Our main purpose in starting this blog, and Explaining Life was to shine a light in the dark corners, unravel the great puzzle, reveal the hidden, explain the inexplicable. So far we have not done very well. Some of this stuff is pretty danged complicated, you know. And everywhere we look there are spiders, and invasive species of fish, and snails, and snakes, and we need to caution people about those problems, too.
But, it seems we have strayed, and last night, at the Share Holders meeting, we heard, at great length, about our failures. We were told about our need to offer reassurance, in dark, troubled times to the frightened masses, hiding underneath their desks, coffee cup, and flashlight in hand. People who are afraid to step into the light, because it might signal an approaching space ship, filled with angry aliens, desperate for a new home (Earth) with a tasty, abundant food supply (us). People who are worried that there might be a "face sized spider" (not for the squeamish, or anybody with a face) under the desk, right behind that awful drawer, that always caught on their pants, and was hard to open, and really served no purpose except for tearing fabric, and the concealment of large, predatory spiders! Probably better to climb out and face the rapidly approaching, ravenous aliens. Not that we would know anything about that.
Anyway, to help Explain Life we have begun work on a time travel machine. It was not as difficult as you might think. We found a place where the space time continuum was stretched a little thinner than normal, The Pukwana Triangle, in central South Dakota (home to the PukU bar and grill, if you are passing by stop in, have a beer, and say hello). Then took some riding lawn mowers, removed the blades, and beefed up the engines. When the atmospheric conditions were just right we sent them zipping around in a circle until they reached escape velocity, and bam they were gone. Here is the video.
We are going to file a full report, as soon as we find out where they went, and what they are doing. We think they ended up in the future, around 2035, somewhere around Sao Paulo. As long as they are there we hope they do a little research the effects climate change has on the Brazilian Wandering Spider, (without bringing one back, of course) they are awful things. Though, they could be anywhere, "anytime." Hey time travel is tricky stuff, but we think you are worth the effort, and so are the shareholders, and the board of directors, and the person who signs our paychecks, especially them.
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