David Custis Kimball - blog

You: Why Dave; why now?
Me: Well, I've two talented kids; the younger mentioned my stopping with the lectures. Then enthusiastically asked, 'Dad, can I help you set up a blog?' Moments later, Me: 'OK, that's a great idea, thinkin' they might just read it someday.

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An Unmapped Ponderocity:
To say: '"He is a man of truth," is to say nothing; to say: "He is a man of of," is to state an elementary truth of logic.'
Winston Davids, 1969 - Trinity College Valedictorian - 1970; known endeavor: actuarial contributions to The Donald; since has contacted me and sadly is quite ill. Ask prayers for recovery; thanks for his brilliance and music.

May 23, 2012 1:08pm
he and his girlfriend, Vickey Teters, see the animals like their kids and often take them for rides -

Man Arrested for OWI with Zebra, Parrot in Front Seat of Truck | KCRG-TV9 | Cedar Rapids, Iowa News, Sports, and Weather | Local News

Humor, Parenting, History

Just say No, No, No; doesn’t matter how big Teters are, I mean is.

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May 20, 2012 11:06am
The system itself is corrupt, but worse, it’s utterly corrupting. That’s the true moral of this story, and we shouldn’t let Warren’s rather large tree blind us to the proverbial forest in this issue. If we want to address systemic disadvantage, to the extent it still exists, we should be reforming the reservation system and inner-city schools to give those who still are truly disadvantaged a chance to overcome those obstacles, and end the system that incentivizes everyone else to exploit those systems at the expense of the actually disadvantaged. -

The lessons native to the Warren story « Hot Air

History, Law+Lawless, Horsense

At the end of the day, we all benefit when the best capable is in charge of something that grows, provides and nurtures; likewise we all suffer, when the opposite occurs.  The ‘Emperors with no clothes’ might think he’s dressed the finest silk, or he/she’s got a right to put booty in your face; the results are similar, respectively: Em-bare-assing or Dis ass ter.

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May 19, 2012 5:33pm

Science, Design, Art, Mathematics, Physics, Psychophysics, BEC

The key is to design an experiment, where what is measured can be experienced, seen, detected and another day, repeated. Once this happens, as in 1995, BECs were proven, then laws can be formed. Does creating a BEC harm anyone?  If so, can it be controlled to only defend someone?

And so we go from what we know to feeling safe about knowing it.

itsachen:

The essence of science explained in 63 seconds by Feynman.

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May 19, 2012 10:08am
David Ben Gurion, the first prime minister of Hebron, said Jewish history begins in Hebron; Biblically, Abraham bought the Cave of Machpelah in Hebron in order to bury his wife Sarah there. Because Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are buried there, the city has always been known to Jews as the City of the Patriarchs. Hebron was King David’s first capital, and remnants of the city from Biblical times have been discovered there in archaeological excavations at Tel Rumeida, the ancient Tel Hebron. Jews lived there continually from Biblical times, but in 1929, at the behest of Haj Amin al-Husseini, appointed by the British authorities as Mufti of Jerusalem, who later consulted with Hitler about the “Final Solution,” Arabs rioted and massacred 59 Jews, and another 8 who died of their wounds later. -

EU to Intervene to Stop Palestinian Execution of Man Who Sold Land to Jews

History, Law+Lawlessness, Thugology

Where are we; were is Hillary, Obama?  At least the EU has the decency of feigning support.  Wake up.

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May 18, 2012 10:55pm
Human milk contains nutrients, antibodies, and immunemodulating substances that are not present in infant formula or cow’s milk. Longer breastfeeding duration is further associated with reduced maternal risks of breast cancer, ovarian cancer, diabetes, hypertension, obesity and heart attack. -

Organization slams ‘Time’ breastfeedi… JPost - Health & Science

Parenting, Science, Environment, UncommonsenseVsCommononsense

A great read, for anyone who ever considers having children.  My dad, a pediatrician, used to ask the salespeople coming into his office presenting samples, ‘You mean, you want me to give out this garbage?’  They stopped coming.  My dad would not offer any suggestions that I knew of about ‘formulas’; I think he suggested they go to another doctor, never recommending one who would dispense the ‘garbage’.

So read this article and understand that healthy ‘attachment’ to a mom and longer term breastfeeding is great.  I concur, my daughter asked for ‘apple juice’, and when she couldn’t get it from mom, she was very happy to get it from the refrigerator at about 2.5 years old.

One thing that they don’t cover; my dad recommends ‘Nothing But Breastmilk’ for the first 6 months.  That means you have to supply a lot, and pumping and freezing a great idea for those who can trust baby to a grandparent or caregiver.  Warn them that if they supplement with anything, the infant’s demand will decrease, bowel movements will increase and mom will know.  My dad called it ‘Sabatoge’.   Well meaning people think that the baby might not get enough, and Meade-Johnson even makes a huge point about this in their video promoting ‘garbage’, by asking ‘Does the baby have its daily BM?’   

Unsuspecting mothers will say ‘Oh, no; my baby only does that and it’s runny and small every 2 or 3 days’, and they take the hook, feed the supplement; the baby’s demand goes down and so does mom’s supply of breastmilk.

That’s why that 1 am feeding is so important, and so easy if the dad just gets up, changes the diaper and let’s mom get all ready for a big feeding, while she relaxes and hears the cooing in the next room or in the same room with that fresh, dry diaper that the baby loves.  It’s a real ‘turn on the faucet’ for baby.

Anyway, it’s a lot of fun giving of yourself and seeing the magic of what mom can do without trying very hard.  It’s really kind of easy.  You just have to turn off the commercial and conflicting signals from those who just refuse to understand.

Bottom line, I think Time magazine did a service to moms by drawing attention to their importance.  I think most women prefer to sit down, but ‘that’s showbiz’.

The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine has a great website.  It seems to indicate that they were formed in 2006, so they are news to me.  The LaLeche League were and are comprised more of mothers, with more hands on approaches, but might agree with most everything published on the ABM’s website. 

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May 18, 2012 10:19pm
National Review’s Katrina Trinko has reported that sections of Warren’s 2006 book “All Your Worth: The Ultimate Money Lifetime Plan“ appear to be lifted directly from the 2005 book ”Getting on the Money Truck” by Rob Black. -

Elizabeth Warren Plagiarized From Rob Black‘s ’Getting on the Money Truck‘ in Her 2006 Book ’All Your Worth’ | TheBlaze.com

History, Science, Horsense, Frogsense, Commononsense, Humor, Human Affairs (there i said it: pol a ticks)


update; revelation of fact Warren before Black… and never come back: As such, it appears that Getting on the Money Track (published in October 2005) plagiarized from All Your Worth, not the other way around.    Now dear reader, in light of this revelation, should I change any of the following?   ‘Nah, ‘it ain’t Shakespeare these monkeys at the keyboard were writing anyway,’ keeps ringing in my ears. Maybe just Black ‘dEvol’ Warren more. Ever listen to ‘number 9’ on the Beatles song?… like that.  Oh, golly all they wanted to do was scam sell some greedy sucker some books on ‘get rich like me, ’ it’s not like a magic receipe for crab and buckwheat…oh no that’s out there too, I can feel it.

No, NO.. this is proof of what Ron Paul has stamped on his ‘non-campaign’ (and losing the ‘R’), LOVE (backwards)UTION or EVOLUTION… 

Isn’t the highest form of flattery (like ‘I LOVE you’) imitation?  And doesn’t this mean that if you really get two monkeys, who are really smart… one can write Shakespeare and the other Bacon, but because the LOVEution eachother, they imitate, and low and behold they both are writing the same stuff, and if it was Rob Black or Elizabeth Warren, whoever was first or magically they both thought through the cosmic Gorellian Carbon Footprints of eachother and everyone and wrote the same words, but with feelings of LOVE U a TON, but sometimes entomologists can’t really spell and who is to say who is right, who is wrong.

It’s just evolution, my darwin cherokee.

And besides, that Scott Brown, he, he looked in a girl’s bathroom window when he was 14 or something and can’t write these words… because he can’t LOVE them. He thinks he was created and so, so special…like a Bloomingdale’s bag or a UPS slogan… yeah, ‘What has Brown done for you, lately?’  Just a lot of motion…meaningless… bumpity, bumpity brownian motion.

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May 18, 2012 2:37pm
Twelve years later, however, the Dystel of Acton & Dystel was busy promoting Obama’s new book, “Dreams from My Father,” and still touting the author as “born in Kenya. -

Shocker! Obama was still ‘Kenyan-born’ in 2007

History, Law+Lawless, Commononsense, Horsense, Humor

‘Me thinks Hussein Et Al doth protest too much’ to paraphrase Bill S.  Yes, you are correct 1991 +12 is 2003: well, Acton & Dystel was still using ‘born in Kenya’ as B. Hussein Obama was an Illinois State Senator in 2007, a full 16 years after the first ‘copy malfunction’ claimed by the A&D literary agent. Sixteen years and not a letter changed. Not much to say for that editor.

Would B. H. O. want not to be associated with those ‘slave-base’ blacks which dominate our population?  Were not his descendents of the victorious population, which in fact avoided being enslaved by his own people (good hiders or fighters) or ran away successfully from those who were gathering the young, submissive or weak ones and shipping them off to foreign lands?  All those ship captains did participate, but they only ‘saved’ them from a certain death.  Slave-traders realize and continue today under the sanctions of Shariah Law, to enslave people and property and offering the right of redemption with a hefty payment.  The modern banking system adds so much convenience to the slave trade.  No more auctions; just a swipe or two… and you are free again.  Insurance companies also will ask for a swipe as well.  Just think of the points you get back, or the free miles.  Oh, slavery… another source of jobs, like Pelosi’s welfare payments. Keeping all those evil profits in circulation…

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May 18, 2012 9:07am
History, Food, Real Estate, Humor
That&#8217;s how it was in Eden, except for that bitchin&#8217; snake in the apple tree.  The other important thing to remember is to keep all edibles together, or conversely: don&#8217;t put toxic plants in with the edible group, esp. &#8216;just &#8216;cause it&#8217;s so pretty.&#8217;
ediblegardensla:

In the school gardens, making bouquets with african basil, bachelor buttons, sweet peas and more.

History, Food, Real Estate, Humor

That’s how it was in Eden, except for that bitchin’ snake in the apple tree.  The other important thing to remember is to keep all edibles together, or conversely: don’t put toxic plants in with the edible group, esp. ‘just ‘cause it’s so pretty.’

ediblegardensla:

In the school gardens, making bouquets with african basil, bachelor buttons, sweet peas and more.

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May 17, 2012 4:32pm
Gezari and her colleagues estimated, based on the properties of the flare and the physical attributes of red-giant cores, that the black hole has a mass of roughly three million suns. (The Milky Way’s central supermassive black hole, for comparison, is about four million solar masses.) And by summing up the radiated light from the flaring black hole, the researchers concluded that possibly 10 percent, and perhaps as much as half, of the star ended up being consumed. -

Big Gulp: Flaring Galaxy Marks the Messy Demise of a Star in a Supermassive Black Hole: Scientific American

Science, History, Physics, Humor

It’s great to be able to see this kind of event, photograph and be ready to analyze it down to the speed various vectors within the matrix of the event proceed. Granted it may take years to glean the information from the measurements and observations with all the interference and distances, but this is what science is: observation. And that we can observe history is another great awakening.  It doesn’t give us much about ‘living history’, but about the ‘cataclysmic history’.  Questions of ‘how did the red giant get too close to the event horizon of a 3 million Sun mass Central black hole?’ are closer to being answered as we see more and more of the event unfolding. The fact that this visual occurrence represents about 7 percent of the matter of the universe means that what we don’t see may be making a lot of things happen. There is so much ‘Science’ that is not known, that ‘Science’ needs to say very humble. Knowing even 100 percent of 7 percent is not passing, but would demand ‘remedial education’ for this, among the worst, special needs child.  Richard Dawkins, Sheldon Cooper: I’m talkin’ to you.  Did I tell you I talked to a spider when I was about 4; I saw another one, a different kind, yesterday; we just looked at eachother.  So evolution… blah blah blah…get some more facts.

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May 17, 2012 1:32pm
Real Estate, Design, Hazard Mitigation
One of the advantages of using space flexibly is that you must build a structurally secure movable system, here seen as a the Murphy bed on one side and the dishes and storage on the Kitchen side.  There are many variants of this concept; it&#8217;s valid and would be a good retrofit for a place where wood or smooth floors are in place or where Epicore ribbed ceilings are parallel to the sliding vector, so the structure could be hung, making it not as important to keep the floor materials flat.  I know there&#8217;s only hangers, but a rolling design could be made without compromising the beam strength.

Real Estate, Design, Hazard Mitigation

One of the advantages of using space flexibly is that you must build a structurally secure movable system, here seen as a the Murphy bed on one side and the dishes and storage on the Kitchen side.  There are many variants of this concept; it’s valid and would be a good retrofit for a place where wood or smooth floors are in place or where Epicore ribbed ceilings are parallel to the sliding vector, so the structure could be hung, making it not as important to keep the floor materials flat.  I know there’s only hangers, but a rolling design could be made without compromising the beam strength.

(via stripesandplanes)

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May 16, 2012 5:47pm
Robert Horvitz, a biologist who worked out the molecular details of how cells kill themselves, offered his own advice. “Don’t listen to advice,” he said. -

And Other Advice From Nobel Laureates - Science News

Science, Humor, History, Art, Design, Frogsense, Horsense

I love to watch people ironying. A nice stiff collar, cuffs, etc. is always pleasant for those who have to endure looking at you.

Some fun in my scientific life that never reached the merrygoround for the brass ring (from Oak Bluffs), but was fun: I had a chemistry teacher named Dr. Smellie; physics teachers named: Goodspeed and Woodie Constant. Those might be anti-ironic, or ‘bumpic’… as in ‘bumps along, fitting into every niche along the way.’

Horvitz’s personality might just model apoptosis, where a cell decides to die, not listening to the opportunities that the grand nutrients offer.  Like being sick of taking bribes for politicians, that just might end most politicians careers and lead some future balladeer to harken, ‘Only those … no: Some of whom change their path meet the counter enforcement.’  I only never say only. ‘Some’ gives that feeling of grace, luck, fate or escape from the inevitable.

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May 13, 2012 2:55pm
We were expecting to find modulation between the different words- and perhaps a heightened reaction to the emotional word - but what we found was the exact opposite to what we expected- a cancellation of the response to the negative words, -

Medical Daily: Negative Words Shut Down Higher Level Mental Processes, Study

Psychophysics, History, Humor, Environment

This changes my perspective as I report on things that are negative, disturbing and discipline-requiring.  To present them in the negative light that they produce in others is to repeat the negativity.

Therefore, I’m going to try to present any danger as an ‘opportunity to avoid’ or ‘freedom to steer the other way’ instead of the lambasting of the ‘response cancelling’ or numbing reaction that are evoked from all the negativity that is presented.

It reminds me of my dad’s method of communication: compliment in public; scold in private. And now we find out that this keeps the brain engaged and even with the temporary ‘response cancelation’ in a private negative experience, there is an opportunity for remorse and regaining a positive trajectory before ending the private session.

The fact that our brains crave, in fact insist that a positive message be promoted in order to continue seems to promote humor, irony, even sarcasm to spin what is debilitating into something invigorating. We laugh to accumulate, but when we cry we shut down our accumulation of new information. But like cancer is the too active growth of something not beneficial, apoptosis is the mechanism which recognizes when something should be shut down or diverted to another area or object for growth.  The questions are do sarcasm and irony act to redirect responses, form dialog traces without shutting down neural pathways? 

For example, my past reporting on Al Gore could be improved to notice that his concern about our CO2 gas production is not only making him wealthy and allowing him to produce more and more credits to get wealthier and wealthier and someday someone in his family will be able to purchase respect and their freedom.

I think I feel a little more Dope na Mean coursing through my synapses.  And thank you www.marineknowledge.tumblr.com for the following: 

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May 12, 2012 9:39pm
Medicine, Uncommonsense, Psychophysics
I couldn&#8217;t verify that these are based on studies or is it uncommonsense working its way to differential Common Sense?  I was particularly intrigued with the 2. Overreacting.  Do you think that&#8217;s overreacting?  I remain calm and resolute not to get to excited about it, or about anything. Is that like too much Yin/Yang all at once, but the opposite of sex, in that it has a negative feeling, like a parking ticket, jury summons, etc.?
scinerds:

expose-the-light:

Top 10 Biggest Brain Damaging Habits
1. No Breakfast
People who do not take breakfast are going to have a lower blood sugar level.This leads to an insufficient supply of nutrients to the brain causing brain degeneration.
2. Overreacting
It causes hardening of the brain arteries, leading to a decrease in mental power.
3. Smoking
It causes multiple brain shrinkage and may lead to Alzheimer disease.
4. High Sugar consumption
Too much sugar will interrupt the absorption of proteins and nutrients causing malnutrition and may interfere with brain development.       
5. Air Pollution
The brain is the largest oxygen consumer in our body. Inhaling polluted air decreases the supply of oxygen to the brain, bringing about a decrease in brain efficiency.
6. Sleep Deprivation
Sleep allows our brain to rest. Long term deprivation from sleep will accelerate the death of brain
7. Head covered while sleeping
Sleeping with the head covered, increases the concentration of carbon dioxide and decrease concentration of oxygen that may lead to brain damaging effects.
8. Working your brain during illness
Working hard or studying with sickness may lead to a decrease in effectiveness of the brain as well as damage the brain.            
9. Talking Rarely
Intellectual conversations will promote the efficiency of the brain.
10. Lacking in stimulating thoughts
Thinking is the best way to train our brain, lacking in brain stimulation thoughts may cause brain shrinkage.

Medicine, Uncommonsense, Psychophysics

I couldn’t verify that these are based on studies or is it uncommonsense working its way to differential Common Sense?  I was particularly intrigued with the 2. Overreacting.  Do you think that’s overreacting?  I remain calm and resolute not to get to excited about it, or about anything. Is that like too much Yin/Yang all at once, but the opposite of sex, in that it has a negative feeling, like a parking ticket, jury summons, etc.?

scinerds:

expose-the-light:

Top 10 Biggest Brain Damaging Habits

1. No Breakfast

People who do not take breakfast are going to have a lower blood sugar level.This leads to an insufficient supply of nutrients to the brain causing brain degeneration.

2. Overreacting

It causes hardening of the brain arteries, leading to a decrease in mental power.

3. Smoking

It causes multiple brain shrinkage and may lead to Alzheimer disease.

4. High Sugar consumption

Too much sugar will interrupt the absorption of proteins and nutrients causing malnutrition and may interfere with brain development.       

5. Air Pollution

The brain is the largest oxygen consumer in our body. Inhaling polluted air decreases the supply of oxygen to the brain, bringing about a decrease in brain efficiency.

6. Sleep Deprivation

Sleep allows our brain to rest. Long term deprivation from sleep will accelerate the death of brain

7. Head covered while sleeping

Sleeping with the head covered, increases the concentration of carbon dioxide and decrease concentration of oxygen that may lead to brain damaging effects.

8. Working your brain during illness

Working hard or studying with sickness may lead to a decrease in effectiveness of the brain as well as damage the brain.            

9. Talking Rarely

Intellectual conversations will promote the efficiency of the brain.

10. Lacking in stimulating thoughts

Thinking is the best way to train our brain, lacking in brain stimulation thoughts may cause brain shrinkage.

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May 12, 2012 5:41pm
Anna M. Jarvis campaigned for the creation of an official national holiday in the early 1900s to commemorate her mother, who had organized “Mother’s Friendship Days” to bring together moms who had been on opposing sides of the Civil War. -

Why the Inventor of Mother’s Day Would Hate Mother’s Day - Bloomberg

History, UncommonSense, Humor, Medicine

Happy Mother’s Day, Mom: I’m sure you’re Happy that I’ve solved the world’s problems; Love ya.

Wouldn’t you know it, the inventor of the IRS, the Federal Reserve Bank, a failed ‘United Nations’, which were well intended, but without focus they began the ‘black hole’ like gravity of sucking massive power into the Federal Government Bureaucracy.

So President Wilson co-opted the ‘Mothers Day’ to include all mothers, not just those who were sworn blood enemies.  And that is the limit to which I am going to celebrate it, or not.  I lost my mother, age 96, in 2002. I do not celebrate my wife, although a mother; rather her children may and do.  That my limit.  I also don’t expect my wife to celebrate ‘Father’s Day’ about me.  I am always glad and surprised when my children offer some note of celebration.

Government is here to insure our ‘Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Blessedness (Happiness as defined in the ‘hood’, see Thomson’s Bible.)  Therefore it is about ‘SAFETY’, and to protect us as we seek out nourishment for our families, and friends.  

A few things which need to be out of the government’s purview:

1) Educational curriculum content, except eliminating known false facts and favorite theories, e.g. Darwin from slime to self ;

2) Labor’s minimum wage or unemployment compensation (can’t have both and the worker should choose);

3) individual tax law that can’t be read in 8 hours each year and forms completed in 4 hours (more endangers my safety, worries me, subjects me to strangers who err on funding too much to the government);

4) corporate tax (this tax reverts to customers and endangers solvency of company);

5)any safetynet to illegals for non-citizen services including health, education, housing, food, driving (these overload and restrict a fair opportunity and cost to receive as citizen); forced costs will be deducted from UN payments;

6) Healthcare mandates include only a) over 66 yrs. and under 4 years.  b) Poor people will get life saving procedures only, with either local property tax funding (as in Boca Raton) or Federal, not both.  Federal will establish a ‘Best Practices Lexicon (BPL)’, which comes from military doctors, research doctors, and board of top 10 medical school professors in fields (they will be paid and honored) with annual updates established and hierarchy included to give a range/benefit/cost analysis. Absolutely no cosmetic, contraceptive, sex-enhancing, or psychotherapies will be provided without complete cost of service; once established from Conception to 3.25 (4 years) including safe foods, etc. and no food costs will be met because breastfeeding is best practice.  Best practice diet, will be mandated to insure mother’s health and receive baby benefits.  Convicted abusing parents will be sterilized and children removed to Kibbutz protocol living.  After 3.25 years, everyone will have ideally critical care; access to inexpensive antibiotics through clinics, medical schools and other over 1000 bed hospitals. Medical savings accounts will be mandatory, like a tax, of 1 percent of gross income.  Patients, not insurers, will pay health providers; that will lower cost and insure better quality.  Major surgeries and other high cost procedures will have a 10 percent copay; these must be in the BPL; patients must pay down copay quarterly.

7) Legal awards will be subject to loss of use, repair, and punitive no more than 3 times loss or repair (whichever is lower) and this goes into a public fund to pay for critical life saving best care (CLSBC) for those from 3.25 to 66 years.

The point here is that government is not the “happiness” generating machine; you determine and control your own happiness, and true happiness is only associated with the luck or blessing (if you believe) that occurs with best intensions for causing least harm in your activities. Grace and forgiveness are not explained in this summary, but are critical to BPL.

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May 12, 2012 11:24am

Environment, Science, Technology, History

This appears to be a giant sea slug (GSS), stretched out about one foot thick by about 6 feet in diameter, but able to ungulate into various tube-like configurations and inflate interior ‘balloon’ like efflurescent cavities.

It would appear to be a male, attracted to the lights of the camera inspecting the long pipe from the surface.  The lights induced the GSS to show its lighting ability and proceeded in a kind of mating ritual and dance, but the dimming of the lights in the last sequence, after GSS displayed his ‘junk’, including at least a 2 foot long penis, that was glowing, as well as the pods attached in a kind of scrotal area, caused the GSS to sink from the frame, as if rejected.

I’d like to play Sinead O’Connor’s ‘nothing Compares 2 U’, written by Prince, which would possibly indicate that these GSS’s are hermaphroditic, slightly more complicated than monosexual, or as confused as most humans are.

This reminds me of a story in the mid 1980’s my wife and I went to Miami Beach, and out on the southern most beach, were the water to the East was about 3 to 4 feet deep going out almost a mile, near to shore a few 8 year old kids were tossing this big handful of a caramel brown mass out into the water, about a good 10 foot toss.  They were all laughing and splashing…. when I noticed that this Blob would swim back to them, rather randomly and they would toss it out again.  This Sea Slug was playing Catch-Fetch with himself as both the Catchee and the Fetchee.  I waded into the water to get a closer look, and one of the kids handed me ‘Blob’; I turned him over, but couldn’t see any distinguishing features.  I think I tossed him, after getting permission from the kids, and they were all pretty relaxed about it.   Amazing…

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