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Posted on 08.21.07 by John @ 8:34 pm
For too long we have been told lies. The existence of the supposed European country of Belgium has been taken as gospel for years by members of the Liberati. It has long been held up as a shining example of Liberal philosophies in action. However, now is the time the truth be known. Belgium doesn’t exist… I ,like you, were shocked to discover this. I can only hope that more people will see through the hoax and right the wrong that is the hoax of Belgium. BTW, don’t miss the shocking truth about the moon (it’s a fake no matter what your eyes tell you) and "Wisconsin: The Innocent State That Isn’t". Filed under: Artistic and Dumb and Paranormal Comments: None |
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Posted on 03.24.07 by John @ 3:38 pm
Filed under: Cool and Paranormal and Science Comments: None |
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Posted on 02.07.07 by John @ 8:13 pm
Phoenix residents again lit up police switchboards and news hotlines as bright stationary lights were again visible south of the skies of Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday night. Many residents of Arizona are particularly diligent sky watchers as the most reported UFO event in history that is commonly known as the ‘Phoenix Lights’ is nearing a ten-year anniversary. On March 13, 1997 several events composed the event known as the ‘Phoenix lights’ with most seeing tapes and photographs of the orbs that were spotted southwest of the Valley of the Sun on news channels and TV specials. Umm, it’s parachute flares from the military gunnery range south of Phoenix? Just like the ones 10 years ago. But you know, if your a believer of this stuff no amount of proof will sway you opinion. Catalog this under religious faith. Arizona Ufo: Phoenix Lights Return? Filed under: Dumb and Paranormal Comments: 7 Comments |
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Posted on 02.02.07 by John @ 9:01 pm
Of course, i did a little looking around and found other people that think along the same lines. Filed under: Dumb and Paranormal and Space Comments: None |
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Posted on 01.14.07 by John @ 9:57 pm
Welcome to the MindGuard website, your source for the award-winning MindGuard family of anti-mind-control software for Amiga and Linux computers. Developed by Lyle Zapato during the psychotronically turbulent early 1990s, MindGuard offered Amiga-using paranoids the world over a new opportunity to think free of evil influences using advanced Active Anti-Psychotronic (AAP) software, theretofore only available to mind-control agents and paranoid millionaires. At the dawn of the Third Millennium, MindGuard was made available for even the stingiest paranoids with the introduction of MindGuard X for the free Linux OS. Now no one has an excuse not to be mind-control free! This could be one of those rare times that I’m happy not running a Linux box at home, I’d be temped to try this. Then again, if it was good for the Amiga maybe I should have a look at it. [via presurfer] Filed under: Mad Science and Paranormal and To be used for Evil Comments: None |
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Posted on 08.27.06 by John @ 12:54 pm
Something what people believe just fascinates me. Take the number 23 for instance. I was looking through that odd source of information, Wikipedia, when I happened across an entry for the number 23. Ok, what could be so strange about 20 + 3? Plenty. Filed under: Paranormal Comments: 1 Comment |
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Posted on 08.27.06 by John @ 11:44 am
In traditional mysticism the Holy Grail is believed to posses the ability to heal the sick and to raise the dead. Sound familiar? Humm, there might be something to this… Filed under: Paranormal Comments: None |
Could a giant whirlpool in Scottland be the origins of the much speculated about |
Posted on 07.11.06 by John @ 6:53 pm
Do you have a bunch of 35mm negatives (or slides for that matter) that you would love to get into your computer? No, don’t try to force them into your floppy drive, you need to get the tools out and make a trip down to the DIY store for some parts. This nifty project will turn a tube and some plastic into a holder that you can take macro photos of your film. You might say ‘hey, my flat bed scanner will scan negatives. Why should I do this?’ Well, you might not know this but your digital camera has a greater dynamic range than most scanners. That means you shadows and highlights will retain more information when you shoot them. Nothing sucks more than scanning a slide in and seeing blown out highlights and noise in the shadows. Filed under: DIY and Paranormal Comments: 1 Comment |
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Posted on 07.05.06 by John @ 2:24 pm
[via Core77] Filed under: Mad Science and Paranormal Comments: None |
Freaky science dosen’t get any better than this: |
Posted on 06.12.06 by John @ 6:49 pm
Ok, I’ll buy the underground cities but lizards? Oh come on…
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Posted on 06.04.06 by John @ 8:30 pm
This is short and to the , er.. ‘point’. A man is protesting a new sandwich at a local burger establishment because it’s made with garlic. Why does he have something against this time honored pungent bulb? You see, it’s because he’s a vampire… [via Spottings] Filed under: Paranormal Comments: None |
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Posted on 04.17.06 by John @ 10:04 pm
NASA has announced that they will be launching a new space craft that will search for ice at the moons south pole. The hope is that water ice may be found to exist in the craters that never receive direct sunlight. If this is the case then the pathway to a fully manned moon base might be one step closer to being traveled upon. I hope that I can soon sit with my children in my arms and say, "Look at the moon, if you play your cards right you can live up there." Filed under: Cool and Mad Science and Paranormal and Space and Technology Comments: None |
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Posted on 04.17.06 by John @ 7:58 pm
Humm, a sharp guy with a camera got these ‘too good to be true’ photos of a lake monster called Nahuelito that is said to inhabit a lake in Argentina. To me it looks like a spray painted plastic flamingo and a few old inner tubes but that’s just my opinion. But it could be a real cryptid, one just as real as the rare harry toed sickle back frog of the Kalahari. [via BoingBoing] Filed under: Paranormal Comments: None |
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Posted on 04.15.06 by John @ 8:13 pm
Do you think that the critters that keep getting into your garbage at night might not just be raccoons? Do you think that the thing in the sky that the news said was just a ‘weather balloon’ shouldn’t be easily dismissed? Ever have gaps of ‘missing time’ in your day? Do you think that things are not quite what they seem? If so then you should head over to Spottings.org and read up on the latest in the strange, the paranormal and the weird. Filed under: Paranormal Comments: None |
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Posted on 02.03.06 by John @ 11:17 pm
This is exactly what I have been looking for. I have a Moleskine notepad that I keep with me at all times and I don’t know how often I’ve needed a ruler that is marked in millimeters. One of these rulers has already been added to the collection of goodies I keep within the covers of my intrepid notebook. I think I’ll print out the color square rulers too just in case I need to take any photos that need a scale next to it. Never know when I might see a bigfoot track out in the wild. [via Core77 Design and Lifehacker] Filed under: Cool and DIY and Design and Paper and Paranormal and Science and To be used for Evil Comments: None |
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