call down the thunder

well, the sun's been shining. sort of. still chilly!

i've been recenlty informed that "the fit is go" i miss my motorcycla.

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ormus stuff, right.... so interesting?

http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/Ormus.html

http://www.subtleenergies.com/ORMUS/tw/oranges.htm

http://www.subtleenergies.com/ORMUS/tw/walnuts.htm

http://www.c-gro.com/1532.html and other pages there

ok, so any of you higher educated folkses, if you've heard of this (nonsense?) stuff before, i'm interested. I've read about the physics/superconducting related bits before, but of course, i don't know enough to follow along with the lengthy papers that are all i can find online.

what's being said makes sense, and in truth i'd prefer a manner in which i could get a hold of some of this "white gold powder" myself, for some curious experiments. hmm, odd.

i wish there was some reliable information provider, a way in which to ask questions and get answers instead of having to sift through pages and pages of meaningless "magical" drivel. people start throwing around words like "the bible!" and "philosopher's stone" and then throw in a bunch of scientific sounding words, and it gets hard to filter the good info from the idiotic ignorance. i pay attention to my history just as much as my sciences, don't get me wrong, just the people who are apparently doing "research" don't provide any useful stuff for people to check things on their own accord, they just make statements and expect you to swallow them like some sunday preacher.

fuckin religious nutbags. keep your filthy tongues out of our sciences.

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