Erotic Touchdown

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap050212.html

Kewl!
[Of course,
I formerly worked for Eros!]

Twittering One wrote:
Kewl!
[Of course,
I formerly worked for Eros!]


That's nice.

Have you gone out to see the "Golden Gates" exhibition?

Fresh air and a festive atmosphere always tend to raise the spirits.

Double-A

"That's nice.
Have you gone out to see the 'Golden
Gates' exhibition?

Fresh air and a festive atmosphere
Always tend
To raise
The spirits."
~ Double-A

"No alas, not,
But hopefully I will, if I can tear myself away
From listening to Ms.
Terry Gross, on NPR's 'Fresh Air,'
Where
Books
Talk. Come on down, you talking booking One!
Read
Morning Wood ~ Anchor
Our literature,
So it won't ruffle up and fly away!

[Psttttt. Please bring Mr.
Brian Greene, too! Our fabric needs softening
As you surely know ~
Tactile sensitivity I do have!]"
~ Moi

2.11.05
Brian Greene ~
"With his book The Elegant Universe he developed a reputation for
explaining complex scientific theories with insight and clarity. The
book was the basis of a PBS series. His new book is, The Fabric of the
Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality. Greene is a professor
of physics and mathematics at Columbia University. He received his
undergraduate degree from Harvard and his doctorate from Oxford, where
he was a Rhodes scholar. This interview was originally broadcast on
March 16, 2004."

http://www.npr.org/templates/rundown...n.php?prgId=13

Twittering One wrote:
"That's nice.
Have you gone out to see the 'Golden
Gates' exhibition?

Fresh air and a festive atmosphere
Always tend
To raise
The spirits."
~ Double-A

"No alas, not,
But hopefully I will, if I can tear myself away
From listening to Ms.
Terry Gross, on NPR's 'Fresh Air,'
Where
Books
Talk. Come on down, you talking booking One!
Read
Morning Wood ~ Anchor
Our literature,
So it won't ruffle up and fly away!

[Psttttt. Please bring Mr.
Brian Greene, too! Our fabric needs softening
As you surely know ~
Tactile sensitivity I do have!]"
~ Moi

2.11.05
Brian Greene ~
"With his book The Elegant Universe he developed a reputation for
explaining complex scientific theories with insight and clarity. The
book was the basis of a PBS series. His new book is, The Fabric of
the
Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality. Greene is a
professor
of physics and mathematics at Columbia University. He received his
undergraduate degree from Harvard and his doctorate from Oxford,
where
he was a Rhodes scholar. This interview was originally broadcast on
March 16, 2004."

http://www.npr.org/templates/rundown...n.php?prgId=13


Yes, I saw the PBS series. Very enjoyable and intriguing.

Greene is definitely cutting edge cosmology.

Now, take your Walkman so as not to miss any NPR and get out into the
sunshine!

Double-A

"Now, take your Walkman
So as not to miss
Any NPR and get out into the
sunshine!"
~ Double-A

Look who's talking!

Will ludes
Do?

"O, I'd say ~
Reality, more what one agrees,
Or what feels
Worth keeping, worth wanting ~
Worth settling
In upon."
~ Moi

*

Tractile ~ Able to be stretched
Into another shape without
Breaking.

Tactual ~ Relating to the sense of touch
Or imparting
The sensation of contact.

Tactile corpuscle or tactile bud ~ A tiny egg-shaped
Touch receptor that responds
To light pressure and is found in the skin
Of the palms,
Lips, soles, and other hairless
Sensitive areas.
Also called Meissner's corpuscle.

Tachyon ~ A hypothetical elementary particle
That always travels faster
Than the speed of light.

*

Twittering One wrote:
"Now, take your Walkman
So as not to miss
Any NPR and get out into the
sunshine!"
~ Double-A

Look who's talking!


"Do as I say, not as I do."

Twittering One wrote:
Will ludes
Do?


In lieu of Dos Equis?