They will bring back "dead," radio talk show hosts to rule Earth forever.

Thanks for posting a pic from your family reunion.

Thanks. I look like my Dad's side of the family. We are Aurorians. That is where the M-RNA comes from in the name of the vaccine. Some people think it stands for some scientific mumbo-jumbo. It stands for Man Really Needs Aurorians. Our advance man, Donald the Devine will teach you all the importance of the Aurorian customs, like our religious greeting the Holy Pussy Grab. And, he will purify you more by allowing you to donate all of your money to him. All hail He who is Orange!

And Larry is yellow.

The irony of someone who never served and hides behind a Pen Name calling a Veteran who stands up and takes responsibility with his real name, "Yellow," should not be overlooked. You may not agree with me. but at least have the class to call me a coward to my face. I'm sorry. I forgot who I was dealing with.

Never served? I served in the US Army. Sgt. Crewchief. UH-1H Dust Off. 6 years.

We live in a dangerous world, Larry. Only a fool would use his "real name" and make it easier for anyone with ill intent.

And, besides, Larry, everyone knows that the our uniformed services won't allow Aurorians into our ranks.

In '68, at the height of Tet, they drafted anyone who even looked human. The bravest human being I ever met was First Sergeant Roy Benevidez. He called me and asked for help in getting a movie deal for a book that had been published based on his life story. He got his Medal of Honor years after the war. It was pinned on him by Ronald Reagan. His C.O was pretty sure he was going to die from the wounds he got in successfully rescuing and evacuating a squad of men who were pinned down. He said that, for him, being brave was not-not being afraid, it was doing his job because he had no options. There was no one else for him to send to get the men out, and he knew they did not have long. So he went

Unlike Roy, I am not exceedingly brave. But, I have always been proud of my byline. And, I remember what First Sgt. Torres said to me fifty something years ago. "It is not the bullet with your name on it you need to fear. It is the one addressed 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

Oh, sure....you knew Sgt Benevidez.
Anyone with a pulse since 1975 know who Benevidez was.
What does any of that have to do with what we were talking about?

PS your "to whom may concern" quote has been used by many, many, many others.

I was the Western Regional Director for Public Affairs and Director of VA's National Film Office when Sgt. Benevidez called me.

Good God, Larry...stop eating those 'shrooms.
Your ramblings and spontaneous utterings are really starting to get bizarre.