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![]() Axe Head over Los Angeles, Dragon's Adam's Apple Menaced.
Here it seems our "Will you still need me, Will you still feed me, When I'm sixty-four" question is alluded to. The dragon seems to be for "Mexican tea" or "sick's tea" coming in from high Mexican spirits, but bearded South Nevada man is fixing to give it the chop, or cut it's foreskin off, or something. Strange! I think perhaps something means to cut Mexican Spanish out of US speech, since the Mexican phallus coming across the border forms the Adam's apple of the dragon. Los Vegas opposition to dragons speaking exclusively Mexican Spanish is perhaps the theme here. Note that the dragon seems to be descending on the panhandle of Oklahoma. On the other hand, perhaps the jaw impacting the phallus object means Los Vegas has a job for dragons hot to suckle panhandles. When you're "sick's tea" for, there's still a job suckling panhandles at The Chicken Ranch, therefore you are still needed and fed "when you're sixty-four!" Ah! Perhaps this is in response to my experimental, hilarious and explicit adult essays and practical notes on
How to Take It
that I have doodled out starring myself.
This may have something to do with the motive for issuing whispered instructions like: "Cry your soul to heaven." The libido seems to be connected to the Big Energies of the magical mystic imaging system in a way that causes it to generate images about what is "mist".
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Coo Coo Ca--Chiu!
I note that my stellar evolution calculations give the correct age for the Sun (See also 2nd order structural calculations done with Clayton p-p fusion process formulae [2]) based on relative isotope abundances in meteors that formed from the pre-solar nebula if I use the p-p fusion formula with weak screening due to Dr. Hong-Yee Chiu. Greenwood Research stellar modeling software available with my book Thermonuclear Fusion in Stars compares the fusion formulae of Chiu with many others, and finds Dr. Donald D. Clayton's p-p fusion formula to also be fairly credible based on methods involving aging a perfect zero-age polytropic star by depleting its core hydrogen content until its observed luminosity equals the calculated luminosity. But with Chiu you get real close to the meteoric 4.5 billion years! |
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