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  • Burnt State
    The last two MUFON guests and their general discussion has left me rather concerned about the state of critical UFO analysis. There doesn't seem to be a building upon the larger volume of UFO Reseaech over the decades and instead individuals...
  • Burnt State
    I was recently camping up in Northern Ontario (cold nights but my 0° sleeping bag was well worth the investment) and I got some great UFO shots and one lovely pic of two alien humanoids. UFO over our campsite.... It illuminated our dining area...
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  • Burnt State
    Because it is legal where I live, we get to watch our cannabis plants change colours as part of the ongoing autumn spectral display
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  • Red
    Red replied to the thread Hello from Columbia, SC.
    Welcome!
  • Red
    Red reacted to UncensoredwithMV's post in the thread Hello from Columbia, SC with Like Like.
    Hello from South Carolina, I am Mike Vara, former host of Late Night in the Midlands and current host of Uncensored with Mike Vara. I am an 18-year veteran on the airwaves and loving every minute of it. My website is mikevara.com
  • Fat Dave
    Fat Dave reacted to Richard Hawkins's post in the thread The Legacy of Covid Vaccines with Like Like.
    Horse shit bull shit and every other type of shit on planet earth.
  • Fat Dave
    Fat Dave reacted to Burnt State's post in the thread The Legacy of Covid Vaccines with Like Like.
    This is in fact total horseshit....I don't even know if it's good enough to qualify as that. Where is the Health Ranger getting his scientific facts regarding the "shedding of alien protein toxins" that will kill people by just being near those...
  • Fat Dave
    Fat Dave reacted to Richard Hawkins's post in the thread The Legacy of Covid Vaccines with Like Like.
    Penguins are a good source it was them that told me about the underground bases in the Artic.
  • Fat Dave
    Fat Dave reacted to Richard Hawkins's post in the thread The Legacy of Covid Vaccines with Like Like.
    Not even a Whisper of donut. My information comes from people who are in the medical profession or organisations like the world health organisation. I do not listen to nut cases who are conspiracy theorists who have nothing better to do and who...
  • Fat Dave
    Fat Dave reacted to Richard Hawkins's post in the thread The Legacy of Covid Vaccines with Like Like.
    What a load of shit. Idiots (Americans and Canadians) will believe anything.
  • Burnt State
    The Paracast Newsletter October 4, 2026 www.theparacast.com Pagan Founder Oberon Zell describes the worldwide religion and its meaning this week on The Paracast. The Paracast is released every Sunday and available from our site...
  • Gene Steinberg
    The Paracast Newsletter October 4, 2026 www.theparacast.com Pagan Founder Oberon Zell describes the worldwide religion and its meaning this week on The Paracast. The Paracast is released every Sunday and available from our site...
  • Red
    Red reacted to Gene Steinberg's post in the thread Silvia Brown with Like Like.
    To bring this up to the present, there is still no test or training requirement for you to hang out your Ufologist shingle though you can get training from MUFON.
  • Red
    Red reacted to dyingsun's post in the thread MAID with Like Like.
    Slippery slope.......I personally can recount a few times were I honestly whished to be euthanzied, yet here I am still and happy I didn't follow through. The Burden on the "assessors" must be heavy as well.
  • Red
    Red replied to the thread Gravity might be holographic.
    Reminds me a bit of the question of how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. I mean, even if we are living in a holographic representation of a 2 dimensional reality that is playing out on the edges of space and time, we aren't ever...
  • Richard Hawkins
    Richard Hawkins reacted to dyingsun's post in the thread MAID with Like Like.
    Slippery slope.......I personally can recount a few times were I honestly whished to be euthanzied, yet here I am still and happy I didn't follow through. The Burden on the "assessors" must be heavy as well.
  • dyingsun
    dyingsun reacted to Tyger's post in the thread Good Old Movies To Watch with Like Like.
    Just came across the 1940 'My Favorite Wife' with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne. Excellent. The interplay between Grant and Dunne and then Randolph Scott gives me the sense of a group of friends having a hey-old time. Just pure fun. No heavy lifting. :)
  • dyingsun
    dyingsun reacted to Tyger's post in the thread Good Old Movies To Watch with Like Like.
    "The Bishop's Wife" (1947) with Cary Grant, Loretta Young, and David Niven I am gravitating to 1940s films. I get engrossed in the physical culture depicted - the sets - like in "The Bishop's Wife" all the wood-paneled rooms. In "The Fallen...
  • dyingsun
    dyingsun replied to the thread MAID.
    Slippery slope.......I personally can recount a few times were I honestly whished to be euthanzied, yet here I am still and happy I didn't follow through. The Burden on the "assessors" must be heavy as well.
  • dyingsun
    dyingsun reacted to Red's post in the thread Gravity might be holographic with Like Like.
    Gravity Seems Holographic Holographic Gravity Interesting. Scientists are still divided as to whether this means we exist within a hologram, but it's an interesting solution to the puzzle of gravity. As said in the second link: "In SEAT...
  • dyingsun
    dyingsun reacted to Burnt State's post in the thread Gravity might be holographic with Like Like.
    Reading theoretical physics makes my brain hurt. There's simply far too much imagining of concepts that I find very hard to grok. Last night I was talking with my son, who studies CO math - Combinatorics and Optimization, and I asked him what...
  • dyingsun
    Smaller windows give a more claustrophobic feel and make it hard to see anything that is coming toward the house. And they often had plantings around them to obscure the house even further. Victorian houses are often a maze of smaller rooms...
  • dyingsun
    dyingsun reacted to Randall's post in the thread Pilot Sightings with Like Like.
    26-Year Air Traffic Controller Reveals What Radar Really Shows
  • dyingsun
    dyingsun replied to the thread Hello from Columbia, SC.
    ✋
  • Richard Hawkins
    Richard Hawkins reacted to Tyger's post in the thread MAID with Like Like.
    Another story .... 𝐂𝐀𝐍𝐀𝐃𝐀 𝐄𝐔𝐓𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐙𝐄𝐃 𝐃𝐎𝐍𝐍𝐀 𝐃𝐔𝐍𝐂𝐀𝐍 𝐅𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐇𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐒 𝐀𝐅𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐀 𝐏𝐒𝐘𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐂 𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐓 𝐑𝐄𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐄𝐃 𝐇𝐄𝐑 Donna Duncan was 61 when a February 2020 car accident left her with a concussion. Anxiety, paranoia, food aversion and severe weight loss...
  • Red
    Red reacted to Burnt State's post in the thread Gravity might be holographic with Like Like.
    Reading theoretical physics makes my brain hurt. There's simply far too much imagining of concepts that I find very hard to grok. Last night I was talking with my son, who studies CO math - Combinatorics and Optimization, and I asked him what...
  • Richard Hawkins
    Richard Hawkins reacted to Tyger's post in the thread MAID with Like Like.
    'Assisted Dying' (called MAID in Canada) has long been considered a slippery slope. Stories like the one below have been coming out of Canada for several years - actually since MAID was made legal in Canada in June 2016. It appears to be a...
  • Burnt State
    I would highly recommend because it's not bad for a small regional event. Joshua Cutchin was there talking about how our expectations can change the nature of the experience. Kevin Lee Wilson talked about haunted houses and the architecture of...
  • Richard Hawkins
    Reading theoretical physics makes my brain hurt. There's simply far too much imagining of concepts that I find very hard to grok. Last night I was talking with my son, who studies CO math - Combinatorics and Optimization, and I asked him what...
  • Burnt State
    Burnt State replied to the thread Gravity might be holographic.
    Reading theoretical physics makes my brain hurt. There's simply far too much imagining of concepts that I find very hard to grok. Last night I was talking with my son, who studies CO math - Combinatorics and Optimization, and I asked him what...
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