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What did you learn today?
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Very wise place in which to bung a capital city
Eden was a chance for that honour. They aren’t doing well there either.
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Interesting history 
Link Removed. But a distinct lack of surf spots should've immediately ruled it out 
Link Removed. But a distinct lack of surf spots should've immediately ruled it out
Interesting history
No surf, but named for the landscape resembling a pair of women’s breasts... that’s our National Capital typical political BS, surprised they eventually agreed on somewhere.
typical political BS, surprised they eventually agreed on somewhere.
My mate Russel Coight told me the guy who discovered Mt Dissapointment named it after his Wife
Probably my favorite state to drive through. Going out west as a kid, we would drive Rte. 54 a long way, then get on the freeway at Tucumcari. Although 54 is a great route, the drive on I-40 from Tucumcari to Gallup (and beyond) is like a movie. So many great roads in that state. I'd love to live there.
It is a nice place to live.
I love the drive down 26 between Hatch and Deming. I went out that way on Labor Day a couple years ago, and it was empty and perfect.It is a nice place to live.
Lawt!! I’ve fallen for the Land Of Enchantment!
I swear, the cuisine is as Enchanting as the landscape!
If ya ever have the chance...
Jerry’s!!...just a block off the main drag through Gallup...
I’m slobberin’ all over my beard just Looking at it!!
I swear, the cuisine is as Enchanting as the landscape!
If ya ever have the chance...
Jerry’s!!...just a block off the main drag through Gallup...
I’m slobberin’ all over my beard just Looking at it!!
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Fortunately, it's close to dinner time here in The Land of Enchantment! (how come there's not lip-lickin' emoji?Lawt!! I’ve fallen for the Land Of Enchantment!
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If ya ever have the chance...
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Jerry’s!!...just a block off the main drag through Gallup...
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I’m slobberin’ all over my beard just Looking at it!!
I’m sorry to learn about this.
...sorry if I’m the one to pass it along to yous...
Buck Henry Dead: ‘Graduate’ Writer, ‘Get Smart’ Co-Creator, ‘SNL’ Favorite Was 89 – Deadline
...sorry if I’m the one to pass it along to yous...
Buck Henry Dead: ‘Graduate’ Writer, ‘Get Smart’ Co-Creator, ‘SNL’ Favorite Was 89 – Deadline
The repeat broadcast of a rebroadcast broadcast, broadcast in a previous decade can still, with runaway relevance, be cast broadly over one's ignorance and illusions. In broad terms, Modern slavery and forced labour gets a guernsey.
Flagging just one aspect, we know all the ins and outs, when it comes to a commercial 'plane's history, don't we. We know its flight-worthiness, and all its movements and legitimate applications; we know who flew, who flies, who will fly; we know those who serve them, those who served; we strive to know everyone's baggage, where they were going, where they want to go, their credentials, where they came from, what they weigh, and, largely, the most intimate state of their disparate states.
We know every inch of the plane: all its parts, all their particulars, down to x-ray detail; we know all maintenance details, all compliances, all logs; we know all the critical info., flight details, schedules, hours of operation; tolerances, stresses, all incidents, ordinary and out of the ordinary; we know all the engineers involved, all the staff, we know the ownership — all of this being governed by some of our strictest laws.
And yet, we often have no detail regarding the nature of the cobalt in each 'plane's batteries — surely a fundamental aspect of a 'plane's fly-by-wire-worthiness, how it came to be there, where it came from, who supplied it, and who mined it. This, I learned today.
Flagging just one aspect, we know all the ins and outs, when it comes to a commercial 'plane's history, don't we. We know its flight-worthiness, and all its movements and legitimate applications; we know who flew, who flies, who will fly; we know those who serve them, those who served; we strive to know everyone's baggage, where they were going, where they want to go, their credentials, where they came from, what they weigh, and, largely, the most intimate state of their disparate states.
We know every inch of the plane: all its parts, all their particulars, down to x-ray detail; we know all maintenance details, all compliances, all logs; we know all the critical info., flight details, schedules, hours of operation; tolerances, stresses, all incidents, ordinary and out of the ordinary; we know all the engineers involved, all the staff, we know the ownership — all of this being governed by some of our strictest laws.
And yet, we often have no detail regarding the nature of the cobalt in each 'plane's batteries — surely a fundamental aspect of a 'plane's fly-by-wire-worthiness, how it came to be there, where it came from, who supplied it, and who mined it. This, I learned today.
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Yes, I’ve known what these two maps look like laid over each other.
This likeness has been on the front of our fridge since
St. Patrick’s Day, 2005.
