Realgoshilty

BLM:75 WHM:75 SMN:60 RDM:20 THF:75 WAR:75 DRK:75 RNG:58

Buzzed, honestly I'm not gonna write anymore hardly at all so take these as my last little tidbits for life.

I believe that way back in the age of the dinosaurs we had some few humans left in China. They talked about dragons because they saw one once. How is that possible? Well imagine if it were possible that there were huge beasts that walked about. How would that be possible? Well it would be possible with more heat. With more ambient energy. With more complex organisms. In fact I would rather say that it is possible with more sun. That's right, we know damn well the sun is getting less bright, so how could that cause global warming? Well, I wonder about cancer too cuz how could more food actually kill us? The fact is the sun is running out of energy. Law. So it's a given that we must assume that the earth was hotter once. Law. So it's a given that we know there was less water. Law. I call this the Law of George cuz that's my name. There was once less water. Hence the flood. In China I wonder how can dragons be so well talked about and not really exist? Well they probably did. The last "great" animals must have been so huge and so accustomed to "hotter" climates that they probably lived near volcanoes and judging by the mountainous regions of Tibet, those were probably the last land masses available after the biblical flood. So of course the last dragon/dinosaurs would hve been the ones that could fly. Hence dragons. What is an Ice Age but one that is cold and devoid of life and what if the only land were small and covered in ash. Such is the omen of 2012... if there is some "correction" of the sun as some put it, then there will be another flood. But it's not because it is going to rain over us and crush us and smash us into pasties that go on tits, (heh, I love my pornos hence my imagination), it's because we are going to get turned into shit. That's right the answer was right in front of you the whole time. In the end the water we use is not what we pollute and will one day run out of; it is what is left after all of our deposits are burned away and the superficial junk is removed. Oddly I believe that the entire Earth may have been smaller (ie. further away from the sun and less cold and elevated with less oceans and have less of an atmosphere of ozone H2O2) and full of more complex "clouds" of matter much like Venus that one day decay into less violent forms of matter such as what we have here today. It makes sense right? And water is less violent right? So do we have Mars to look forward too? Maybe. But probably the next form to rule or sort of "screw around" on the planet like us will be insects and then who knows. It's nice for me to know that in a sense we all knew how it would end. Water is the shit! And that's not just my buzz talking.

Or maybe hell is in fire, but if I had to choose, I know enough about desire...