While there's no scale bar...based on the details that we do have, I'm going to call that a very poorly sorted, grain size from medium sand to cobble, angular to subangular unlithified litho-feldspathic subquartzose sand.

 

 

Edited February 24, 200620 yr by knightni

i was drunk last night i'm soryr

i was drunk last night i'm soryr

 

I see no need to be sorry. It pretty much is an awesome thread.

i was drunk last night i'm soryr

 

Some of the greatest threads in Soxtalk history start out with drunk posting.

What is really great about this post is that that guy is right above your Sasha Cohen sig. Its hypnotic.

While there's no scale bar...based on the details that we do have, I'm going to call that a very poorly sorted, grain size from medium sand to cobble, angular to subangular unlithified litho-feldspathic subquartzose sand.

Yes, but where does that put it on the phi scale?

 

Rock tangent: It always throws my students for a loop when they are trying to grok that larger phi numbers mean smaller grain sizes.

Eh, this might as well go here (from imdb today):

Jackson Signs Without Reading Script

Pulp Fiction star Samuel L. Jackson was so amused by the title of new movie Snakes On A Plane, he signed up without reading the script. The movie features an assassin who intends to kill a passenger on a flight by releasing a batch of deadly snakes. Jackson explains, "I didn't even read the script - I just saw the title, 'Snakes on a Plane' and said 'Ok, good. I'm there.' You have got to love that. That's exactly what it is - 500 poisonous snakes released on a flight from Hawaii to Los Angeles. They are (set free) on a time release half-way there, so we can't go back, we've got to keep going. It's fun!"

Eh, this might as well go here (from imdb today):

Jackson Signs Without Reading Script

Pulp Fiction star Samuel L. Jackson was so amused by the title of new movie Snakes On A Plane, he signed up without reading the script. The movie features an assassin who intends to kill a passenger on a flight by releasing a batch of deadly snakes. Jackson explains, "I didn't even read the script - I just saw the title, 'Snakes on a Plane' and said 'Ok, good. I'm there.' You have got to love that. That's exactly what it is - 500 poisonous snakes released on a flight from Hawaii to Los Angeles. They are (set free) on a time release half-way there, so we can't go back, we've got to keep going. It's fun!"

 

Have I told you that i loved you?

Have I told you that i loved you?

No, and let's keep it that way.

I DO think the Ivan stories are retired.

 

AWESOME!