Tuesday, October 10, 2006

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The most common improv of the 19th century was the washing machine. Between 1804 and 1873, at least 1676 patents were issued by the United States Patent Office for various forms of this device. I looked this up in the family history Grandma was a real spinthrift! Source: Household Wonders.

They found a picture of Cleopatra the other day on a coin from 40 BC and on the coin she's unbeautious so they think it must be she was too in her looks. "A woman of Cleopatra's worth would have been able to stop the coin if it were true." I think this is perhaps in error because this was when the decline of the ancient world was starting and Cleopatra was a busy person so didn't have time to stop all the coin stampers, and she was good at science and spoke lots of lingo, so she was savvy enough to know no need to drown in a pool of milk. Almost nobody is totally ept in 2000 heat waves like in Egypt. Or if they just printed one coin they found and if it was bad this would explain her beauty. How would she have been able to almost rule the ancient world without beauty, the ancients loved her and love is not bleach blonde out of a bottle, it's often the brilliance of the stars, the moon, and the pearl of her sunshine, I would think, especially with most coins of her showing her in goddess mode. We may learn more about the author of the cash when they tell us about her than her sometimes. Two out of 3 BC ancients surveyed found her rich, even so, now they would find her not slowed a bit in the afterlife!
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It's widely known that Alexander Graham Bell beat Elisha Gray to the patent office by a mere two hours with his application to patent the telephone. However, ten years after Bell's telephone was issued, patent examiner Zenas Wilber admitted in a sworn affadavit that he had taken a $100 bribe from Bell, had taken a loan from Bell's patent attorney, and had given Bell the complete details of Gray's caveat. Grey called up Bell on the CB that month and said, "Didn't you hear, VISA is Gold?"

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QUANTITY TIME


It was power being a kid in 1964. All of them would ask me, "So how's The War In The Falklands?" I said, "I didn't know, I just woke up a month ago!"
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Boom In The Battle of The Bulge

I've read that they have simulators you put in your mouth and it imagines flavor and aroma of pizza, bread, oranges or hot dish at Xmas. I think a good use of this dish machine may be for dieters. It's not just dieting that's made me a bit noninsubstantial, it's when I bought a cheap old zoom and it just had 100 pixels! The wikapedia (a good online encyclopedia) says exercise is overrated as a method of diet since just some who can exercise a lot are aided much by this. Moderate exercise of course makes it so dieters don't lose much muscle and my appetite has a rest. While I'm not so luxury size they build a house around me I've tried lowering my fat with exercise, and eating fiber with water which expands in the stomach. Perhaps the flavorich machine would be just in mouth, dieters would just say the chow they'd like, radio the mouth, it might be wired in via usual tooth nurses, or chewing gum flavored like pizza, oranges, or a sandwich with aroma may be of value. Any computer may solve any problem if it has enough time and I've been improved like wine with ages, so with more method of weight loss that may be another lot of my bet, I may have overpowered it and, finally, I'm insubstantial. And if this isn't enough, for diet plans they now have a spy weapon Television! I see this soap goddess in the machine spinning around while she sings in her jewlery, a pearl diva! For all my methods combined click here (Weight loss tips at end of page on this link.).....

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