I Would Have To Say That Looked

I Felt Like I Had Kind Of Played It Out, And I Wanted To See What Was Next, And Then Came Mythbusters. You Know, It's The Best Job I've Ever Had, On Its Worst Day It's Better Than Anything Else, But It's A Huge Amount Of Responsibility, And There Are Days When Just Going Into Work And Building Something From Someone Else's Drawing Sounds Like Going Back To Heaven.

Growing Up In New York, I Was Sort Of Shocked When I Realized That My Children Are Californians. They Are 14 Years Old, And I Explain To Them Frequently That They Will Never Realize The Glory Of A Snow Day. You Wake Up And The World Says, 'oops, It's Too Much Fun To Go To School, You've Got To Stay Home And Deal With The Snow!'

Don't Work For Fools. It's Not Worth It. Getting Paid Less To Work For People You Like And Believe In Is Much Better For You (and Your Career) In The Long Run.

After All Those Years Of Doing Remote Detonations, Where We Just Push A Button And Something Explodes, To Actually See A Nice Big Fat Line Of Black Smoke Heading Toward Something That Will Blow Up Is Very Satisfying.

Bigger Is Always Better.