I am far better versed at the engine of destruction than of the complicated mess that is human interaction.
Category: Twitter writing
Twitter Reverie -Skeleton gas
The first evacuation of the planet did not fare well in their gamble for survival. The wave that blasted away most of the Eastern atmosphere also visited the outbound flotilla. The ships and their skeleton crew will wander the ocean the life-giving gas just feet away. #1linewed
Twitter Reverie – The old dirt book
Lost a library book a 1973 Geology Encyclopedia. Told I need to replace it with the same or newer book. I give them a 1986 Geology Encyclopedia. They say no. I blink in disbelief. Too used they say. Apparently, the Air Force test pilot school is particular with its geology books
Twitter Reverie – Stir the murder
Everyone seems to act shocked at the state of affairs of the state. A few pages of history will show that the show never changes, just the cast of characters and some minor details. Theft, the misplaced fantasy of superiority, and murder to support the two. Justify and stir.
Twitter Reverie – Failed Emergency Mediocre Amatures
Translation: We are completely incompetent and despite failure after failure and all the ability to fix these failures, but we will just go ahead and bumble our way to the next disaster, natural, and we will add to it. FEMA report acknowledges failure in Puerto Rico disaster response. I get that the acronym is intense, …
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Twitter Reverie – Fear the light
Lights usually remove fears casting away the dark. The light on the warning panel did the opposite, this one predicts the future. The consequence of the light might be death as the main transmission tears itself apart dooming the helicopter to become a future explosion. #SunWIP
Twitter writing – the shoot me card
Mere pounds of force stood between the cars and the firing pin of my machine gun. I was close enough to see their faces as my gun swept back and forth as the helicopter descended and flared back throwing a hurricane and sand, a nice calling card "Shoot me if you see sand" #SunWIP
