Post by Chris_Wendt on Mar 12, 2011 12:15:02 GMT -5
...Nihilum!
(I came, I saw... {but} nothing.)
Not one of more than 100 visits to this site evoked a single response on Friday.
Perhaps one could read into that another quotation from the life and times of Julius Caesar:
"Alea iacta est!", the die is cast! (attributable to Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus on January 10, 49 BC upon the occasion of Caesar's defiantly crossing the Rubicon River into Italy at the head of his army, which precipitated civil war against the sitting Roman Emperor, Pompey.
Here, I do not believe that old saw, "Silence is golden" usually applies.
Presently, my thoughts are being prepared to be channeled through the BAC, and it would not be appropriate for me to steal the thunder of the BAC or its subcommittees, by my bringing any of that discussion here, now.
That's my opinion.
Anyway, there is an active discussion on the Wantagh Patch site, if people are bored with what is (/not) happening, here.
Preoccupied....
Chris Wendt
(I came, I saw... {but} nothing.)
Not one of more than 100 visits to this site evoked a single response on Friday.
Perhaps one could read into that another quotation from the life and times of Julius Caesar:
"Alea iacta est!", the die is cast! (attributable to Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus on January 10, 49 BC upon the occasion of Caesar's defiantly crossing the Rubicon River into Italy at the head of his army, which precipitated civil war against the sitting Roman Emperor, Pompey.
Here, I do not believe that old saw, "Silence is golden" usually applies.
Presently, my thoughts are being prepared to be channeled through the BAC, and it would not be appropriate for me to steal the thunder of the BAC or its subcommittees, by my bringing any of that discussion here, now.
That's my opinion.
Anyway, there is an active discussion on the Wantagh Patch site, if people are bored with what is (/not) happening, here.
Preoccupied....
Chris Wendt