[8:52
AM] Mr. Brown:
So
another thing that popped into my head other day, was that time is
not linear its circular.
There
are still multiple circles of time for different directions things
could go, all inter-connected. But ultimately Time circles back on
itself.
[9:34
AM] Mr. Silver:
If
only one could hop over. (grumble)
[9:34
AM] Mr. Brown:
The
main reason I was thinking about this, was because I was thinking
that all alien contact might just be contact with future Earth.
[9:39
AM] Mr. Silver:
I
consider us visiting ourselves a not-unreasonable theory
[9:43
AM] Mr. Brown:
Also,
of course, that “history repeats itself”.
[10:19
AM] Mr. Brown:
On
the subject of Bigfoot hunters, the only thing they are using that
makes sense is thermal cameras.
However
most of them don't seem to know how to use them right
[10:27
AM] Mr. Silver:
The
only thing that makes sense is proper techniques...
Which
doesn't involve:
A.
Making a racket all night long talking and stumbling through the
brush in the dark.
B.
Making a racket all night long beeping/squelching walkie talkies.
C.
Shining LEDs and lights all night long in the woods.
All
three of these boiling down to:
D.
Completely ignoring Bigfoot's activity cycle, which very obviously
isn't nocturnal. Here's a tip – ask the local hunters the times
when the deer are active.
And
finally...
E.
Hooting, knocking, and screaming at them.
[10:36
AM] Mr. Brown:
"We
believe when yelling like them, we can fool them into yelling back"
[10:40
AM] Mr. Silver:
And
this is true.
However
I think, at best, the Bigfoots are just ACKing the report – or
recognizing the counterfeit and reporting – that there's people in
the woods. So they pass on the info to the rest of the family in
earshot, and then they leave/hide like any other animal.
While
this trick can be valuable to verify a viable location for
a future investigation, it's not what you want to do on later
investigations after you have already gotten confirmation.
(Hunter
on night vision cam) “We just don't get it. It was the
perfect spot with a lot of recent sightings at dusk. So we
came out for our night investigation and made some calls. We
got one nearby response and another a long way off at the start of
the investigation. We called and knocked for hours but got nothing
else. We know there were Bigfoots here, but something must
have tipped them off.”
(You know who you are. I enjoy the show and would welcome another season. I realize you have to have something to show, but seriously... - Mr. Silver)
[12:54
PM] Mr. Silver:
Rep
- HOLLOPETER, IVANA
[12:55
PM] Ms. Rose:
:O
[12:56
PM] Mr. Silver:
(Austin
Powers) "So, Ms. Hollow Peter, we meet at last."
"Its
Holop-eh-ter...like helicopter"
"Ah...because
it's spelled like... ... Of course! So, we meet at last."
[1:49
PM] Mr. Brown:
I
have been watching this on Netfilx
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4761054/episodes
[1:50
PM] Mr. Silver:
I
love "TT4761054"!
[1:50
PM] Mr. Brown:
HAHAHA
I'm
on the drugs, pop, punk and death
So
I got one more episode
[1:54
PM] Mr. Silver:
Actually,
Mr. Brown, that sounded totally punk...or beat.
“I'm
on the drugs, pop, punk and death...so I got one more episode before
the end, maaaaan.”
[1:57
PM] Mr. Brown:
lol
[11:56
AM] Ms. Rose:
Got
a postcard from here yesterday: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turku
Oldest city in Finland.
The
lady who sent it has been a member of Postcrossing for 9 years and
has sent/received more than 6,500 postcards. :O
[11:58
AM] Mr. Silver:
How
much do you suppose that cost in cards and stamps?
[11:58
AM] Ms. Rose:
Bajillions
of dollars.
Using
myself as a example, assuming you can get postcards for about 50-75
cents each and I spend $1.15 a pop on Global Forever stamps, sending
6,500 postcards could cost me... Carry the 2...
Between
$10,725 and $12,350. So yeah. Bajillions.
I'm
sure not all locations really cost $1.15. But
1)
the stamp is really cool-looking and
2)
Jack with the Hairy Arms at the post office gets mad if you ask him
to figure out the exact total.
Plus,
you'd cover up half the writing space with 1-cent, 2-cent, 10-cent
stamps, etc.
[12:06
PM] Mr. Silver:
(sings)
"Come
Mr. Hairy Arms, tally up me postage..."
"...daylight
come and me wan go home...”
[12:06
PM] Ms. Rose:
LOL
[12:06
PM] Mr. Silver:
“Stick
1-cent, 2-cent, 10-cent STAMP!”
“...daylight
come and me wan go home..."
[12:07
PM] Ms. Rose:
STOP!
hahahahahaa!
[12:07
PM] Mr. Silver:
These
insane associations are why my sister thinks I have Asperger's...
[12:08
PM] Ms. Rose:
Better
than generic brand Hambuger Helper. :P
[10:20
AM] Mr. Brown:
So
the two people they give as examples in this story of people
poisioned by that stuff have both died
Yet
this guy claims he was poisoned by it too, and is ok now
[10:30
AM] Mr. Silver:
“I
was poisoned with polonium or a substance that has the
characteristics of polonium and this made me exceedingly ill. It was
like...pois-lonium or B-Essium or something."
Stone
said neither the couple nor the Russians were responsible for the
apparent attempt on his life.
(rolls
eyes)
"Uh.
It came to me in a vision that it definitely wasn't them."
[10:36
AM] Mr. Blue:
My
favorite assassination-by-poisoning was the dude that got shot with
ricin and didn't even know it
With
an umbrella
[10:37
AM] Mr. Brown:
Yeah
that sounds far-fetched but it happened
[10:37
AM] Mr. Blue:
[8:01
AM] Mr. Silver:
Starting
to admire the marvel that is Cheyenne Wyoming
Never
noticed how low its population was...city and state.
[8:02
AM] Mr. Blue:
I’ve
been there
No...
Never been... I was in Casper
[8:07
AM] Mr. Silver:
Looks
like (biggish PA town) is a good bit more populated than a lot of the
major population centers in Wyoming
The
Frontier Mall...the first feature that pops as you zoom in on the
map...looks a lot like a failing mall here.
Photos
of near empty parking lots and halls
[8:12
AM] Mr. Blue:
It
looks like the downtown area is dwarfed by the rail yard next to it
[8:13
AM] Mr. Silver:
(reading
history of Wyoming) "Passengers and rail workers need a place
to stop off and relax between Chicago and San Francisco, and so
Cheyenne was founded as a rest stop with a snack stand."
The
Google street view jumps are larger here than I've seen in, like,
abandoned factories in Eastern Europe
"Oh
look...they have a Burger King way back there. (Click...now a half
mile down the road at the Burger King)"
[8:17
AM] Mr. Blue:
Heheh
There’s
a town just north called Chugwater
[8:36
AM] Mr. Silver:
Wonder
where they got the name \:|
[8:36
AM] Mr. Blue:
There’s
a spot in Wyoming that doesn't flow into either the Gulf of Mexico or
the Pacific Ocean
The
Great Divide Basin
[8:37
AM] Mr. Silver:
(Pictures
river drawn by M.C. Escher)
[8:37
AM] Mr. Blue:
Heheh
[8:38
AM] Mr. Silver:
"This
here river doesn't flow t'either the Gulf o Mexico nor the
Pacific."
"This
is a pond."
"It's
a river, son."
"Why
is it a river?"
"Well
it has the name River on it. See the sign?"
So
Chugwater is on this basin?
Looks
mostly like a desert.
[8:42
AM] Mr. Blue:
Yeah
I
guess it evaporates or goes into the ground or something
[8:56
AM] Mr. Silver:
“Press
Space Bar to Continue”
[8:57
AM] Mr. Blue:
Oregon
Trail Bank... probably a lot of unclaimed safety deposit boxes
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