Well, looks like hf is deep into the summer months, and with the summer months comes, deserted topics, threads, posts, and ultimately our community not logged on as much.. It's all good, I'm sticking around..... I'll leave the little light on and the door open just a crack...... Be well everyone. Live life not in front of the screen but away from it....... just come back when you can.
You Can't Imagine The Expression On My Face When I Saw This Thread Had Risen From 2017... When I Made That Thread I Was Very Angry And Was Trying To "Shock" Members Into Getting Off Their Asses And Take Up Posting Again.......When Visitors View This Forum For The First Time The Last Thing I Want Them To See......."Is Nothing".......So I Guess It's Time For Grumpy Old GLEN To......"MAINTAIN THE RAGE"......Get Posting Dudes...... Cheers Glen.
When I logged on it looked pretty slim... not even GG was logged on.... I think that was a first time for me to see...... maybe 2nd time out of 13
We're a small raggle-taggle remnant of the imperial fleet, orbiting around a dying Sun. Resources are in small supply, and we are having problems contacting home due to electro-magnetic interference.
Do you think mankind will have entirely moved off of the exhausted planet Earth, before the sun dies?
Reminds me of a tv show I liked.... I liked the brunette on the show too.... Silk Stalkings 91' to 99'
It's got about 5 billion years left. However the amount of radiation it emits increases ever so slightly over time. Earth will begin to heat up well before the sun dies and will be uninhabitable in about 1 billion years.
So....If I Live Long Enough....I Won't Need A BBQ......Just Throw My Meat Out In The Sun To Cook.... Cheers Glen.
I just remembered a joke. An astronomer at a planetarium is explaining to the crowd about the life cycles of the stars and mentions that the sun will become a red giant in about 5 billion years and will swallow up the Earth. After the lecture he asks if anyone has any questions. "How long did you say until the sun destroys the Earth?," asked one nervous gentleman. "Five billion years," answers the astronomer. "Well that's a relief," says the guy, "for a second there I thought you said 5 million years."