I was just put in consideration for a standby position for a job i applied for :/

sounds promising

bush pounded in short tds, he only had 2 big yd games

Eh, he only had 2 hundred yard games, but he had at least 66 every game after DMac went out except one, and he's just a soon to be overpaid journeyman.

Raiders have a couple of the best young run blocking OL guys out there.

If DMac is healthy, I'm not at all concerned. Just a matter of figuring out if I need a less fragile option.

when are you starting to best ass in 4l voting thread?

bush is pretty good

Is there demand for such a thing?

Nimo

BBV is so terrible now.

What's been your best birthday so far Alligator?

I remember my best birthday was on November 14, but I don't remember the year.

You forgot the entire year?

years come and go. happens

yall are gyayyyyyyy

I feel like I had more to say, but I have gotten tired of thinking about this stuff and trying to relate to you how it relates to me, while not giving away any details that I am unsure of whether or not I trust you to keep to yourself. Please try to temper your emotional response if you find that you are kind of worried by what I've had to say. I'm not even sure how serious any of this is, myself. I just know that it was bothering me enough to write to you about.

cool story bro

Be nice, Elrey.

I was Remote Viewing our Galaxy from a distance away, observing its structures in the third dimension, and the higher planes. From these observations it became clear to me just what is going to happen around the Winter Solstice of 2012.

Nine minutes of charge left. How should I use it?

Care to share?

Our solar system will be passing through this sheet of Cosmic Rays at the end of 2012. Since the Earth is going through its first Magnetic Pole flip in some 780, 000 years, the envelope of the Van Allen Belt will be down, and actually function like a lens focusing these Cosmic Rays upon our planet. We are going to get the full dose. Hiding in some lead and aluminum lined underground bunker, won't make one bit of difference.

It should take about 3 1/2 days to pass through it, since the sheet is pencil thin in galactic distance terms. This is going to push every living species on Earth about half a million years forward in genetic evolution. There will be some physical changes in all species.

Plants and animals will phase into the next steps of their development. After 2012 you can expect to see plants producing fruit they never made before, and there should be some new flowers around. Animals will phase into the next stages of their development. Some may begin using their paws more like hands, and a few will develop opposable thumbs, or something like that. They should also be developing greater cognitive and language skills. A few animal species may begin talking with us.

Humans are animals. What will happen to us?

Most people probably won't be going through this process quite that far at this time. However, in varying degrees they will experience something quite profound which will change the way they think forever. This will be very, very good. And then there are the very few people who really are monsters and barbarians among us. Their negative mindsets may alter the evolutionary processes, resulting in some very bad mutations in their genetic make up. It is quite likely that after the 2012 Event, that they simply won't be around for very long, and they sure won't be missed.

The rest of us, (and by that I mean nearly all of us), are going to be very busy fixing the mess they made, and establishing for the first time, Civilization on Earth.

Without negativity to work against, civilization will stagnate. Everyone will become complacent and unmotivated to advance the collective understanding of the universe. That won't be a very good thing if you ask me.

...unless they're all just going to focus on expanding knowledge in order to prolong life. That might be okay, but only if we stretch out and start exploring space as a frontier for colonization. Overpopulation could become a serious problem otherwise.

I don't know though, I guess I'll have to take your word for it if you've seen this all from a remote viewing of our galaxy from a distance away, but I can't really wrap my head around the idea that a mutation could be completely eliminated from the gene pool. Isn't it just that-- a mutation? Random, and uncontrollable?

More like expanding consciousness to gain immortality, if only briefly.