Is static-e increasing world-wide?

[polarmedium]

I may just be shuffling my feet more,
but I'm shocked everywhere I go.

Are we as a whole,
shuffling our feet, more?

Is it relative to the growing number of electronic technologies that daily power our lives?

And the humdinger:
Are we running out of space, free of charge?

Real questions,
(post-humorous).

[ggullet]

I may just be shuffling my feet more,
but I'm shocked everywhere I go.

Are we as a whole,
shuffling our feet, more?

Is it relative to the growing number of electronic technologies that daily power our lives?

And the humdinger:
Are we running out of space, free of charge?

Real questions,
(post-humorous).

only doubt needs explanation

[austintorn@aol.com]

They charge for everything these days: air, water, rocks, butterflies, and more, even topsoil, which is at least dirt cheap at $1.99. Pencils and stationary supplies are still free at work, but now there are no jobs. Even electric charges have not remained static.

[polarmedium]

"I sing the body electric"

Filter energy through body; experience reality.
Maybe my filters clogged.
Maybe internal friction has been increased.
Adding static-e externally.
Two-fold,
or even four.
Maybe my pie,
is made from cobwebs.
One shouldnt think of these things.
Too hard.
For memory to ones self fills up all the space between,
and one is left with only zero.

I see whole donuts of self pointing towards pointfull holes.
And holier than...
I don't know.
Stubbed toes.
Something's backwards in the universe.
I just can't put my finger on it.

Is it static-e?

[austintorn@aol.com]

You can't put your finger on the doorknob because the fleas of electrons that you've accumulated from your rug will jump to it because it's winter and your air is too dry for any moisture to absorb them.

Add a humidifier to eliminate the jolts.

Now, what about the static and noise of everyday life?