Real-time Mind Control Zombie Zot

http://www.MindControlUSA.com ^ | 12/23/06 | BibleBabe1

[BibleBabe1]

Remote detection satellites are used by the intelligence branch of the military to conduct mind control exercises in the theater of war. All this technology is dependent upon the higher branches of particle physics and quantum mechanics. The array of satellites safe in deep space cover the entire earth making the mind control intelligence program widely successful. Be amazed as you view this military program break out of the box. Go to the following web site that shows a real-time mind control zombie being manipulated by satellite and the military. www.MindControlUSA.com

[tuliptree76]

Yup. Just about the best. The teens and early 20s are behind one, and the effects of age haven't even begun to whisper...

I noticed the effects of age beginning when I was 25. And they started escalating when I turned 30.

[NicknamedBob]

Infant.

[tuliptree76]

Hmmm... That was a good time. Didn't have to worry about much of anything.

[NicknamedBob]

"That was a good time. Didn't have to worry about much of anything."

No. It's too far back.

To me, the analog of Heaven was the endless days of Summer as a child. When clouds and blue sky were a country to explore.

When rainstorms were an Amazon jungle dumped upon me, and I could watch the rivulets and splashings from the comfort of a porch.

A time when lightning bugs were magic pixies playing hide-and-seek with me, and butterflies were flying flowers daring my nose to fly with them.

A time when a parent was only as far away as a worried shout, and nothing would dare to bring harm my way. But a time when I could wander around without responsibility, my only task to entertain myself.

A time, when I grew tired, or chilled, or lonely, when I could curl up next to someone, and feel a gentle hand of reassurance.


Or was that really Heaven?

[tuliptree76]

When my friend's child was about 3 years old, I asked her what she did one day. She looked up towards the ceiling, thinking for a couple of seconds. She responded seriously, "I played, pooped, and played some more." And then she went back to eating her dinner.

Oh, to be 3 again...

[NicknamedBob]

Well, I could tell you how I spent the last twenty or thirty minutes, but you might think it was "too much information" ....

[tuliptree76]

Sometimes things are better left unsaid. :-)

[NicknamedBob]

I washed my hands.

Afterwards.

[tuliptree76]

At least you won't be spreading germs.

Now I need to get some sleep, so my body can try to get rid of whatever germs are still keeping me congested.

Good night!

[fanfan]

I dunno... an up-draught or something.

You must need a higher chimney.

[fanfan]

I noticed the effects of age beginning when I was 25. And they started escalating when I turned 30.

I know what you mean, I had a couple of gray hairs at 28, but looking back, I think I was in my prime at 32.

My face had more character, but hadn't started looking 'old'.

[Dead Corpse]

Nothing was impossible then either.

I still felt that way when I was 23. Kinda lost it somewhere between there and 30.

I turn 38 this year. That ought to be interesting...

[Little Ray]

You find the real mind control zombies by looking for people with high-tech thingies clipped to their ears. They're cell phone zombies. Knock it off their ear, and they'll thrash around trying to recover it, then go into coma-like state.

[Professional Engineer]

Pop-a-wheelie is easy.

Ride one is another matter.

[NicknamedBob]

Never disturb a Borg in its own environment.

They won't bother you if you leave them alone. Start messin' with their accoutrements, however, and you will be assimiliated.

[NicknamedBob]

I'll pump up the tires. You come on over when you get the chance.

I saw a guy doing a wheelie on a motorcycle on the highway. I thought at the time, with the cost of bikes these days, he was heading for an expensive lesson.

[Tulsa Brian]

When we lived in Fremont

Ever make it to Baylands Raceway?

[Tax-chick]

Morning, Brian. How are things in Tulsa? It's cold here.

[Tulsa Brian]

Morning, TC! Getting ready to snow here tomorrow, and, more or less, throughout the weekend. Oh well. Oklahoma... :')

[Monkey Face]

Nah. We lived there three years and only when my brother and his wife came out did we go anywhere...and then it was to Fisherman's Wharf and Alcatraz, Once, we took the kids to the ballet, but seldom went anywhere unless we had company.

What a burn...didn't even to to Ghirardelli Square, if you can believe it.