Money (or) The unNatural History of Chickens
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(The Prelude)
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Upside down, frozen in
LaBrea-x-Custard's last stand-in wooly-bully Mammoth Mountain
replies to non-question posed by answer
... beggest thust .. Why are we all here?
Because we are not all there.
And so in..
I cannot say what is or may be not
but positively I can say what is easy,
but may be ignored for generalized non-expert reasons,
actually rooted in of "not everyone does it".
While at rainbow's end gold is sweeter in anticipation,
one can work up an appetite for any kind of sure-fire solutions
by closing one's eyes and doubting hard..
This bring back the mystery and excitement
to my more mundane conclusions
of veritbalis estus in placo del oro recoverablia non-mirabilis
profundis gravitas establishmentio.
Gold mines is easy, add money and do not stir for a while.
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(The Prelude While at Rainbow's End)
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Gold Mine without Cash, the Ash at Rainbow's Wrought End
(or)
Question: Why did the chicken cross the road.
Answer: To go where the easy money is.
Question: Money is: paper, plastic, physical, none or all.
Answer: Follow the chickens
Conclusion: Gold unMined is not money.
Proof: E.C.'s gold mine is a wild cat, not a chicken.
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References:
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"The Natural History of the Chicken"
Obtained critical acclaim at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival.
(also)
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Cane Toads, An Unnatural History 1987
Starring: cane toads by the thousands
Only the Australians could make a nature documentary
that’s as wacky and entertaining...
"If Monty Python produced a National Geographic Special,
it would be Cane Toads, An Unnatural History"
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Why does network TV suck so bad now?
(but)
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Can a Pineapple bounce like a skipping stone on water?
(or)
War is hell, and a dam from hell.
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Squadron 617 was outfitted with a strange new weapon
-- a bouncing bomb that, when dropped precisely on-target,
would skip across the water and slam into the wall of an enemy dam. |
