Slappernick in Troubs...

just curious, but...I wonder what history is behind the name Henry?

 

I could see if they had spelled it:  Hen - Ry

 

then, it means a "female fowl with brown bread".

 

And, are there any Mexican guys named Henry?  Or is it a cultural name?

"Henry" is an anagram for Rye, NH.

 

Curiously, there is no law of the land in New Hampshire. 

Kiel's gardner is named Hen Ry.

I love it.  Thanks for the props, JJSD.

 

They all come out of the woodwork at some time or another.

 

Or maybe it's his fluffer.

Enrico = Henry in Italian.

Guido, please.

 

I just had to quote this bushel of deliciousness.  

 

SDPF, the newest in grinder monkey entertainment.  

 

 

 

 

 

Hen Ra was the Egyptian mule fluffer that discovered the world is flat after getting donkey kicked several times over in the face.  His depth perception was horrible.  Hebrew goat herders took the wise Hen Ra's teachings and passed them down to the creationist museum via a magical boat.

 

Enrico Palazzo?  

well now...I didn't want PP to be made fun so i came to his defense.  If every land had their own laws, there would be no law.  Unless he was referring to other countries.  That's why I had said what land does he live in.  Maybe he doesn't live the the good ol' US of A.  I don't know.

 

BTW...Henry...really?  reference to a Monkey Grinder?  well, I guess it's better than a Monkey Spanker.

The comedy writes itself.

The Land of Science and Reason.

"The great thing about science is that it exists whether or not you believe in it."

-Neil DeGrasse Tysom

So does God

um..er...hey PackFoo, I think you missed the point.  But I'll explain it to you so you don't get ripped too bad by some of those posters here at TimesFour

 

You see from Pike's initial response, he/she believes you don't have to obey laws because all laws are different so why obey any of them.  We weren't talking about laws of science, but laws that people must obey in order to live in an orderly society.   Otherwise there would be chaos.  And GOD forbid, we wouldn't want chaos.

Everyone knows scientists are pure angels unaffected by ideology and grant money.

 

Just as everyone knows our Winter Sun is closer to the Earth yet we are colder because the Earth's Winter tilt (solar orientation) is more extreme than summer's. So everyone knows firsthand how much Earth's solar orientation dictates our yearly weather extremes short term.

 

 

(http://www.sciencedaily.com/re.../04/100406133707.htm

 

She concludes that the pattern of climate change over the past million years likely involves complicated interactions between different parts of the climate system, as well as three different orbital systems. The first two orbital systems are the orbit's eccentricity, and tilt. The third is "precession," or a change in the orientation of the rotation axis.)

 

It's a great thing scientific pure angels perfectly fit complicated orbital interactions into their magnificent "models". I have so much confidence in them since their nomenclature has changed from "global warming" to "climate change" not too long ago.  If they keep on moving the goal posts, whatever happens it's just as they predicted.

 

Of course, Betty can squat his political stools whenever he wants but God forbide if you respond..

It's great that folks are allowed to respond yet piss and moan about not being able to respond.  You poor, openly responsive victims.   

 

And now that we've all gotten our responses in, some of the more melodramatic ilk can whine about this thread being locked.  

Didn't the scientists have a debate recently over flat vs round?  Anybody know who won that?