Monday, May 22, 2006

On Sunday Kelly and I went to see a matinee of Les Miserables at Gammage. It was pretty fun, and since it was a matinee, it wasn't a clusterfuck. We really need to do this kind of thing periodically. Next we want to see an opera. The Marriage of Figaro is playing in November.
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3 comments:

Becky said...

Hey Brad -
Did you watch "10.5: Apocalypse" last night? Apparently, the premise behind the movie is that the continents, which drifted apart post-Pangaea, have now reached their maximum separation and will start moving back together again, only this time at an accelerated pace.

Should we be worried?

2:14 PM
Brad De Gregorio said...

That is probably the most ridiculous thing I've heard in a while. There have actually been at least three supercontinents in Earth's history, and there's no reason to expect convergent plate motions to be faster than divergent plate motions on a global scale. All motions have to be balanced.

10:34 AM
Becky said...

Yeah, of course I know that the idea is absurd...

But I do miss seeing you get all worked up about ridiculous portrayals of geology in movies (or even museums). I always enjoyed that.

11:13 AM

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