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| lost in the fog |
Friday, June 30, 2000 08:51 p.m. |
Gone for a few days. Shutting down SkeptiNews indefinately. Time marches on. It's not just the season, it's not just the paranoia -- it's the water.
| floating on marshmallows |
Wednesday, June 28, 2000 08:37 p.m. |
Wafting along on winds of dream, until the Earth rises too fast. Thud. |
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Have I spread the focus of SkeptiChat a bit too wide? Do I seem to be religion-bashing, conspiracy-mongering, culture-vulturing? Send me some feedback. Click on the otter at the bottom of the page.
| better late than whenever |
Tuesday, June 27, 2000 07:17 a.m. |
| Hell isn't frozen over yet |
Sunday, June 18, 2000 09:31 p.m. |
The California Heat Engine is working - it get immensely hot, coastal fog is sucked in, it cools off, it burns off, it get horribly hot again. The cool/fog portion of the cycle is active now. I'm not sweating too hard, but relatives are occupying the premises. More links soon.
| a hell of a day |
Wednesday, June 14, 2000 04:08 p.m. |
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It. Is. Too. Damn. Hot. Here. Period. 115 in whatever shade there is. Air conditioner dysfunctional. Ugh. |
OK, I've been slack in updating this log lately. I've been preoccupied, busy, tired, [whine whine...] and it's been hot [pant pant...] and the moon is about full or something. SkeptiNews is still the primary weblog; this page here remains a meta-weblog, yeah. And I'll think up some more excuses Real Soon Now.
| not so nuts |
Friday, June 9, 2000 10:35 p.m. |
OK, so these aren't the most profound/humorous/radical links on the Net. So sue me. It's been a tiring week/month/year. Sorry I missed your birthday, Barbi. I claim fatigue. Yow.
| another vulture on the vine |
Thursday, June 8, 2000 10:05 p.m. |
- Some people shouldn't be allowed to have fun with electricity - they just shouldn't.
- I like the Wizard's Magic Tree. And Birdzilla's Lair. The Lego path is so seductive, eh?
- Is the Moron Shrine necessary? The Net being what it is... yes.
- Show us your tattoos - we won't laugh.
- Everything you ever wanted to know about Cthulhu but were afraid to ask.
- Everything you likewise wanted to know about great white sharks too.
- Yes, Barney Must Die - but who cares anymore?
| just a tweak |
Wednesday, June 7, 2000 11:11 p.m. |
I've added a number of links to the STONEHENGE OR BUST! journal. Check'em out, eh? My image transfer system is still down, so I don't know when I'll have pix for the STONEHENGE or AREA51 journals. Bother... |
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| home again, Nome again |
Tuesday, June 6, 2000 09:07 p.m. |
Back again, for a couple months this time, probably. Meanwhile, here's a rough cut on the travel journal:
| apologia |
Friday, May 19, 2000 11:15 a.m. |
Gentle Readers: I'm sorry for the lack of content here lately -- these have been unsettled times and will remain so for a couple/few weeks more. I'm heading off tomorrow for a couple weeks' visit to STONEHENGE and the John Day Fossil Beds [next film: SLEEPING WITH DINOS]. And I've been listening to too much surf music. My brain is addled. Huh?
| this should have been in the last batch |
Friday, May 12, 2000 02:42 p.m. |
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Sometimes I sit and wonder. Sometimes I just wonder. Sometimes I just sit. Sometimes I don't. And you? |
I am very tired now. Are you very tired? Is your alien implant misfiring? Is that fatiguing, stimulating, annoying, unnoticable? Do you blame the aliens for using chintzy implants? Are you worth getting an upgrade?
| off again, on again, gone again, abduction |
Friday, May 12, 2000 02:11 p.m. |
I'm back from Area 51 - full preliminary report:
New software conflicts have obstructed my image uploading from the camcorder, and I've been dealing with other stuff since I got back Wednesday, and [whine whine whine] ... but eventually The Truth Will Be Disclosed.
| i'm off to see the lizards |
Tuesday, May 2, 2000 08:01 p.m. |
Cya'll in about a week. Think happy thoughts. Think alien thoughts. Visualize whirled peas.
| what a day for a daydream |
Monday, May 1, 2000 09:33 p.m. |
It's MayDay in Forestville, but what the hell - no parades, no protests, no Maypoles here. Just a pint of British beer on another springy day.
- Time is short. Going to Rachel, Nevada. Gonna get abducted by aliens, or mutilated by cattle. Cya there.
- Earth is the property of the Reptilioids, y'know. The proof is in the patterns of land and stars. See, these maps of Washington DC and London display the hidden agenda of Satanic Snakes for all to see. Yup.
- Of course the Pueblo Indians recorded the ancient domination of humans by alien reptiles in their mythology. Just go to New Mexico and ask. Look at their clothes too.
- And if you look real close at pictures of Adolf Hitler you'll see that he was just a pawn of the Reptoids too, poor guy.
- Evidence of Reptilian Masters EVERYWHERE! Zow.
I sure hope these guys stay away from Rachel, Nevada whilst I'm there. Imagine the predicament if they enslaved me, and I passed on their encoded messages in the bulletins, and you all became snake-slaves. [shudder] But how do I know that you aren't already? No snakey kisses, please.
| it's all in your mind, really |
Friday, April 28, 2000 08:48 p.m. |
| another reduction |
Thursday, April 27, 2000 10:27 a.m. |
I posted this message to the alt.ufo.reports newsgroup:
And I posted this announcement to my connections page:
COMING SOON: New guidebooks on THE CARE AND FEEDING OF YOUR SOUL (If Any) and DOs AND DON'Ts FOR DEITIES and HOW TO CONSTRUCT AND PROMOTE A CONSPIRACY THEORY. They should be transcribed & posted Real Soon Now. And a few new songs will be added to the MyMusic site.
And that's the latest from SkeptiLand. More fun links forthcoming -- stay tuned.
| i just can't stop |
Tuesday, April 25, 2000 08:09 p.m. |
| Easter Monday - eat a rabbit |
Monday, April 24, 2000 03:53 p.m. |
From the bulletin:
# Scores of UFOnoids Flock to Nevada Desert to Witness Planetary Alignment Fulfilling Ancient Prophecy - World's First Alien Beacon. On the eve of the historic [5 May 2000] five-planet alignment, masses of UFO enthusiasts
donning intergalactic costumes will converge upon the world-famous Little A'Le'Inn, located on the Extraterrestrial Highway (Highway 375), near Area 51. To mark this historic event [and promote their film], DreamWorks Home Entertainment will dedicate of the world's first alien beacon -- a giant flying saucer emitting a powerful beam of light into cosmos to welcome all inter-galactic & terrestrial visitors. DreamWorks also will host an alien costume contest [with valuable prizes], followed by a free outdoor screening of GALAXY QUEST to entertain the crowds as they await the prophesized alien arrivals. http://news.excite.com/news/pr/000424/ca-dreamworks-galaxy
: Since the original ET Hwy fete was a promotion for ID4, can we expect more SciFi film marketing to take place in Rachel, NV? Will you go there to join me? [I'll be the the tall bespectacled silver-haired guy flying SkeptiNews logos, biking a BikeE <http://www.bikee.com> recumbent with full fairing, and waving digital recording devices around.]
| acknowledgements |
Friday, April 21, 2000 11:24 p.m. |
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Various SkeptiChat subscribers have been invaluable in their contributions, corrections and concerns, helping keep the quality of the SkeptiNews bulletins high. My thanks to O.C., Unit4, Glenn Harris, Gerardo Arceri, Wally Anglesea.
I'd also like to thank my producer, my chauffeur and my bodyguard; and last but not least, my mother, without whom none of this would be necessary, er, possible. Thanks, Mom.
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| back again, hopefully |
Thursday, April 20, 2000 12:24 p.m. |
- Text messaging is such fun. And so useful.
- What does Easter mean to you?
- It's somebody's birthday today, but I forget whose. Happy Birthday, whomever...
- Some guys just don't know when to stop eating. Tsk.
- Are you curious about yoga or just plain curious?
- See the UFOs. See the UFOs go. Go, UFOs, go.
| life proceeds, somehow... |
Monday, April 17, 2000 08:02 p.m. |
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I'm much better now, thanks. But still rather cruddy. And it'll probably last awhile. Bother. |
- Created any conspiracy theories lately? Need help? Cafe Underground is your resource.
- Want to get tattooed in California? You have 463 parlors to choose from. To decorate your body otherwise, jump down The Rabbit Hole and see what happens.
- One can never have too many creation myths, especially bimodal.
- ManWoman isn't a Nazi-biker-transvestite-faggot, honest.
Too sick to do much else, I've been scouring Napster for old surf/etc music. I've just found good stuff on the history of TelStar (and the life/works of Joe Meek; the instrumental surf mailing list; a nice search engine of surfy stuff; and an account of how surf music began. Hmm, after reading that last, I should forget Napstering-up all the tunes and just get the Cowabunga collection.
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