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Julian Simon does not believe in peak copper. He insists that we will never run out of this amazing metal that runs through our wires our heating our coinage. Simon says that one hundred years ago we had only fifty … Continue reading →

The rat scurrying across my shoulder in the dark was not seen barely heard hardly smelt but could be felt quite profoundly and will be remembered so very definitely for as long as my skin will crawl. With no visible … Continue reading →

You spin like a dervish, frenzy full, a chasm of chaos ready to swallow any who will fall for the same old lines brazen, brass, embarrassing, big. You go big before going home, that’s for sure, but you’re going home … Continue reading →

I never thought it would happen and my will became word, thought into action. He didn’t make it just like I said it would be. The world I hadn’t imagined would never occur. Such is my power. Thus is my … Continue reading →

On this darkened path I travel in the middle of the night on a speedened bumped road I ride, a’glistened by moonlight. I would think to take a break, or veer off-course, or somehow stray but I have yet to … Continue reading →

You: You’re better than this or thought you were, once, when you were younger, maybe, perhaps, when you were more subjective. Possibly you were stupid then and you are wiser now and more aware of your own proclivities, or maybe … Continue reading →

The flowers were cheap. I got a good deal and they looked lonely on the shelf there. I just thought, “If I don’t buy them, nobody will, and they will wilt and die here, and that will be a dastardly … Continue reading →

Hold your horses. Calm your jets. Nothing’s happening – not just yet. Wait a sec – give or take, per se. The bombs will not be going off today. We’ve got a stay of execution so none shall hear the … Continue reading →

The esteemed ketchup company had a few more than the alleged number of products when it took its famous slogan. The pickleman-in-chief, though, knew his way around a brand and figured out the best way to sell well is to … Continue reading →

The tour was short. The town was closed. The birds were gone but two gulls fighting over the last remaining pizza crust from someone’s hungover yesterday. “It must have been locals that left it. “No one sensible would visit Cape … Continue reading →