trick or treat

Knock Knock!

Trick or Treat!

Are you an Astronaut? Yes and I just blew up the Moon.

Where's the Candy and what's that needle for?

Its liquid Candy and it's full of surprises. You want it?

OK

Ouch!!!

I hate Halloween!!!

I'm telling my mommy!!!

LOL

We are off topic but... : )

Bombing the moon sounds ridiculous but it offers great potential for the future.

Let's say we find enough water on the moon. If that were true then we setup a nuclear reactor on the moon to convert water into Hydrogen and Oxygen. Now we have plenty of Oxygen, Water, Sunlight and since the moon is loaded with nitrogen we can grow food and habitat the moon. We are not talking about millions of people but dozens or hundreds. The moon has been theorized to be a distant chunk of the earth so it should have endless elements like earth. So creating materials from the moon is not far fetched.

The separation of Water also results in Rocket fuel and the Fuel needed to send us back home to earth. The moon has little gravity and no atmosphere so it's very easy to get off the moon. Having a colony on the moon could save mankind if a cataclysmic asteroid impacted earth like it has numerous times in the past. Think of how dinosaurs vanished and so could mankind.

We are reaching the point with technology of saving mankind from extinction.

The moon with it's limited gravity would allow advanced space exploration. It would make the worlds best observatory as it has no atmosphere. Building structural components for a giant telescope would require much less material as the gravity is minimal. Moon observatories would allow us to track the origin of the universe. It would also allow us to spot incoming comets and asteroids far in advance compared to earth based stations.

As an inventor, I could go on with 100's of examples and I could ramble on so I'll stop now. You get an Idea why I feel that $79 million was a good investment for our future.

That's all I can imagine happening for the next 100 years.

The moon is pretty much a lifeless object orbiting our planet. If we could add a little life to it I see no harm. We only need a tiny little speck of the moon to form a small ecosystem. We might find some ideal spots on the moon. The ownership of that spot might end up in debate. Most likely it will be a join venture between numerous countries to share the cost.

Healwayshasaplan wrote:  Which reminds me, if you go trick or treating, what should we do about sanitizing the the little duffer's candy? Lysol?

The folks in NYS were ill over the summer... we are out in force now.  Little flu here.  Quite the opposite of Colorado... where it is looking like we did in spring/summer.  We love our fall and won't give up a bit of it :)   Halloween here is fun.  The families decorate their yards, homes with colored lights, mostly orange and green.  The little Goblins are swarming from abt. 6 to 9pm.   We are all going to be witches this year.  Shwan gives us the idea of putting water in a plastic glove and freezing it for the punch bowl.  :O

It shouldnt effect the kids. Parents need to become creative. My sister never let her kids go door to door.  She just felt it was not a good idea in the times we are in.  So she had a party at home. Only invited family members Kids love it.  Cause she bought what they love.

Not a bag full of candy they may not like.  And that kept the kids from being exposed to the so called bad people if you know what i mean.

I say cancel outdoor holiday activities stay home be safe and have a nice party for the kids

Maybe we should be handing out small bottles of hand sanitizer and masks to all the little heathen (...er, I mean kiddies) this Halloween.

I agree that with flu season at its peak not to hand out candy but to tell the kids to go the store when candy is 75% off!  That way no worry about germs, the kids still get candy and the leg wear and tear is gone...makes sense to me

...just ask your kids... do TOT's want quarters or candy?   :)