But why use a laser? You could use anything. You could've aimed the observatory telescope. I mean seriously. It was that hot. It was that dry. It was a drought. The telescope caused a reflection. And whoosh.
The sophisticated laser causes the dry weather. All thoses resources. Then the monkeys do it to themselves. Why would it need to get involved. My billion, no, more now, so much more, causes a fire any monkey rubbing two sticks starts.
I watched that dumb documentary a few hours ago switched it right off. New documentary total bullshit it stunk. But released this year about these monkeys who buried their dead. Total nonsense, what age was monkey, what age was the cave. Why weren't monkey found when the cave was a mine. Why are the useless graduates telling me how monkey went into cave to bury dead when nobody established what that actual geology was. Hell any number of events could've caused different geology or forced the monkey into cave. Why was the monkey swinging through the eroded cave, going down 12 meter drops and through narrow passages with dead, when the fat man couldn't get through them. If it was adapted to walking and swinging in trees, why is it burying dead in a cave? Switched it off, when they started acting like monkeys. They started swinging about and kissing the skull. Never got far enough to see the tools the monkey used. It supposedly had fire, by rubbing the sticks together. They're calling the find the biggest in history. The monkey supposedly buried its dead. Fooey. It stunk. Don't recommend it.
But fire is millions of years old. Lasers a few decades. DEWs late 90s. 97? Boeing's jumbo jet? It needed an entire Jumbo Jet to fire the DEW. It became real redundant, missile was quicker. But it shot down the tests obviously.
By why use a laser? You could use anything. You could've aimed the observatory telescope. I mean seriously. It was that hot. It was that dry. It was a drought. The telescope caused a reflection. And whoosh.
The sophisticated laser causes the dry weather. All thoses resources. Then the monkeys do it to themselves. Why would it need to get involved. My billion, no, more now, so much more, causes a fire any monkey rubbing two sticks starts.
I watched that dumb documentary a few hours ago switched it right off. New documentary total bullshit it stunk. But released this year about these monkeys who buried their dead. Total nonsense, what age was monkey, what age was the cave. Why weren't monkey found when the cave was a mine. Why are the useless graduates telling me how monkey went into cave to bury dead when nobody established what that actual geology was. Hell any number of events could've caused different geology or forced the monkey into cave. Why was the monkey swinging through the eroded cave, going down 12 meter drops and through narrow passages with dead, when the fat man couldn't get through them. If it was adapted to walking and swinging in trees, why is it burying dead in a cave? Switched it off, when they started acting like monkeys. They started swinging about and kissing the skull. Never got far enough to see the tools the monkey used. It supposedly had fire, by rubbing the sticks together. They're calling the find the biggest in history. The monkey supposedly buried its dead. Fooey. It stunk. Don't recommend it.
But fire is millions of years old. Lasers a few decades. DEWs late 90s. 97? Boeing's jumbo jet? It needed an entire Jumbo Jet to fire the DEW. It became real redundant, missile was quicker. But it shot down the tests obviously.
By why use a laser? You could use anything. You could've aimed the observatory telescope. I mean seriously. It was that hot. It was that dry. It was a drought. The telescope caused a reflection. And whoosh.
The sophisticated laser causes the dry weather. All thoses resources. Then the monkeys do it to themselves. Why would it need to get involved. My billion, no, more now, so much more, causes a fire any monkey rubbing two sticks starts.
I watched that dumb documentary a few hours ago switched it right off. New documentary total bullshit it stunk. But released this year about these monkeys who buried their dead. Total nonsense, what age was monkey, what age was the cave. Why weren't monkey found when the cave was a mine. Why are the useless graduates telling me how monkey went into cave to bury dead when nobody established what that actual geology was. Hell any number of events could've caused different geology or forced the monkey into cave. Why was the monkey swinging through the eroded cave, going down 12 meter drops and through narrow passages with dead, when the fat man couldn't get through them. If it was adapted to walking and swinging in trees, why is it burying dead in a cave? Switched it off, when they started acting like monkeys. They started swinging about and kussung the skull. Never got far enough to see the tools the monkey used. It supposedly had fire, by rubbing the sticks together. They're calling the find the biggest in history. The monkey supposedly buried its dead. Fooey. It stunk. Don't recommend it.
But fire is millions of years old. Lasers a few decades. DEWs late 90s. 97? Boeing's jumbo jet? It needed an entire Jumbo Jet to fire the DEW. It became real redundant, missile was quicker. But it shot down the tests obviously.