Sunday, April 18, 2010

Pox Follow-Up

Earlier this week I dealt with an ant invasion at the office and then contracted a dreadful illness. Well, it turns out that I have a cold, and maybe not even a cold but some sort of allergic reaction. Health-wise that’s a plus, but the art world will suffer from Dirk and I not making up a second verse to the “Monkey Pox” song. We have no motivation now.


I’m slacking off watching a “Naked Science” episode about the Tunguska mystery of 1908. Still no scientific explanation as to why bazillions of square miles of the sub-Arctic circle in Russia was somehow “crushed” killing darned near everything there. Except, of course, mosquitoes. No evidence of an event like an asteroid or anything.


But we all know the answer, don’t we? It was probably space monkeys.

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  1. Bob FrenchApril 19, 2010 at 2:17 PM

    Sorry, quite a lot of evidence that it was either an asteriod or a metal rich comet.

    Nothing will kill all the mosquitoes. Afterall, they are the Alaska State bird.

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  2. g. holmesApril 19, 2010 at 7:38 PM

    This is what happens when one makes a post in the middle of a program. If Italians make a discovery does that count?

    There are these groovy outfits that look like beekeeper suits that are designed for extensive time in the field with heavy mosquito action! Buy yours today!

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