RE: missing link, by Infinite
Infinite provides a link to an article of great interest.
Yes, very good article. I have been following this news
for a period of time.
Last post I am allowed today, least until nine tonight
here on our west coast. A correction and some humor.
Previously I wrote about Brazil and fuel. I wrote "methanol"
and should have wrote "ethanol" which is wood grain alcohol
and quite drinkable; moonshine, white lightning, liquor.
Moonshine is made from potatoes and is more common along
the eastern seaboard states and deep south. White lightning,
which we made, is made from corn. Liquor, I do not know,
maybe ask those crazy French.
I suspect, though, Brazil is producing an end product
of methanol, which is toxic to humans. If not, no doubt
teenagers of Brazil would be sucking ethanol from pumps
at filling stations, if not siphoning ethanol from cars
directly into their mouths! Perhaps Brazil mixes in
a bit of gasoline, which can be distilled away, if
very careful.
Wood grain alcohol, ethanol, great stuff! A confession
here. While attending post graduate classes for my
science degree, we enjoyed many lab exercises but did not
enjoy those lab practicum tests! Many of our labs on
campus stock one-hundred percent ethanol, which is
two-hundred proof booze. Rather tasty! However, not
something to sip while your professor is around.
Reminds me of sipping white lightning with my cousins
out on our farmhouse front porch, when adults are not
around, well, most adults. Young teenagers sipping from
a Mason jar is as common as young teenagers driving,
in Oklahoma.
There is a mark of distinction for Mason jar sippers.
This mark is a tiny scar across the bridge of your
nose from drunkenly slamming a Mason jar into your
face. This is how we Okies know sippers from those
government revenuers.
Infinite provides an article which, in part, reads,
"'That is the biggest contract signed so far in the world.
We've been negotiating since 2004 and now we got U.N auditing
and approval,' Marcelo Junqueira, Econergy's vice president for
transactions, told Reuters."
How fun to observe Rufus Harris address the United Nations!
"Now listen heah, yall, I done gots trill-uns of bucks an'
I be a impoh-tant man, ya heah? Yall done gonna give me yer
Johnny Hancock to these heah dealings of mine, rat quick
like. I is gonna call-oh-nize that big ol' Georgia moon an'
I done be lookin' rat down on you folks, so don't yall be
givin' me no uppity sass cuz I kin done squash yall jist
like one of them there blood suckin' ticks. Yall heah me?"
Oh boy, United Nations translators would certainly
be challenged by Rufus English!
* sniffs *
I smell electric wire burning. I think the spell check
software here blew a fifty amp fuse on this article.
Yall done know what I mean?
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