Stiddle Mump

Indeed! Toffeez are finding their feet at their new stadium. They could be challenging for top 6 early next year. Can't believe pool will not hit a winning streak sometime soon. Big shock for me is Cherries. Started so well, and have now hit relegation form.

Well they were unbeaten until Hull done them. And The Tigers sent themselves into the top 6.

What great pics again Chris. Thanks for sharing those delightful images with us.

Indeed! Which brings us back to the moon landings. They done great getting there. Even greater getting back; alive.

They couldn't do that when POTUS Biden's shower of $$$ numpties were in charge?

Have you told her that trimming her underarm hair could lead to serious head-hair thinning in a few years.

I've come to the obvious conclusion that there is more knowledge being put out on AN, than the whole of 'X' and NASA combined. Where do we go from here? Well! I'm off to the farm for a couple of hours. But for those still believing nonsense, take a chill pill (selenium?), put some Rosa Ponselle on the turntable, make a long mushroom drink, listen and reflect.

I have indeed Sir. Just as an illustration. If the earth is spinning at 1000 mph, from west to east, and one was to run from west to east on a 100 metre track at 1000 mph. The runner would never finish. Bit like the snail who can't ever get out of the well. Just goes to show what a nonsense it all is.

Because, if the earth is spinning, and you run against the spin, you will get there - that is the finishing line - more quicker. Run the other way and it will take longer. Of course, that assumes a spherical earth. On a flat earth model it shouldn't make much difference.

Dodge! Dodge. Dodge. I can easily. Humans would arrive just before mid-day.

If the earth was spinning at 1000 mph, wouldn't we get giddy? Of course we would. And notice also, how the Americans always put their 100 metre running tracks** going from east to west. And never south to north. Why? Because running from east to west gives a faster time. ** --- That don't apply to swimming pools. Even in Australia.

Ah yes! That's all well and good. But what if time started at Mid-day?

Go on Boss; what it the correct number of seconds?

In human time, it was a fair while ago. But in earth time, it was a fraction of a second ago. Based on the clock being only 24 hours. Humans have only been on the earth for 7 seconds.

There are a couple of really informed AN members who have the answers. If one was to travel in an airplane, or a fast boat, how long would it be til the plane was upside down, or the people fell out of the boat? Also why can't a plane fly around the globe; non stop. There is also the travel between the southern parts. Say Cape Town to the south of Chile or Argentina. Also the secrecy of the South Pole.

I don't believe in junk science and fraudulent data. That's for sure. I also don't roll up my sleeve because someone wearing a white coat says the stuff in the syringe is 'safe n effective'. You got that right Sir. Where are these; 'carefully documented and reviewed science experiments.'? There ain't none regarding viruses and covid. Any virus for that matter. Don't have to search 100s of science papers; just ask an AI where a virus has been isolated and shown to cause illness. You have backed a loser on this Gamby. Best to cash in yer chips and retire. Move onto other stuff.

It's on the WWW for all to see. Covid was a military operation. Started on 2017. Waited for Dr Mullis to pass in august 2019. Event 201. All the western deep states were in on it from September 2019. Companies were instructed to prepare the mRNA jabs. Israel told their people that a pandemic was on its way in November 2019. All the western governments were in lockstep on the lockdown. PCR rolled out. Bats & pangolins the guilty ones. Lab leak first mentioned. There was no pandemic. No virus. No deaths.

You are wrong there Sir. The PCR is a lab magnifying tool. As there is no such thing as a COVID virus, it can't show the presence of it. Can it?

Sam was absolutely right. These nonsense charlatans should all resign immediately. Just about as anti-science and anti-nature as they could get. Here Dr Sam talks about the reason she would not take down a vid. Just 5 minutes long. Well worth a look. Integrity or what?! https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c/should-i-take-my-video-down:f

I reckon that 'do no harm' ditty has long disappeared under the $$$ notes

I'm aware. Seems strange. Completely undecided.

For sure there is a lack of coordination. But, I don't think it's necessarily the brain. As we age the brain runs slightly in front of the body, IMO. That's why, when we know there could be a problem we have to say to ourselves; 'watch the step'.

For sure there is an entity that is responsible for short term memory. A memory of less than a second. A special type of cell perhaps. Outside of brain activity. All to do with preservation. Fight or flight. When we walk, we don't say, as we go, now put the left foot forward, now the right. We do it automatically. But is this action the domain of the brain. or have the cells in the moving limbs remembered?

Don't mean it like that Chris. I don't think you will be bored traveling this beautiful country. Seeking out new adventures every day. I was just thinking; do your plans allow you to get home for Xmas or New Year? Do you deviate off your planned route much? When I went touring for a month back in 2006, every time I came across a nice looking fishing place, I had to rewrite my plans.

Reading Mark Nothing's Bechamp musings, got me thinking. We are 70% water, but the nearest we get to see it is when sweat or pee. In a car accident, where a few bones are broken, we don't see water everywhere. Does the gel-like water actually carry information throughput the body? Maybe not the watery gel itself, but a micro-enzyme type entity floating within it. What entity? Entitles that can change with, and according to, bio-electrical activity. And I suggest that these entities can 'think'. Maybe think is not the right word. Protect might be better. Instinctively react stimuli to protect the body.