What I do here is not unlike pointing the Hubble at nothing (see below).

My theory is, while this appears to be an area of nothing, that we discover by looking closer that there are actual signs of motion. Some are intelligent and engaging, some are adversarial, some are bleak and lifeless.
[Post edited by PhotoHokieNC at 09/27/2016 1:31PM]

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Posted: 09/27/2016 at 1:29PM

Anyone else get the sense PHNC is using the lounge for business consulting -- CPRVHokie 09/27/2016 1:22PM

Even if you don't get paid, there is nothing preventing you from -- VTHokie2000 09/27/2016 2:24PM

What I do here is not unlike pointing the Hubble at nothing (see below). -- PhotoHokieNC 09/27/2016 1:29PM

Fewer squirrels in your case ** -- TomTurkey 09/27/2016 3:37PM

[Possibly the best Lounge respone ever] -- great2bahokie 09/27/2016 2:15PM

But what do you see when you aim it at Uranus? ** -- Stork 09/27/2016 2:03PM

Re: But what do you see when you aim it at Uranus? -- PhotoHokieNC 09/27/2016 2:16PM

Whoa. That's, like ... deep. ** -- Nova Hokie 95 09/27/2016 1:52PM

Yeah. A deep load of crap. ** -- CPRVHokie 09/27/2016 1:59PM

So sorry you've mind-melded with OCH. Do better. -- PhotoHokieNC 09/27/2016 2:01PM

Now now, you can't be *sure* he's referring to you! ** -- Nova Hokie 95 09/27/2016 1:59PM

What I do here is not unlike pointing the Hubble at nothing (see below).

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