WHAT is going on with the >>sun<< ??

[windsor]

Taken from the north end of San Francisco Bay this morning an hour ago. STUPID QUESTION: IS or ISN'T the Sun supposed to be "Round"? [shrug]

This one taken five minutes ago at Crater Lake Park; the sun comes up from the right side of the photo. So, what are these other lit orbs?

ARE our world's leaders going nut-cake and fruit-biscuit due to astronomical phenomena they judge is "terminal"?

Or, are they just, nothing but corrupted, neglectful, and thoughtless human beings?

I can't answer that question.

 

[Jangla]

What are you on about now windsor? Two photo's - nothing out of the ordinary with either AFAICS.

The question should be, "What is going on with your brain?"

 

[butchersapron]

They're tugging it a liitle bit nearer the US.

 

[Athos]

The sun is round, but part of it is obscured by the sun. What is the matter with you?

 

[Jangla]

@ butchersapron

Got a great image in my head of a bunch of americans with great big lines attached to the sun, slowly dragging it their way so no-one will notice!

Headlines: US claims "god given right" to have more sun that anyone else.

 

[KeyboardJockey]

Originally posted by Jangla

The question should be, "What is going on with your brain?"

Just what we need -- yet another unsubstantiated conspiricy-tastic bandwidth wasting thread.

 

[Jangla]

Originally posted by KeyboardJockey
Just what we need -- yet another unsubstantiated conspiricy-tastic bandwidth wasting thread.

Sorry, are you having a pop at me? Try taking it up with the thread author and not those of us who are trying to discourage such band-width wasting threads.

 

[Griff]

I'm pretty sure KJ means windsor.

 

[KeyboardJockey]

Originally posted by Jangla
Sorry, are you having a pop at me?

No the thread starter.

 

[Jangla]

Originally posted by KeyboardJockey
No the thread starter.

Oh,.....sorry

 

[guinnessdrinker]

I think this thread should be in the drug forum, where windsor might tell us what she is currently taking, sounds interesting...

 

[PursuedByBears]

Perhaps the title should be "What is wrong with <<windsor>>?"