Being on Moffett Field is almost as fun as the stuff I went to see. As a kid it was always a no go zone because it was military. Although I did manage to get on base once when I was a kid. But only to the commissary.
OH! And the McDonalds on base is still alive. I almost stopped to get fries. Maybe tomorrow. Interestingly - it has no signage. Because why bother. They don't need to draw people in.
Cool photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteFascinating how the post where you said you'd be on Twitter all week and to try the veal you'd be posting there somehow disappeared ...
"Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist."
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Cloudflare and Google, is that you?
MOAR CLUES THEN.
3. The correspondence between the number one most significant group of people for several SNPs related to susceptibility to the pathogen via the ACE2 genetic pathway, which yet again does not involve the Chinese, is a direct consequence of how the pathogen's evolution did not at first involve knowledge of genetics, but instead depended on hidden quirks of population sampling with respect to genetics.
And that will tell you the true country of origin right there, BTW.
This has been a really shitty month for some world leaders.
Some of them got to find out about the swamp that their forebears buried in the back yard.
The people whose response is over-the-top and asymmetrical to the threat?
They're the people who understand.
LET'S PLAY AGAIN! :-)
Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI gave you a half day warning I was going to delete that post. The posts where I point people to twitter is just for newbies. When I put up new content I often delete them to clean up the blog. But you commented on it before I could. I can screen shot the notification if you want.
But you can continue your panic now on this thread.