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In the Year 2121
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Jerome Marot
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Apt title for a nice image!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
At first I thought, that’s only a year away, why is it so wretched! Life still is pretty optimistic, at least here in California.
Then I realized it reads “2121” and that is very likely far, farbeyond even my most optimistic expectations,
....unless of course our brains are refrigerated and the memories cloned to silicon!
Asher
Then I realized it reads “2121” and that is very likely far, farbeyond even my most optimistic expectations,
....unless of course our brains are refrigerated and the memories cloned to silicon!
Asher
Jerome Marot
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Maybe it refers to this song?
(or to that far less known one)
(or to that far less known one)
Chris Calohan
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Actually, while the song 2525 came into my mind as I was editing this image, in reality it just seemed like a good title given the writing on the window.
Jerome Marot
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This is what I thought as well. I was surprised to find out that there was actually a song titled "In the year 2121".
I was also surprised to find out that Zager and Evan's song played while the man first landed on the moon!
Peter Dexter
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Image is absolutely spooky.
James Lemon
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At first I thought its 2020 and California is a nation of peasants living in cars,working for tech giants. Then I realized that is the state of things as they actually exist in the year 2020.
James
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Yes, James,
it’s tough here, we suffer at the extremes of weather with temperatures plunging to 57 degrees F in winter! Takes 4 hours to heat my Olympic-size swimming pool!
Hard to keep help, folk are so insistent on all sorts of “rights”. My butler insists in parking his Mercedes in my front driveway! The maids refuse to dance for my friends at parties!
...and you think you know it all!
Asher
James Lemon
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Thanks! Having a good postal code and living in denial must help when having to cope in a third world State.
James
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
But we do like Canada, no matter what!
Chris Calohan
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We may yet all move to Canada once the idiots acquit the Orange Man. I am rather fond of Victoria.
James Lemon
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Asher, Chris
There aren’t any geographical cures. Chris if you are metrosexual and love self indulgence, then Victoria is the place for you. If you can work and live with people who don’t look like you,there are other more suitable places.
James
There aren’t any geographical cures. Chris if you are metrosexual and love self indulgence, then Victoria is the place for you. If you can work and live with people who don’t look like you,there are other more suitable places.
James
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Jerome Marot
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As I am probably to old to be metrosexual, tell me about the other more suitable places, please.
James Lemon
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Vancouver Island is a large place with many communities. It is surrounded by numerous other islands that have many communities as well. Since we are talking about the west coast of Canada you have to think Big Salmon, boats, and lots of rain . But if you would like to explore the mainland and get away from the rain you would have to travel inland. I personally like Tofino when looking for good food and leisure time on Vancouver Island.
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Show us pictures if you have them! Didn’t realize there were so many discrete Islands there!
Asher
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Jerome Marot
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Rats. I don't like rain but I like salmon. Yet one has to move inland to avoid the rain.
Chris Calohan
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If you live in the San Juan Islands, rain isn't the issue as it goes on by them and then stops at the Cascades and lets all that burgeoning moisture rain down on Seattle.