12:44 Just slept a few more hours. I went and hosed again the AC. Because it was smelling again like two days ago like used cat litter box. The previous renters had a cat, i saw it and when they left they spilled the box not far from our door. But i didn't feel that smell in long time. My guess is he spilled from upstairs dust intentionally.
This morning when i went for a walk i came back in the time frame when he leaves to work (changed schedule or job, he's living now before 10 and coming after 5) and of course he chose to appear.
Most cat non-ecological cat litter box is made of something called diatomaceus earth, which are calcined shells of microscopic algae made of silica. It is very dangerous to breath and is also used as insecticide. I guess is because i said they looked meaner.
Right now i was searching for a face and ran across two guys that i saw here in the parking lot, no sooner than this morning
and last night
1:11 The northern connection, Tule.
Some Japanese do indeed look like.
Some Japanese do indeed look like.
But i know they come from down under, the same as "Paul McCartney", via Sumer or whatever.
As for diatomaceous. I know from experience both Japanese and Hungarians know best the art of how to play victims. It's written in the rules of war of Sun Tzu. This is what they did last night when i was in the car, this is what they do constantly. That's why they staged Hiro-shima and Naga-sake using these gigantic wooden planes filled each with 200 tons of fertilizer. 10 of those planes flying in close formation could made for 2 Kt and then scaled up in pictures to 15. To these day they have them ready.
The museum at McMinville is actually an assembly hangar, with plastic, not glass windows. There are two pillars in front of the wings but the plane can be extracted at an angle and then made airborne with a detachable landing gear on the airport across the street. In a few days or so they can make the outer shell of a new one. Being made of wood, they are invisible to radar, they probably keep a number of them somewhere in a bay near an island on the ocean and then load them with bulk fertilizer from a ship.
The so called nuclear power plants could be Szilard anti-entropic devices. It was Szilard's paper that caused the market crash in 1929.
The museum at McMinville is actually an assembly hangar, with plastic, not glass windows. There are two pillars in front of the wings but the plane can be extracted at an angle and then made airborne with a detachable landing gear on the airport across the street. In a few days or so they can make the outer shell of a new one. Being made of wood, they are invisible to radar, they probably keep a number of them somewhere in a bay near an island on the ocean and then load them with bulk fertilizer from a ship.
The so called nuclear power plants could be Szilard anti-entropic devices. It was Szilard's paper that caused the market crash in 1929.
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