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Time flies; when I first started this blog, the moon was full. Now it's a waning crescent. I don't know how it does and does not influence me, but I'm sure people walked on it, and that it wasn't a movie.

A few days ago I went to Skeppsholmen to see an exhibition. Looking across the water was a quite wondrous sight moored at the Old Town dock: a three-masted East India XVIIIth century merchant-man.
I was really awe-struck until I dimly recalled reading about the Götheborg, but not that she was coming to Stockholm. On my way back home, I walked past her... you've seen them in movies, you've read about them in books, but seeing such a sailship under the rays of a full moon, with the soft purling of the waves and that strong tarry smell...
Aarhh, mebbe I was drunk! Just gimme another bottle'o Rhum, ye wussy landlubbers, so that I might fuggit 'bout that scourging of the Seven Seas... well, at least I've the map of a treasure... aye, a treasure on Animal Garden Island...

The Onion reports: Evangelical Scientists Refute Gravity With New 'Intelligent Falling' Theory

It is now just a matter a time before narrow-minded 'scientists' proponing such 'theories' realise that the truth is that the world was intelligently designed by the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

This is my new blog; what do you think? Then, turn on the music and mingle amongst yourselves in the comments!