On Sunday, 11 September 2022 at 04:22:45 UTC+1, Commander Kinsey wrote:
> On Mon, 05 Sep 2022 13:55:37 +0100, Whisky-dave <whisk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > On Sunday, 4 September 2022 at 08:03:33 UTC+1, Commander Kinsey wrote:
> >> On Thu, 25 Aug 2022 14:49:20 +0100, Whisky-dave <whisk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> > On Wednesday, 24 August 2022 at 06:25:15 UTC+1, Commander Kinsey wrote:
> >> >> On Sun, 21 Aug 2022 01:16:56 +0100, Whisky-dave <whisk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> > On Wednesday, 17 August 2022 at 02:18:58 UTC+1, Commander Kinsey wrote:
> >> >> >> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 13:36:52 +0100, Whisky-dave <whisk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >> >
> >> >> >> > Certain types of women became more attractive as I drank more which can be a problem.
> >> >> >> Odd, that didn't change for me.
> >> >> >> >> The RDA is good for you. Double the RDA is even better for you. Triple the RDA is the same for you as the RDA. Quadruple the RDA is the same as being T-Total. Only after that you go downhill.
> >> >> >> >
> >> >> >> > Not sure how true that is as many people are efectivley T-total of just don;t drink due to culture. They seem to cope with life without drink alcohol.
> >> >> >> > Don;t forget it's an allowence and not something you must have..
> >> >> >> It's supposed to reduce the risk of heart problems if you have it in moderation.
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Lots of things seem to be good for you in moderation coffee, dark chocolate.
> >> >> I hate coffee but love chocolate.
> >> >
> >> > I know someone that loves coffee but hates coffee flavoured things like ice cream, quality street and the like type sweets.
> >> > He threw up once after eating a coffee sweet from a box of roses or similar. It was quite funny.
> >> I can throw up on command.
> >
> > I guess that could have some use...
> Annoying when you want to do something but can't, like sneezing.
> >> >> >> >> >> > Yes people are already there at that point.
> >> >> >> >> >> And the same applies to time travel. If I'm about to go 5 years into the future, that future does already exist, it's just 5 years away in that dimension, and nobody you know from this time can see it yet unless they travel in time.
> >> >> >> >> >
> >> >> >> >> > Something like spacetime , if yuo travel forward in time you also have to travel in distance too.
> >> >> >> >> Why? If you travel north you don't have to go a bit east too.
> >> >> >> >
> >> >> >> > But you do as the earth is rotating and the earth is orbiting the sun and orbiting our galaxy and the universe is expanding.
> >> >> >> > So if I go back to find van goth the earth was in a differnt part of the galaxy to what it is now.
> >> >> >> > The only real way to achive that is to bend space and therefor bent time is using gravity .
> >> >> >> Depends what the physical point of reference is when time travelling. Do you end up in the same place relative to a local mass like the earth, or relative to the centre of the universe?
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Not sure but the earth moves even rotation so if you go forward 6 months , I think you must also move too as the Earth is on the opposite. side of the sun.
> >> >> I honestly never thought about this problem before you mentioned it.. You had better inform some important physicists.
> >> >
> >> > I think they know about it, it also part of the light where a star can be 32 billion light years away but the universe's is only 13.8 billion l years old .
> >> > I was reading about it as the james webb telescope first pictures came it.
> >> > Can't say I truely understood the paper but sort of got the point that it wasn;t as sinple as I first thought and with gravatational lensing
> >> > and redshift which isn;t that difficult to understand.
> >> Link please, that sounds interesting. I'm running a lot of telescope data through my computers and have got rather interested in it.
> >
> > Can;'t find the link it was a while ago but I made a note of the star.
> > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GN-z11
> From what i can tell, it was 13.8 billion light years away when it was as we're observing it, hence the light took that long to get here. it's moved since what we're watching.

Yep and the error is using the term light years for a distance measurement I guess.
So as well as going back in time there;s also the distance to be moved.

> >> >> >> > But they could ask you to start it up,
> >> >> >> It could just be a plain 3.5" disk with no way to talk to it.
> >> >> >> and x-rays can see oddities in such a think.
> >> >> >> They can't get through steel.
> >> >> >
> >> >> > There must be some way or it'd be done on a large scale.
> >> >> It most likely is. Black market dealers are a lot brighter than the law. I know a local drug dealer who outsmarted the police in court. She got let off with "not proven". She makes a living selling "street Valium".
> >> >
> >> > I've been on jury service you can;t really out smart the police it's more that they don;t have enough evidence for a jury to convict on.
> >> They have not enough evidence because they're thick or lazy. Someone once smashed my car window and they couldn't even be bothered taking fingerprints. They said if I didn't know who it was, they couldn't do anything. A friend got every single window of her car smashed, but she figured out herself it was probably her daughter's ex boyfriend. Nice new top of the range Honda Civic aswell, must have cost a few grand to fix. Not sure who ended up paying.
> >It's not uncommon to get someone esle to to the job for you for a small fee. :-)
> >
> >> > That's why she got off with not proven, which is differnt from not giulty.
> >> Either way she doesn't get a punishment.
> >
> > Doesnt; mean she outsmarted the police though.
> > Only way to do that would be for teh crime not to be reported or know of.
> > Typically the perfect murder, no body, no evidence so no one can be found guilty
> She got let off, she wasted their time, excellent result.

Had a similar thing in case I was on, the kids didn't outsmart the cops the defence did that.
If the kids were that smart they wouldn't have had 100s of small plastic bags in a box with over £300 in cash in it.
They wouldn;t have had longv rizzlas in there either and a lighter or two and some rolled up cardboard as filters, when the police bardged in.
They the kids also wouldn;t have let the police see them throw around 1/4 oz of something behind the sofa.

> >> > The dealers ttry to stay one spep ahead but it;s more to do with the number of attempts on getting drugs through.
> >> > Not everything is checked at shipping ports and lots more drugs get through than is found.
> >> > You just have to make sure nothing leads back to you as a dealer.
> >> It's fucking stupid they go after drugs at all. It's nobody's business what people put in their bodies.
> >
> > Depends on what those bodies do to others when on drugs, or what people do in order to sell the drugs.
> Then do them for that, not the drugs.

Depends on the damage selling fake drugs that don;t work or that are dangerous .

>
> Crash your car and kill somebody when sober, get into the same shit as when drunk. The end result is all that matters.

Yep.
Unless of corse it;s some sort of mecahnical/electrical failure that isn't the fault of the drive.

> >> >> > Mostly PVC and things like it .
> >> >> Yip, that's for plastic bags, not people.
> >> >
> >> > Most shell suits are some shitty type of plastic .
> >> Yeah my sister's caught fire once, that was funny, well I thought it was anyway.
> >
> > I'd probbely laugh too provided no one got too badly hurt.
> > Must have been one of those cheap chinese knock-off that have fake fire resistant labels.
> This was back in the 80s/90s, i don't think any of them were fire resistant.

A good cvase for H&S then .

> >> >> > Side effect of losing body hair , having evolved from apes.
> >> >> The hair isn't needed,
> >> >
> >> > Hair is needed or we wouldn't have it.
> >> Bullshit. Evolution works by randomness.
> >
> > For a common goal it''s not truely random.
> > Most humans have two eyes or at least have places for two eyes same as most mammals even birds.
> > If it were random some would have more others less.
> When major things like that happen, they die off. The one eyed animals don't have 3D vision and can't see how far away their predators are.

Yep that evoloution and survival of the fitest or strongest comes from animals adapt of generations.

> >> > Which countries are those where people walked around naked, there aren't any there's a reason for that.
> >> A lot of Africa.
> >
> > Pretty low IQ generally, yet yuo'd think if that's where man first originated the IQ would be higher not lower.
> They're living a nice easy life instead of working too hard like us.

I try not to work hard but efficiently.
> >> > Most animals are naked but maybe that's because genrally they have an IQl ess than that of a 3 year-old child.
> >> No, it's because they aren't as prudish as us. Mind you I do hate seeing cats when their tails go straight up (which they do when happy) exposing their dirty anus.
> >
> > Most cats don;t have dirty anuses.
> How can a hole shit comes through not be dirty?

From whos POV, they can like them hole clean and do.
Can humans do that ?
Shit is food to many insects and even some mamals .
I think it;s older mice that eat the shit of young mice which improves the life expentancy of the adult mice.
Horse and pig shits is unsed as fertaliser .

> >> > neither are clothes. People are obsessed with being warm. They get all upset if they shiver, but for some reason are ok pouring with sweat (which is far worse as you can quickly dehydrate).
> >> >> >> >> I've done running races in summer where stupid folk (everyone else in the race) had a tshirt on. I didn't. They were pouring with sweat and I was comfortable, and overtook loads of them. Several said, "that's a good idea" - they hadn't thought of it!
> >> >> >> >
> >> >> >> > Strange professonal athletes don't do it, or wear the bare minium why is that.
> >> >> >> > From 100M to the marathon if whjat you say is correct they would be wearing as little as possible.
> >> >> >> Most athletes do wear not very much, but there are silly rules. For example I watched a triathlon in SUMMER and they had full wetsuits on, very inconvenient when they had to strip them off to cycle. The swim was like 10 minutes in summer temperature water.
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Swimmers have their body hair, some even remove beards and mustaches, don;t see many hairy swimmers in the Olympics.
> >> >> > Other than perhaps shot-put and hammer.
> >> >> Indeed, hair is a nuisance. Cyclists aswell, as it gets into wounds when they fall off.
> >> >
> >> > Bicycles aren't natural though they don;t grow on trees, same with motorbikes so people wear protective gear for when they fall off.
> >> A bicycle is not dangerous enough to need protection.
> >
> > Unless you fall off. If they hadn't had been on a bike the wouldn;t have had the accident.
> I've fallen off a bicycle many times, it doesn't usually harm you much.

Not usualy , but tehre are occasions when it does, falling head first onto soil isn;t so bad try that with a concteted road or metal barrier .

> >> > Chutes aren;t natural but if you won;t to go up in an unnatrual hieght in an unnatural plane you seem to want to wear such an unnatural thing.
> >> People parachute naked. There's a famous video of someone's cock flapping about on a naked jump.
> >
> > But why wear a chute it;s not natural , why not rely on nature with arms legs and cock flapping birds do it.
> Not enough feathers on my cock. Unlike this guy who has an enormous cock! https://cdn.lolhome.com/img/44/funny-picture-50.jpg

He sure does, well handy at christmas.

> >> > That's the thing humans have eveolved not to live in the natural environment.
> >> > But if yuor life is more like an chgimps with a lower IQ than most humans you'll be quite happy spending yuor time sitting around naked
> >> > and wanking yourself off, but us evolved humans havea much richer lifestyle even if we'll destroy ourselves in the not too distant future.
> >> > The Natural world will carry on, just like it did 65 million years ago, it'll just change and those most siuted to that change will prosper.
> >> Yes, people like me will be fine, people like you will cry because there's no McDonalds.
> >
> > Last time I was in McDs was feb 1993 around 9am. GF liked McDs breakfasts then we went to portobello rd where she bought an old bakerlite phone.
> > It was bloody cold that day, & buying the phone and McDs (as previously hadn;t been to a McDs since 1991, didn't buy anything though.
> > But flatmate did made it memorable.
> Bet you weren't naked though.

No doubt we'd have got into macDs if we were.