h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

rat in da kitchen!

@BG Some 29 posts on my blog (linked on my PS) await the attention of this particular tradition. If anyone is so inclined, feel free to *read* the posts before or after registering your pioneering credentials.

I always thought s were the s of dead

Look at this little cutie. It's the of a dead .

+ = http://marybatessciencewriter.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/beautiful-new-bat-discovered-in-south-sudan/

Cute !

Miniature flying attack-badgers! Brilliant.

Ooo... they'd go nicely with my platoons of trained attack badgers

I've often wondered if the overpopulation of insects in the summer would be controlled if and could fly after their prey.

Flying Frogs:

http://www.mostbeautifulpages.com/2012/11/flying-frog.html

and spiders do ballooning.

Re the OP:
Wasn't the idea floated, back when the BEEB announced
it was cutting us free, of having the British Library 'save' us?

I seem to recall people saying it would be a great public service
within their mandate and quite appropriate for them to preserve
our post-modern contributions to Literature even if only as a
non-interactive but downloadable archive.



Yes, now I think about it there definitely was a move, if not a
seconder, for such a rescue mission. Gotta be happy that it is
happening now anyway.

Also like to think that our discussions of that possibility did reach
someone who saw the need for libraries to respond to the way
the internet was evolving so quickly and how important sites like
ours needed to be acknowledged and preserved for posteriosity.




~jwf~

Posteriosity?

I would like to have my posterior preserved for prosperity too... I must look into how one goes about doing that

I just hope the British Library can keep our posterior safe from the cockroaches...

Colonoscopys are another peril to avoid.,yikes>

"This little light up mine,
I'm gonna let it shine..."



~jwf~

Having in ones pants is bad - but probably preferable to cockroaches

Depends how.... 'Friendly'.... or 'well trained' the cockroachs are... I guess

A cockroach interrupted my first sexual experience. One of my sister's friends was staying over and we clumsily fumbled with each other for hours. Just as we were getting to the point of awkwardly undressing each other, one of Texas' ubiquitous German cockroaches scampered over both of us. Coitus interruptus, indeed.

I was cockroach blocked.






*It was for the best. We had no protection. That cockroach saved my life.

cockroach's interuptus.... maybe he.... she... just wanted to 'play'....