sir gilligan horry

Howdy all.

Hope you are all having a great
'getting ready for Christmas and a Happy New Year 2006'

Nothing much happening here apart from
an excellent India travel documentary tonight.

And just saw www.milliondollarhomepage.com

(there's a UFO site advertising on there)


I've been a bit quiet in Newsgroups after watching
"What The Bleep Do We Know".

Talking about it with friends, etc.

For example, you see those patterns water makes after projecting
thoughts of love or thanks, etc.
I had the weirdest wondering today, that if some of the crop circles
are not human made, they might somehow project in reverse.
Or something or other or nothing.

:-)


__________
Disco Xmas:
'aye'
- Ali G.

tomcat

Yes, there is news, Sir Gilligan.

Check out Star Dot Blog: http://stardot.blogspot.com/

Mars is not what NASA is making it out to be. Mars is not a 'dead'
planet after all.


tomcat

sir gilligan horry

Thanks, I'll check it out.

Well actually we have several photos of what looks like plant life
growing there.

tomcat

Not surprised, Mars is full of life. There 'appears' to be a
civilization there. This could account for many UFO sightings.

America needs to focus 'intelligence' activities on Mars ASAP! If they
have flying saucers we need to know just how good they are.

I wonder of the Mars "plant life" is intelligent? Remember, they
aren't Earth plants.


tomcat

sir gilligan horry

Maybe ...

http://images.google.com/images?hl=e...ds&sa=N&tab=wi

But travel at 4,000 miles an hour.

(and love water)

;-)

ugly bob

More intelligent than some forms of life on Earth, I suspect.

lilithjinn

"I've been a bit quiet in Newsgroups after watching
"What The Bleep Do We Know".

Talking about it with friends, etc."
<sigh> That film has, in my opinion, gotten 'much' more press & praise
than it deserves. Still, I guess it's a good intro to a lot of stuff
we've known since about 1905 - 1927.

For a much 'better' (albeit less glitzy) film along the same lines, try
to rustle up a copy of "MindWalk," with Liv Ullman, John Heard & Sam
Waterston. Based on Fritjof Capra's book "The Turning Point." (He was
also the author of "The Tao of Physics.") Happy exploring.
Jinn >:-)

sir gilligan horry

On 17 Dec 2005 23:26:23 -0800, "LilithJinn" <pathouser2002@yahoo.com>

Thank you very much.
Respect.
Love.

http://www.whereisthemoney.org

says the pretentious fraud who has to resort to crime in order to be employed