Bob Neinast
@ahcuah
Barefoot Physics. These days mostly fooling around investigating some of the math regarding the Newark Earthworks (q.v.) near Columbus, OH.
The only thing that would stop him is being impeached and removed. But the Rs have already shown that won't happen. Well, there is one more thing.
Oh, I get it. But what if "Jesus on a Cross" was illustrated with the attached? Is that a "good poster" that you would endorse? Or would the misunderstanding bother you? (PS. Do you have any idea how hard it is for AI to generate a cross picture of Jesus WITHOUT horizontal and vertical beams?)
In 2011, as part of visiting the Dublin Irish Festival, she also was part of their Celtic language Sunday morning mass. And I got a picture with her. So sad.
Don't forget, in The Lord of the Rings, there was a Balrog on the other side of a door that looked like this.
I'm pretty sure the word was "BELLSHIT". Right out of the c̸l̸a̸p̸p̸e̸r̸ crapper.
A full moon lunistice (google it) moonrise at the Newark (Ohio) Earthworks as the skies cleared yesterday evening. With geese.
In honor of the winter solstice, here's an animation I made showing the risepoint of the sun for every day of the year. It starts with January 1 and runs for a year before repeating. The viewpoint is towards the hills near Newark, Ohio.
Here in Ohio we have a huge geometric 2,000 year old mound that points to the northernmost moonrise every 18-19 years. I figure the Culture must have left some some sort linguistic traces. Maybe also Central-Algonquian which supposedly is areal-related to Proto-Algonquian, not genetic.
I just picked up my (pre-ordered) copy this morning from Barnes & Noble. (In Pickerington, OH.)
How about tisdaling, after Elkanah Tisdale, who drew the famous cartoon in opposition to gerrymandering? All the cartoon needs is a sword through it's belly.
OK. My family has a bog (northern Wisconsin). It attracts sandhill cranes.