Rejuvenative Stews - Yeasts - Everything and Then Some Part One
Yeasts - What or Who Are They, Really?
Mr. and Mrs. Yeast and some times brother and sister yeast, sometimes
hang around on the skins of apples and oranges, and peaches and
nectarines, and avacados, and jelly doughnuts, and on cashews, and on
walnuts, and on pecans and on just about every food substance in the
world. They hang around on your leather shoes, and on your plastic
beach sandles, but they prefer living items rather than deceased or man
made synthetic items, but that doesn't mean you won't find them hanging
around on your plastic beach ball, as well. Mr. and Mrs. Yeast and
children love to hang out on the skins of fruits, the skins of nuts,
and the skins of people, and the skins of baby butter butt. Who is baby
butter butt? He's the little kid that is always lying on the couch with
his thumb in his mouth going, goo goo and gaa gaa. But don't go trying
to get any yeasts off of the skin of your baby kid brother, baby
buttter butt, unless you have a butter knife and a stick of butter, and
then you can spread some butter on the knife, and then sweep the butt
tissues, and this is very important and not a joke, of the little one's
butt.
Now, most people wouldn't think of sweeping the butt of Mr. Junior or
Mrs. Junioress, but the butt and the legs and the peepee holes, and the
groinal areas are very good places to get some useful yeasts to throw
into your stews. What are yeasts, exactly? They are little bugs and
critters of all different sizes and kinds, and they generally eat
Amoebes or parts of Amoebes and sometimes they are so large, they eat
even bigger things. Amoebes are very tiny, most of them, and some of
the bigger yeast critters, and they all are little bugs or animals of
one kind or another, maybe big enough to eat the legs of a large mite.
Mites are tiny kritters, and they hang out on human skin tissues, and
some yeasts are so large they can even sink their teeth into a piece of
a toe or a foot or even a tiny bit of a leg of one of these little
mites. I've seen mites in photos, and maybe you have, but can you
imagine that there are yeast bugs that are large enough to eat a part
of the leg of a mite? Or a foot of one, or a toenail? These yeast bugs
and animals must be pretty big, some of them, if they can manage to eat
a mite's let or toe. Well, anyway, they do, and those yeast bugs or
animals are called broacosasireses. Broacosasireses are about the
largest yeast animals, and they have a long nose, and a tiny mouth, but
they eat out of the side of their mouth, and they swallow the food they
eat, and then they poop and pee, and then these little guys, or I
should say big guys, they pee for a long time. They disolve the
particles of flesh of the mites that they eat with solvents and
chemicals inside of them, and then they turn the hard tissues into pee
juice, and they pee out what once was a leg of a mite, or the tentacle,
or the nose, or the ear, or the eyeball. So these broacosasireses are
very useful little fellows as I don't particularly like mites, as they
spread diseases of all kinds to animals and to people. Well, if these
broacosasireses can eat these big fellows, even though it may be a toe
or a nose at a time, well, just imagine, they have quite an appetite
for fleshy kritters, and so they can eat up just about any kind of bug
or kritter we might find warbling around, or skinny dipping and
gracefully swimming from one end to the other, much like frogs swim in
a pond, and they are all inside of our stomaches, our esophagus, or
mouth, and between our teeth, and in our intestines, and in our
rectums, and just about every place you can think of, in all different
shapes and in all different sizes.
These broacosasireses do live in our stomach and they do eat strange
animals that find their way into our stomach. They like to hang out in
the upper intestines, and then they also like to hang out in the
stomach itself. Doctors and nurses sometimes see these little fellows,
and they don't know what they are, and they think they are some kind of
strange worm or infestation and they haven't got a clue that these
little fellows live in there and eat up the harmful worms and other
kritters that fall into our food, or crawl into our food, or somehow
get into our food, or are in our food in little eggs, or in the pupa
stage, that's the stage before being born as a little larvae, and they
are very tiny and they can hide in orange slices, and in the fruits we
eat. It's very easy to eat a pupa or an egg, or lots of them, and never
even notice it. We eat lots of them, everyday in practically every bite
of food we ingest, and we don't know it. And unless our food is cooked
real well, these little eggs and the pupa and the hatched pupa, or
larvae, can wiggle around in our tummy's and we don't even know it. Now
if it weren't for these bigger yeast animals that are our friends, that
doctors and nurses don't have a clue about, we would be in deep
trouble, cause then these eggs and pupa and larvae could hatch inside
of our stomachs and then they could do all kinds of stuff without any
body being in there to stop them. So these guys are our friends. And
they protect us on the inside, and we need these little fellows and
girls, cause they get rid of the worms, and other things that we don't
want in there.
Now why do we call these animals, though they look like bugs, sort of,
yeasts? What are yeasts, anyway? Are they all just a bunch of animals?
Well, basically, they are animals, and they are tiny animals, and they
come in all different sizes and shapes, and they generally do a good
job of keeping us protected from kritters that we don't want running
around in our body peeing and pooping harmful substances inside of us.
Is there another name that is more descriptive of them that would seem
to make more sense? Yes, there are many names for them, and one of them
is dermaticulaticus, or dermites. There is also the dermaticular and
the pervilocular, and the variabelesias. Well there are many kinds of
animals that we have in our body that are eating up the bad kritters
inside of us. Anyway, dermites sounds a lot like termites, but they are
not termites. Termites are a type of bug that eat wooden objects,
generally. There are many kinds of termites, but they aren't normally
considered as being related to the dermites, because we don't know much
about termites, not the tiny ones, anyway, and there are only a few
hundred thousand or, about 358 million or so of them, that are related
to the dermites, on this planet, anyway. These termites, all 358
million or so, of them, there may be more, I've lost count of them all,
though the doctors and nurses don't know much about them, are related
to the dermites and are close cousins of them. So these termites that
are related to the dermites, are very tiny, and yes, they do useful
things for human beings, and that little guy that eats up the mite's
body parts is one of the termites, and is very close to the dermites.
Well, my gosh. You mean to say that yeasts are little termites? Why are
yeasts called yeasts and not termites? I don't know, but maybe it's
because the people who make bread don't really care that they are
little animals, and they don't like to tell people that little animals
are responsible for the bread mushrooming up as it sits on the counter
waiting to rise before mommy can put it in the oven.
Well, a long time ago, we didn't have micro scopes, and we used things
like bees wax, and honey bee pollens, to mix in with our bread flour to
make it ferment, and then make it get big and puffy. Some European
smart ***** guys and girls used the sediments in the bottom of wine and
beer kegs, large beer barrels, or wine barrels, and mixed these
sediments - they look kind of like murky dirt in beer or wine - in with
all kinds of flour and crushed millet and crushed wheat, and crushed
barley, and crushed oats, and corn meal, and they discovered that they
sediments from the beer barrels and wine barrels made the crushed oats
and barley rise up and then become more fluffy and easier to chew.
Well, they were a pretty smart bunch of men and women who discovered
this, and it might have been in Germany, or Austria, and then later,
France, and then, Britain, and then Spain, and Italy, and then other
European areas. Across the Mediteranean, they didn't use these
sediments for a long time, and even today, they prefer not to use them
in many Muslim and Arab countries. Why not? Because, Alah, their
supposed GODly guy, didn't like people drinking wine and beer, or
whiskey or any alchoholic beverages. And if you got caught drinking,
you would get your head chopped off. So, most people didn't want their
head chopped off, so most people never learned about using the
sediments from beer, wine, whiskey, ale, and other types of alcoholic
beverages.
The Jewish people were an exception, and they liked to drink wine as
much as anyone living on the other side of the mediteranean sea. So,
just as you guessed it, they had fluffy bread and they like to eat
fluffy bread all the time.
So, it is basically that sort of story, that all of these little
animals are't hiding in the murkish liquids that look like dirty water
or more precisely, dirty wine in the bottom of wine barrels and dirty
beer in the bottom of beer barrels. They aren't hiding because they are
the dirty beer and the dirty wine in the bottom of the wine barrels and
in the bottom of the beer barrels.
If we take a look at the dirty wine and dirty beer in the bottoms of
the beer and wine barrels, we can see that there are all kinds of
little animals swimming around, and when we drink wine, well, guess
what. There are still lots of them in the wine bottles that we buy at
the store, and in the beer bottles that we also buy at the store, and
no matter how much they try to filter out these little animals, they
can't do it one hundred percent, because their screening capabilities
are just not good enough.
Can you imagine that? We can't even screen out the little animals in
our wine and in our beer? Well, what about in our milk? Well, you
guessed it. They can't do it there, either. There are lots of little
termites and dermites and vasculars, and septivores, and semiekauses,
and depulars, and skeptivores, and elekasitores, and other little buggy
wuggies in our milk as well as in our grape juice, and pine apple juice
is loaded with them, and so is our pink lemonade, and so is every
single liquid we buy off of the store shelf.
Well, if they are there, then, let's face it, they are everywhere. And
yes, they are. So what is this all leading up to? Well, it's just to
let you know that these formulas that I have for making people healthy
and for making people rejuvenated, and for regenerating organs in our
bodies, are all accomplished thanks to these little animals, called by
many different names, and as I said, there are over 358 million
termites on this planet, and most of them are inside our bodies.
Well, not many people ever tell you anything like that, but then, most
doctors don't have the time to study all of the many types of termites
found inside of our bodies, much less, all of the 8.4 billion or so, of
the dermites inside of our bodies. Now the dermites are just a tiny bit
smaller than the termites, and there are smaller and smaller and
smaller, and even much much, well, you get the picture. There are so
many sizes to these little animals inside of us, they are too much
trouble to sit and count. And then there are so many different kinds in
each size group. Well, what do you make of it? Well, I think we have
one very big city of highways and automobiles inside of us, and there
are just so many little animals inside of us, they are all looking for
a quick road to go home on. Many of them are driving the latest models
of automobiles, and some can even fly above the traffic, and they are
not held down by the rules of the road inside of us. They make up their
own rules, because they have all kinds of escape hatches and secret
tunnel systems inside of us, and they are so clever, they can find a
hole or an opening, here and there, and these critters, and lots of
kritters, are so tiny, they find sub miniature holes and spaces, and
tunnels and conduits, and all sorts of by pass access holes here and
there and everywhere, well, before long, there are just so many animals
inside of us, you just wouldn't belive it.
There are animals of all kinds and shapes inside of us, and some are
big and some are small, and some are nice and some are not very nice,
and we have to live from day to day with all of these animals inside of
us, because there is no way to keep them out.
Well, I guess you'd be surprised at how many we have inside of us, but
what is even more surprising is all the neat and nifty things they can
do. If you could take a close up movie of them, you would be laughing
for weeks at the crazy things they do. Anyhow, we'll learn more about
them, and we'll see more information on them, and we'll learn more and
more about how we can have so many of these animals inside of us, it
would just boggle the mind of any one, once they realized just how many
of them there are, and how many of them are causeing us all kinds of
troubles, and how many of them are helping us in the war against the
bad kritters.
Well, fortunately, our body has it's own defenses against many of these
bad kritters, and our body even helps the good critters live on in our
body. All of our glands in our bodies are little homes for the good
critters to breed and multiply. These good critters do good things for
us in our body, so we have made a bargain basement deal with them, and
we give them free rent and food and housing. They swim around and they
multiply, and they do all kinds of good things for us. But when we grow
older, we start to lose the soup kitchens that help to keep them well
fed and alive, and so they start to die off. As they die off, they can
no longer do the good things that they used to do for us, and so we are
in deep poop, and we need to do something fast, to rectify this
situation.
What can we do to rectify this situation? Import them from some younger
kids, maybe, us older folks? No, I don't think that's a good idea
because that is stealing, and stealing is not proper. So then, what do
we do about it? We take our rejuvenative formulas, and we make
ourselves young again. When we become young, again, and inside the
pools and lakes and rivers and streams fill up with the needed liquids
and foods for these little critters, they will all come back, because
there are always a few of them hanging around in there somewhere,
drinking the last bits of water from this well, or that well, and so,
we will find all of them somewhere in us, and they are all still
thriving in all of the glandular systems and organs in our body, and
not one of them is missing, it is just that we don't have enough of
them to do us any good, anymore, and so the bad kritters, that find
things to eat that they shouldn't eat, start to eat our muscles, and
our eye lids, and our eye balls, and our skin, and our organs inside of
us, and so we get eaten up from the inside out, and as we do, we begin
to look old and grey, and then one day, we finally die. So, if we want
to stop these kritters from eating us up alive, then we have to start
helping the good critters to come back and thrive like they used to, as
we take our rejuvenative formulas and begin to bring back all of the
underground springs of waters and all of the ponds and we fill all of
the aquaducts and rivers up with new and fresh liquids that are glands
will help us make, and as we eat a proper diet, and we drink the right
kinds of fluids, all of the critters will find a comfortable home in
us, once again, and they'll be able to thrive and flourish in their old
habitats and their old swimming holes.
So that's lesson no. one on little good critters and little bad
kritters, and we'll hear more about them again, some time.
Rejuvenative Stews - Yeasts - Everything And Then Some - Part Two
Some people often say things like, stomach acid, they usually say it in
the singular form, but there are many kinds of acids in our stomaches,
are the reason we can digest all of these little bugs that get into our
foods.
I think most doctors and nurses think that way, but I really don't
know, cause I've never asked them. Well, what do you think? Yes, most
doctors and nurses learn in medical school that stomach acid, and some
doctors say, acids, and they are the scientific kinds of people, I
think, but most doctors, nearly 98.5% of them, anyway, say stomach
acid, and I think just about every nurse, except for just a few, say
stomach acid. Well, how many? I don't know, but I'm pretty sure it is
over 99.9%, and nearly 100%, so it's a lot of them, and that's for
certain.
Well, about these doctors, they think they are so smart, right? Some of
them, anyway. Well, they don't know much about the termites that live
inside of us, and so what can we do? I don't know, but it seems like we
are going to need a lot more time before they finally figure it out
that there are lots of little animals living inside of us, and there
are lots of good little animals, critters, that are living inside of
us, that are in mama's nipple juices when she is feeding a baby, and in
papa's cummy juices, where he is feeding a baby, and even in siss's
saliva from her vagina, and in the water ducts and other water spigots
on papa's body, and on mama's body, and of course, in papa's nipple
juices, though not many papas have ever seen papa's nipple juices,
except for the ones who live in jungles and who play around with mama
and their children and their friends and cousins like little chimps on
the trees, almost, and they don't even wear clothes, and what would
Billy Grahm the bible thumping dyslexic think of that, as he says that
God, who ever he is, and Jesus, this guy in my Epcot Center, who is a
nice enough guy, but Billy Grahm says that God doesn't want us to be
living like apes in the jungle, and we should wear clothes and dress
like city dwellers in nice suits, and drive nice cars, and make big
salaries and give him, that's to Billy, lots of our money that we make.
Well, my name is GOD, and I don't know any other guy named GOD, and I
never said anything to Billy Grahm about how we should dress and if we
should drive cars or horse and buggy carriages, or tricycles, or little
pedal automobiles of kids, or snow sleds to work, or roller blades, or
just bicycles, or just walk to work. And I certainly never said to him
to tell people to make lots of money so you could give it all to him,
or even part of it, and so I don't know where he gets these stories
from.
Well, anyhow, it seems to me that the only papas in the world who grow
tits and feed babies, and feed babies with their dicks, and have little
water geysers, and water wells, on their bodies are the guys in the
jungles who don't wear any clothes, for the most part, and these guys
have girlfriends who don't wear anything, either, for the most part,
and they are having fun, pumping out all kinds of artesian well like
water bridges, and that's what I call them, and these water bridges are
full of little water termites and even tinier termite like critters,
and even tinier, and tinier, and so forth and so on.
Well, it's all of these tiny little termites and other tiny little guys
and girls, and sometimes, they are neither a guy or a girl, but they
are a cross between a guy and a girl, and I call them gruys, I don't
know if other people call them that, because I never speak to anyone
about them, let alone a scientist on this planet, but I think other
people on other planets call them gruys, too.
There are also, I learned recently, a type of animal, that is not a
guy, and not a girl, and not a gruy. Let me tell you, I don't know what
to make of it. But this little thingy animal, can do a special trick,
and that is, it can eat up and digest a part of its own body, and then
spit out a lot of little copies of itself. Now if that doesn't beat all
tricks. Well, I wonder how many other little animals are out there and
how many other little tricks they know? Well, I suppose there are at
least three and maybe four, and maybe a few hundred thousand different
things these stupid but clever little animals can do to make up for the
fact that they are not a girl and they are not a guy.
Well, there are just too many to worry about for now, so I'll leave it
at that, for the time being.
Anyway, back to the stomach acids question. How many little kritters,
you know, the larvae, and pupa, and eggs, to begin with, and then the
little snails and rodents, and there are some tiny rodents that get
into our food, and I don't know what the doctors and nurses think of
that one, but there are rodents and zebras, and giraffes, and it sounds
like a lot of bunk, if you ask me, but it is true, and there are tiny
foxes, and you won't believe it. There are little alligators and little
people even, inside of our bodies, and inside of our stews. And I mean
it when I say they are people, and how in the world did they get in
there? Well, they somehow drifted in on the wind, I don't think they
know how to fly in rocket ships or flying saucers, so, but, it is very
perplexing to me, that they are all in there.
Well, regardless, I know one thing, and that is they are always
fighting and always hurting each other, and I haven't asked my kids
about it, but I wonder if they have karmatic markups? I don't think
they do, but, wait a minute and I'll check with my upper brain who
knows all the answers. No. I don't think they do. Why not? Because they
just happened to become human like little creatures, and I am not going
to worry about them, because they are always fighting with each other,
and they come and go, and there are just too many of them, and there is
no Epcot Center that I know of, for them, and to tell you the truth,
they are just a bunch of smart monkeys inside of us, always fighting
with each other.
Well, there are alligators in us, and there are crocodiles, and there
are wiggley littel things that I just haven't got the faintest clues
about as to what to call them, except I seem to recall a name,
whorporwils, and I think that's the name for them, but once I get
started remembering all the names of all of these crazy little animals
in our body, I just don't stop, so I'm going to have to shut my brain
off on that one and just continue talking on the subject of stomach
acids.
Well, we learned that there are lots of acids in our stomach. Now what
do all those acids in there do, any way? They help the little termites
swim around so that they can go after the little bad critters in there
and eat them up.
Oh my goodness. You mean we have got a large swimming pool inside of
our stomachs to let the termites and other friendly animals go swimming
to go and eat up all of the bad kritters that might make us sick and
die young? Yes. We do. And it is free of charge to them, and they are
welcomed to swim all day and all night at no cost. And while they are
at it, they can go and eat some of the bad kritters that are in there,
cause the good critters get hungry just like anybody does, and they eat
the right things to eat, and they don't eat the wrong things, like my
muscle tissue and my eyeball.
Well, where can I get some more of these good critters? I want a whole
bunch of them, if I can get them. Wouldn't you? I think the answer is
probably yes. I think most of us want a lot of these little critters
swimming around all day and all night, and lazily swimming on their
backs, waiting for dindin to come tumbling in the next time we eat a
peach, a pear, or avocado, or a grape. Well, there are all kinds of
foods we can eat, and yep, you guessed it, every single thing we put
into our mouths has got lots of little kritters, and even a few good
critters. So lucky us. We can also get some good critters from our
foods, too.
Yep. You bet we're lucky. Now how do we increase these? Well, I don't
know if that's the right question, cause I think we might have enough
of them in us already. Well, am I certain? No. But let me check with my
brain upstairs. We can use a few more critters, but we don't need too
many. Just the ones we get from eating nourishing nuts, and grains, and
fruits and vegetables, and lots of natural stuff that grows out of the
ground.
We can also find lot of nourishing little critters in the air we
breath, and in the oceans and in the lakes and rivers and streams and
ponds. And we can eat some things that grow in the lakes, and rivers,
and streams, and ponds, and oceans, and along seashores, and in natural
bodies of water. I say natural because we usually don't like the
animals that grow up in the man made holes in the ground. And why not?
Because they are full of toxic chemicals that tend to help the bad
kritters thrive and then the bad kritters get out of hand, and they eat
up all of the good critters, and they make it almost impossible for us
to go near them to do anything, without harming ourselves, in the long
run.
So what are we to do? We should stay away from all man made holes in
the ground that have water in them, and that includes the holes on the
golf courses that papa goes to, and the holes in the ground that mama
goes to, to watch her favorite sister or niece, or aunt or uncle go
jumping around on the back of a horse in a field and jumping contest to
see who can jump over the highest set of poles, and not fall over on
their faces so that everyone can laugh at them.
Well, it seems that the horses hooves make the holes. Yes. They do, but
the gardener makes the little holes for water for the horse rider to
fall into. And then after that, the water spashes or seeps from one
hole to another, and before you know it, all of the horse hoove marks
or holes in the ground that the horses make, are all filled up with the
water from the holes that the gardener made, and there are so many bad
kritters in those holes, we might as well drink a bottle of poison, and
say good bye to everybody, if we think we can get near any of those
holes and play around near them or even, GOD forbid, in them. Well, I'm
GOD, but everybody says, GOD forbid, but I think they mean, God forbid,
and I'm not God, but I'm GOD, so I used my own name, and didn't use
that other name for the guy who is supposedly running around claiming
he is me.
Well, anyway. I didn't and don't forbid anyone from playing in those
holes, but if you play in them, you play in them at your own risk.
So, now that we got that straight. What's the next question? Well, I
don't know if I have one at the moment, as I just wanted to know what
all of that liquid is doing in my stomach, since I didn't know, until I
asked myself. What? You mean you're GOD and you don't know what it's
doing inside of you? Yes. That's the truth. How come? Why fore? What do
you mean? Well, no amtter how you ask the question, I just seem to be
one stupid guy by the name of GOD, and I have to figure out all of
these things, one by one.
You see, I forgot everything after I had an accident. And after I woke
up, I didn't remember even my own name. I went around for so many
years, from one life time to another, and kept passing through my Epcot
Center and saying Hi! to all my friends there each time I went through,
but when I cam back out of mama's tummy, I never could figure out who I
was, because the deal was, that I would not be able to access my brain,
upstairs. You mean, you have a brain downstairs and a brain upstairs.
Yes, I do. Well, how did you manage that, you wise guy? I think you're
fooling me. Well, I'm not fooling anybody, but that's how I worked it,
so that I could pull off this little surprise on everybody, and then
once came out and remembered who I was, which I did recently, I knew I
had some important things to do, and one by one, I started to remember
them, all. But, I'm not through remembering everything, so I may have a
lot more things to remember and surprise people with, even still.
When will I have finished remembering most of the stuff that I have to
remember? In about seven and a half years, or so.
So, for the next seven and a half years, I'm going to be sitting at my
computer, writing and typing up notes, and then scribbling in my
notebooks that I have that I sleep with, so that I can write down every
thing that I remember. Even if it doesn't make any sense to me, I have
to write it down, anyway, because if I don't, I'll never figure out
everything there is to figure out for me to figure out in the next
seven and one half years.
So I jot down all of the random words that come into my brain, and then
I try to explain them to myself, and this is what I do, everyday, and
this is what I have to do, everyday, if I am ever going to remember who
I am, and what I have to do, here, now.
Well, it's kind of funny that I have to do this every day, and it's
kind of boring for most people to have to listen to me, every few days
when I get to my computer and start typing out some things I wish to
say.
There's not much we can do about that, but in any case, there may be
some more surprises and I don't know what they are and goodness
gracious me. I just don't know what kind of funny or odd things I'll
come out with, next, and it almost scares me to think about it. Well,
hopefully, most of the scary stuff is out already, and now I'll just
have fun explaining stuff to people. Well, we won't know for a few
years if that is true or not, but hopefully, it will be true. At least,
I hope so.
That doesn't seem much like a job, explaining things to people. Not
many people will pay me anything just to explain that we have
ferentosis june bugs in us, swimming around, and warbling around in our
swimming pools. Yes. I don't think many people will think that's much
of a job, but you know what. I want to know some of these things, cause
I never studied in my life, and it's a lot of fun to remember stuff
that you've never studied, before.
So, day by day, though it might be boring to most, I'm going to just
sit and remember stuff, and then the things that I want to explain to
people, when I know enough about them, I'll explain them to you all.
Okay. So that's all for this lesson on Yeasts and Lots of Trivia about
Them.
What are yeasts, anyway? They're ANIMAls. Now don't anyone forget.
And by the way, we have a lot of projects to do, and so I'll have a few
things to say about these things, as well, and also I have a religion
I'm starting up, so I think I'll have a lot more to say on that, so I
won't be busy explaining stuff, all or most of the time, maybe, but it
is fun to explain stuff that you never had any understanding of, since
I was such a lazy guy and never studied, anything.
Regardless. I guess it's all up there, and so we'll just see how much I
can remember over the next seven and a half years, and maybe after I
finish that, which is my main job for now, I'll still be sleeping with
my note pad for a few more zillion plus years after that, scribbling
notes, and trying to remember stuff. This is a big home I made for us
all here, so I guess I'll be remembering stuff for a long time.
Okay. Thank you. This is your punky teacher on the sciences of the
universe, signing out. Good bye.
John Francis Ayres
GOD
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