HA HA you can't see me.

Isn't it a great world that we live in? I watched a "documentary" on Discovery on Friday that showed how Captian Kirk changed the world. It seems that people who watched Star Trek got some cool ideas and set on a life adventure to make them come true. Cell Phones, ION pulse engines, transporters, and warp travel are all things that were inspired by some actors making shit up. Awesome.

Now on to Harry Potter, magic is much cooler than space travel. Cause it is impossible right? Well not for much longer:

Scientists ponder invisibility cloak - Yahoo! News

However I must state, "I will not travel by ashes in my fireplace" Even when it is possible, I am going to be the old grumpy guy who refuses to travel in than manner.

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