11 Replies to “Honey, I Finished The Internet”

  1. I can just see some guy driving an old F-150 and pulling up to a scrap metal dealer with that thing in the box. ”Bought her at a garage sale. She’s solid aluminum and filled with some damned compound that glows in the dark. I’d take 20 bucks for it!”
    Can you beleive there once was a ”Miss Atomic Bomb,” cakes shaped like an A-Bomb explosion, and a psychic from Moscow, Idaho that promised we could get in touch with God through the A-Bomb.
    Enjoy!!
    http://longstreet.typepad.com/thesciencebookstore/2011/03/miss-atomic-bomb-the-a-bomb-in-popular-culture-comics-cakes-and-god.html

  2. there was a US nuclear bomber that crashed somewhere in BC on a glacier by alaska border after being off course during a storm & various failures — supposedly took a few decades to find it. Saw a documentary on it showing the air frame — Yanks found the airplane / airframe in 1956 and later some Canadians found it decades after in 1996. Supposedly the nuke was dumped in the Pacific. So I gather that is what they found. No ThunderBall 😉
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1950_British_Columbia_B-36_crash
    Seen a B-36 bomber at the USAF Museum in Ohio — impressive.

  3. That was an item on last night’s edition of The John Batchelor Show. It was referred to, tongue in cheek, as “The Thing From Another Canada”, a reference to that great 1950s SF movie The Thing From Another World.

  4. Duck and cover. I learned how my plywood desk would save me from a nuclear blast when in 1st grade.
    Who do I sue for making me fearful of every bright light and loud noise for my entire life ? How much can I get the taxpayer to give me for that ? I am especially bothered during sex when my partner starts imploring God to save her or something … it’s given me a real bad case of blue balls in the past.

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