Posted on 04/07/2009 8:01:57 AM PDT by JoeProBono
Five former military personnel have come forward to reveal that they worked at the secretive Area 51 testing facility. While stationed at Area 51 they claimed they worked on top secret CIA and military projects including a supersonic jet that could travel at three times the speed of sound. The appearance and flight performance of the top secret OXCART program led it to being often mistaken as a UFO according to the whistleblowers. A Los Angeles Times article with their testimonies concluded that the UFO mystery has been solved. Before celebrating the solution of the UFO mystery, it’s worth considering some information that the LA Times article did not.
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exactly. Also, no one ever saw one hover. :’)
AMEN.
Thx for your kind affirming post.
My pleasure.
Although,
there are a few reports of some of our super advanced planes being dual propulsion . . .
and . . . drum roll . . .
hovering silently.
Though to me . . . that seems like a lot of extra weight and falderall
just for . . . camouflage.
On the other hand . . . seducing an opponent’s fighter into a dogfight and then
clicking in the antigrav system would instantly give one incredible maneuvering options . . .
Funny you should bring up the nurses.
My delay in getting back to this fun-fest has been due to a slightly severe case of being short winded and having rapid and erratic heartbeat. In other words, congestive heart failure. Oh well, that’s the short version from one who is tired, wants sleep, but has some new medicines to discover the joys of. Oh, and there’s “rabies” shots too. :)
(High powered blood thinner in the stomach twice a day for 5 more days, name of “Lovenox”).
Dang aliens didn’t come to my rescue, dang it, and I’m royally ticked.
I’m sure someone would have horror stories about the place, but my stay at the hospital (in Columbia TN) was first rate. A helluva crew, 24-7. Even those pesky blood taking ‘vampires” were sweethearts.
Carry on, men.
Wellllllllllllll!
Glad you survived! Doesn’t sound like fun.
The rabies stuff . . . from dog bite or related to the heart thing somehow. I’m not sure I got your drift on that score.
We have to keep the thrown rock detectors in working order, after all!
Happy Saturday to you.
And; to you and yours.
Trying to get over another bout of chest congestion. Swallowed some water down wrong pipe last Sunday evening. Progressed into chest congestion. Sigh.
Also writing a letter to the Sound board man at church . . . who insists—on rebelling against even Pastor’s instructions and Music minister’s instructions to keep the db between 80-85db . . . insisting on having it between 94-105db or higher.
Sigh.
Thanks for your kind msg.
80-85db is tolerable.
Folks are avoiding worship or avoiding church altogether because of the loud volume.
No excuse for that.
One can hear a slight COVENANT PLAYERS gal in the large room—not speaking loudly at all—in every corner of the room
WITH ABSOLUTELY NO MIKE OR AMPLIFICATION.
Some of it is stubbornness, selfishness, and addiction to loud sound which has a similar dopamine pleasure center response in the brain as illegal drugs and alcohol triggers.
And, the sound board man is seriously deaf. Even with hearing aids, he’s still virtually totally tone deaf.
I’m somewhat of a loud addict myself. I’m lucky I haven’t lost more hearing than I have from standing in front of drums and amps. That being said, you have to balance the volume with the audience. And in a room with good acoustics (which seems to be your case), turning down a bit is doable. If it’s an older room, it was probably designed for no amplification anyway. I love rooms like that, and I only come across them every once in a while.
Well just damn!
Sorry to hear about this JoJo, and glad to hear that you made it back out ok (relatively so as it sounds), did anyone suggest perhaps stopping and restarting the heart to get things back into rhythm?
Keep us in the loop on this, ok? Get well!
True. True.
Thanks. Thanks.
I appreciate that, Quix. Sometimes a man is lucky enough to be given an extra day, so I thought I’d kinda “return the favor” by throwing a softball or two instead of the usual - as if someone as weak as a baby could do any better, huh? :)
Thanks, Ditter, for the kind words. You hang in there too.
HMMMMM . . .
Welllll, I suppose we could yell a few honorary
OUCH’s for you!
LOL.
Do take care FRiend.
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