Random Picture Thread

Thanks Trev

LOL... I like the dog in the front, looks like he'd give an FA18 a run for its money

M... Joseph Stiglitz has a point with Iraq but I think that he weights it to heavily. As T Boon Pickens said in an interview last week, its not speculators, its not investors its 85 million barrels a day supply meets 86.5 million barrels demand. T Boon and Matt Simmonds are on the money, its really that simple we are short of the right type of oil... light sweet. If supply can't rise price will until demand is destroyed and the equation balances. Destroying demand for such an under pinning commodity as oil means pain. Care to try and guess the number that does it? I feel its somewhere between here and $200 but? Its the opening of the driving season this long weekend in the US, they will be looking to the fuel sales data for evidence of demand destruction, we await with...

Anyway I am listening now to see if anything new is revealed Thanks.

P.S. I see sense in alot of what I have read from Stiglitz but I think he needs to immerse himself in oil a bit further to get closer to the truth. But then the oil patch is full of lies so who knows the truth?

 

M... Re the interview: Its interesting, we do seem to be seeing the rise of the Corporate State, the US even seems to be heading in that direction. I think we will look back and see this era as a period of fundamental change, power is shifting here.

 

Float by Design Mobel, designed by David Trubridge
http://designmobel.co.nz/float.html


About the artist - Life Story:
http://www.davidtrubridge.com/

The Studebaker Museum in South Bend, Indiana
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mazdamiata/1114122070/


Curtis-Wright Bee
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mazdamiata/1360515153/


http://www.aerofiles.com/_curthyphen.html

 

http://www.hoverclubofamerica.org/

 

karch, That "water bed" looks neat - almost straight out of the final scene of a bond movie... with the canopy fully enclosing the bed for "privacy" - looks elegant too....

 

K.... I can see it on the news... helicopters out looking for Paris who is sailing across the ocean on her floating bed, unaware she has escaped harbour, bikini clad, posing for what she thinks are helicopter paparazzi in orange jump suits.

Two knots of wind and they are going to lose tourists!

 

And just when we thought we had the hover cats sorted, a new menace!

 

Ohhhh, I have seen them.... they are fast when they take off!

 

http://americandinosaur.mu.nu/archives/2006_11.php

 

Doh... he he he I found something to peck the eyes out of that problem....

and a random picture for the coffee drinkers......

 

splain, i'm stupid...

 

1/ I clicked the Homer sign expecting some fun... Doh... The Butcher birds are feared for divebombing and people are fearful of getting their eyes picked... The sideways sign has lots of amusements for those in need of a caffeine fix.....

Bloody Brilliant POSTS heinz

 

They are different to the Butcher Birds we get. I feed a crew of them on cold mornings, they come in close to the house and watch you through the windows until you feed them. No matter how you throw the meat they can catch it mid air, smart little critters these ones!

 

I like the coffee, didn't come up at first!