I get that same anxiety when I have data on my clipboard but before I've pasted it. Partly it relates to my habit of copying, closing the original doc, and then going over to paste. So if I forget to paste, and then hit copy again, the data is gone, and then it is either hard or impossible to get back. "Hard" meaning "more work than hitting cmd-v." It is definitely one of those "open issues" that plagues my just-barely-conscious mind.
Your site is really very interesting!
I know it's you, ya bastahd...you know how to spell "really"
It's funny that you should name my neck of the woods as the safest place to live: just today I recalled that tiny earthquake we had a few years ago.
Also, today's <a href="http://althistory.blogspot.com/">Today in Alternate History</a> ends with "in 2004, everyone in the state of Connecticut suddenly dies; the Elders inform the country that more will follow..." See? You're never safe from alien invasion!
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That's a cool site but it would be better if they gave references!
Yeah, I called them once on their lack of references, but that somehow caused Hitler not to die. AND ALSO DISCO!
And lemme tell ya--that was one sucky reality. The BeeGees went Number One with "Goosesteppin' Alive, Goosesteppin' Alive!"
Man, what a serious overgeneralization about California.
I live in what I contend is probably just about _the_ safest place to live in the nation. I'm in northern Sacramento county (near the capital city of Sacramento, natch); there's no blizzards, no tornadoes, no hurricanes, no earthquakes, no forest fires, no tidal waves, etc. We're above the nearby floodplain of the central Sacramento county area, and thus also out of the path of water if the local dam were to burst. Like all of the greater Sacramento Valley we do get pretty hot in the summer time, but that's it.