Comments on: But House Chimps? Really?

By: Padawan Valdez

Padawan Valdez — Tue, 27 May 2008 06:22:08 +0000

Oh, and I can identify Zahi Hawass on sight, with or without his “I was wearing this way before Raiders came out” fedora. Douchebag.

By: Padawan Valdez

Padawan Valdez — Tue, 27 May 2008 06:20:33 +0000

OOhh, shit. I luurrved that whole genre of shows. Still do- that’s why I read Fortean Times religiously (No, serious. Chanting and bowing and shit), read the Daily Grail (blog), listen to Mysterious Universe (podcast), and am way more familiar with Jeff Rense’s mug than I am comfortable with. Oh, and I’ve actually read books by Graham Handcock, Erich von Daaniken, and am eagerly awaiting a library request for a book by David Icke (of the “the illuminati are controlled by shapeshifting reptiloid aliens from the constellation Draco” theory).

“ACC’s Mysterious World”, and the Expansion Pack “Mysterious Universe”, “In Search Of..” (Spock! Fucking Spock discussing von Daaniken and the Oak Island Money Pit), a curious little chestnut named “Beyond Bizarre,” even up to “Sightings,” which was kind of like the hors d’oeuvre for the X-Files. Hmm, now that I think about it I guess this is really my Big Dork Thing. Maybe I should change my posting name…

By: quagmire

quagmire — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 22:48:52 +0000

Isn’t this the skull that Clarke dismissed as having no significant, or mysterious nature and of modern (19th century) fabrication?
Yet, Anna Mitchell-Hedges, the daughter of famed archaeologist F.A. Mitchell-Hedges., in a sworn affidavit, claims she found it buried under temple ruins in Lubaantun Honduras (modern day Belize). She claimed until her death it is of ancient Mayan origin and 3,600 years old. I must point out, she made a ton of money touring with this in a road show of artifacts … hmmm
… Hence Subspace’s dubbing the show, ‘ARTHUR C. CLARKE’S WORLD UTTERLY WITHOUT MYSTERY.’
The fucker IS beautiful … and I want it badly … so that I can kill people with it’s powers, erm, I mean, admire it.