Monday update:
[url=http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/help/dayparts.asp]Day-to-night[/url] settings. [url=http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/28/35122.html]Homer & Pantex[/url]. ([url=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000000EXB/fishinguideto-20]Amarillo Highway/url])
> The facility’s website assures visitors that BWXT Pantex is “Maintaining the
> safety, security and reliability of America’s nuclear weapons stockpile”
> through “Teamwork that delivers… Results!”.
>
> Presumably the … represents the slight delay between the team dropping the
> warhead and then delivery of the Results! in the form of Texas reduced to an
> irradiated wilderness for 10,000 years.
Flashbacks
I went with a Sagittarius back up to Alamo to see the movie I missed before Saturday’s Aries adventure. The whole Aries thing was spooky because it was one, right after another, for about 48 hours. Then along came a Sagittarius to lighten my attitude.
Anyway, showed up an hour early, bought tickets, walked over to Texpresso (only the smoothest, richest, creamiest, most delicious cup of coffee – dramatic pause – in the world), and I started looking at a motorcycle, hence, the flashback.
It was a Ducati, and when the rider fired it up, that motor made satisfying grumble and whir like only a Ducati can. Plus, as he rolled off the sidewalk and scooted away, I noticed that the pipes were labeled “D&D – Ft. Worth, Texas.”
“D & D” – at one time, was Dave and Danny, and they were no more than a couple of old-school mechanics who made excellent exhaust pipes. Maybe not exactly quiet, but rather satisfying, in the day. I figure it’s probably related to the pipes on that Duck (old-school slang for Ducati).
The another flashback was to the movie the night before, and what was funny, “You’re progressed Venus is….” and “wait, I shouldn’t do this until I’ve completed your chart…” Real astrology talk. The book she was reading from, sure looked like a certain [url=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0935127208/fishinguideto-20]ephemeris[/url].
Then [i]Along Came Polly[/i], and it was cute. Not too cute, but certainly entertaining enough. However, like most [url=http://www.drafthouse.com/]Alamo Drafthouse[/url] shows, I’m wondering if the trailers weren’t more interesting.
Late Sunday night, we were at Kerby Lane, back in part of town, and we ran into [url=http://www.musicwhore.org/]Greg[/url], so this was like a flashback to Friday night.