Mostly : 06/23/16

Taking it got all hot, yea hit them butt, scratch a cat, open for rat, got to go inside there, find a groove, dancing rat, yea he's happy, don't ask him why, take it sleazy, what a good time, cheese nearby, have me some good cheese yea baby!!!!

I have a blogger favorite I am sure. Everyone is different and it shows! Unless you're a zombie!!!

OH NO!

Maybe?

The existance of green stars or green space lights is very important because it makes a strong case for blue red green as universals and it puts yellow in a stranger position.

We are talking about everything from atoms to stars to the light received in the back of our heads to shafts of light in the late afternoon. We may very well be these colors across our own bodies. The night sky may be a field of hidden colors. It is like saying these colors make up everything somehow. Or not? Is there anything to this?

Is there a problem?

Finally I come to a book that says, "Mathematics is used in science in many ways. We will give you an example from astronomy, which is the science of stars." I turn the page, and it says, "Red stars have a temperature of four thousand degrees, yellow stars have a temperature of five thousand degrees . . ." -- so far, so good. It continues: "Green stars have a temperature of seven thousand degrees, blue stars have a temperature of ten thousand degrees, and violet stars have a temperature of . . . (some big number)." There are no green or violet stars, but the figures for the others are roughly correct. It's vaguely right -- but already, trouble! That's the way everything was: Everything was written by somebody who didn't know what the hell he was talking about, so it was a little bit wrong, always! And how we are going to teach well by using books written by people who don't quite understand what they're talking about, I cannot understand. I don't know why, but the books are lousy; UNIVERSALLY LOUSY!

Richard Feynman (1997, p.293), annoyed by a textbook discussing green stars.

Why stars are not green

The green stars you saw are called false color images. The whole controversy around green stars seems aggressively explained into very messy sounding scientific jargon. WTF

Hey Bay don't disappoint me!

I came here for a reason

Not to watch sports games

I came here to live

Not to become a slave

Snobs can be elsewhere

I came here to live

I don't love snobs

In fancy restaurants

Something come my way

Getting lost in the bay

Don't point me the wrong way

Be more summer of love

I was born then

Right out of a volcano

Take me if you want

Or its Hawaii for me

Back to the beach

Come on groovy gals

Take me if can

I am the man

Come on groovy guys

Frisbee golf

You know what I want

California!?

Bill Hole had been someone once..

Carrying a gun

But not anymore

Every since the shot

He has been drinking shots

With a far away look

At the ghostly inn

Sometimes all alone at the bar

Mumbling to himself

I am Bill Hole

The one and only

I will go far

Maybe soon

Time is waiting

For it is I Bill Hole

Can I help you?