Car Bond Ay Ting

Did you know that we have been dating carbon for quite a while now and the relationship is about to make a major change? Carbon dating is loosing intimacy with us and we may just have to be friends, maybe even distant friends.

When other beings fly by the earth, if they stay far enough out, no matter at what angle the earth is about the prettiest gem in the universe, so I've been told. Lately though in the last hundred years or so, observers prefer to keep a distance for a couple of reasons. When getting a closer view of our planet there appears to be some kind of rash, or skin problem, I have even heard the term mange. If seen from far enough out, the skin disorder is almost impossible to detect. So, not only do the observers maintain distance to enjoy the better view, but minimizes their chance of contracting the disorder and taking it back home with them. But you see the dermatosis is us and we don't know it. We see the cities, roads, factories, puffing smoke, global warming, all as progress in developing the human race.

If you stand too close to a fine oil painting, you can't see the beauty of it until you back away far enough to see its true art and fine imagery. I hope our observers can keep the distance long enough till we can clean our home up a bit, you know, better resolution even at close inspection. Do you think there's a chance?

KaPowie, they got Zarkawi.