms of matter that we don't know exist, only that science hypothetically allows them to exist, and you also need A LOT of energy, basically vaporizing Jupiter just to get it started.

Kaku had 3 levels of developed technological societies:

Level 1: Sustainable environmental planetary control.

Level 2: Sustainable use of the solar system.

Level 3. Intergalactic capabilities.

[Yorkshire pud]

Easy problem to solve though. Just set up periodic passes of asteroids over a very long period of time to "migrate" or nudge earth into a further orbit as the habitable zone of the sun moves. The basis for that is a paper that came out earlier this year. I really wonder how up to date this guy is.

Can it be done with the average tool roll found in a Mercedes car?

[21st Century Man]

Time for Marc Anthony, The Psychic Lawyer.

[El Chorro]

Dave asks him how current scifi predicts the future. But he hasn't watched a scifi show since Space: 1999.

[malachi.martini]

Easy problem to solve though. Just set up periodic passes of asteroids over a very long period of time to "migrate" or nudge earth into a further orbit as the habitable zone of the sun moves. The basis for that is a paper that came out earlier this year. I really wonder how up to date this guy is.

Easy enough to solve in a shitty scifi book, we haven't even gone back to the moon. I applaud your Reddit tier delusion though.

[Zenman]

Quaint to be worried about life on Earth a bazillion years from now.

Sounds like a hipster type thing.

[Cowkiller]

Running a swingers video dating service, how private is that? Sounds like a scheme to reel in the hot prospects, while turning profit. After the fact he wanted it swept under the rug, for his reputation.

It's almost like he was scheming for MitD to pay for his new toy in the cuck shack. It's all really moot anyway, now that hes dead.

# ArtBell:MaleGigolo
# 2
# ArtBell:SchemingPimpHand
# Art Bell: The Art of Busting A Nut
# Churn out that pulp novel 
# ??
# Stay Tuned!!!

Really writers, why not leave bigfoot out of your porn and just put in radio personality.  Just because of the plausability factor alone, you may have a hit.

[Dyna-X]

What is this about spreading a load?

[GravitySucks]

Easy problem to solve though. Just set up periodic passes of asteroids over a very long period of time to "migrate" or nudge earth into a further orbit as the habitable zone of the sun moves. The basis for that is a paper that came out earlier this year. I really wonder how up to date this guy is.

Seems like an expanding sun would put out a stronger solar wind because of reduced gravity. The reduced gravitational pull and increased solar wind would shift the orbit of all planets outward.

[malachi.martini]

Kaku had 3 levels of developed technological societies:

Level 1: Sustainable environmental planetary control.

Level 2: Sustainable use of the solar system.

Level 3. Intergalactic capabilities.

Level 4: Dump button common place.

[SciFiAuthor]

Can it be done with the average tool roll found in a Mercedes car?

Oddly enough, it can be started now with existing technologies. All you need to move asteroids around are hydrogen bombs and chemical rockets. We have those.

[DarKPenguiN]

Oddly enough, it can be started now with existing technologies. All you need to move asteroids around are hydrogen bombs and chemical rockets. We have those.

Or Superman with a giant lasso...That works too.

[GravitySucks]

Really writers, why not leave bigfoot out of your porn and just put in radio personality.  Just because of the plausability factor alone, you may have a hit.

Don’t even need a costume designer.

[Mr Apnea]

Dave asks him how current scifi predicts the future. But he hasn't watched a scifi show since Space: 1999.

Oh my that was bad TV.  A TV show before they used science consultants.