Welcome to the new, parallel Universe :lol: absolutely identical …
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where the Mayan supervisor told the Mayan chiseler … “Turn it over and continue on the other side.” 
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HJ, that IS the backside… 
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I say buy more trains and charge them. Wont’ have to worry about paying for them. Later RJD
Victor Smith said:Nah, he doesn't have enough chips on the ground and there is not a broom in sight. :P :)
HJ, that [b]IS[/b] the backside... ;)
Speaking of cataclysmic events, Gale Holland’s column in today’s (Friday’s) LA Times is about “preppers,” which is what survivalists prefer to be called. Anyway, “Tony,” who lives in the San Fernando Valley, say that the real threat in such an event will be people scrounging for food. They’ll stop at nothing apparently, which is why he and the group are prepared to bug out to a secret location somewhere near or in the mountains, bringing along plenty of food (the list is too extensive and esoteric to describe here). He keeps a truck and a couple of trailers parked in front of his home, so’s they can bug out when the time comes. Lots of questions here, but mine is, if LA turns to rubble, how the heck is he gonna drive to his bunker? Just askin’…
Due to the world hasen’t ended yet… Waiting for Santa…
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And if it does and have problems to get out of here… guess this is the only way to bug out…
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In honor of the end of the world, Mayan style, I had a burrito for lunch, and toasted the end of the world with a waxed paper cup of ice tea (no sugar)!