I think a person would be better off, buying the hamburger and buns and cooking it at home himself.
And if he wants it black, he could always add dark food coloring.
Also I noticed yesterday that CSR has a bit more in the profile. So be sure to double check that. There is another question or two to answer in the profile.
I think people some times take scientists (which are just people too ya know) too seriously.
If you weren't there, how do you really know? The answer is, ya don't. All you can do is hypothesize and theorize.
People back then were the same as people today. They had emotions, they loved, they hated, and some were more
intelligent than others. Not to mention, some were crazy.
They don't know what the mayans were really doing or even how they come up with what they came up with.
Maybe one them came along one day and said hey, ya know what, this mayan calendar y'all been working on is
crazier than snot so why don't ya stop the insanity and go get a real job, cut some wood for crying out loud. Or
perhaps that dude drew the short straw for the sacrifice ritual.
I told my friend I would be mailing her some root cuttings from my cherry plum tree. She lives in N. Carolina. That way, she can plant the little root cutting and it will grow into a cherry plum tree in her yard.
She emailed me back and said, if I wanted, she could mail be some shells she picks up on the beach. I said please do.
I also explained to her that I use to have a lot of shells that I picked up from the beach in Florida. Over time, here in Tennessee, I scattered them in pots outside, around and in gardens on my property.
I went on to tell her that some day, people will think the ocean was once in West Tennessee. They'll dig up all these
shells and determine that the ocean was once here. We both got a big laugh out of that.
