Posted on 01/18/2005 7:07:21 PM PST by freedom44
He's too late. The glasses I bought from the back of my Incredible Hulk comic books let me see through the neighbor girl's clothes.
I just put my remote control in the microwave for 10 seconds on high. It stopped working.
Saudi counterintuitive agents are on their way over.
Someone with an MIP thinks it's amazing.
No Way! Let me borrow them.
Only if you are stuck in the same room with Helen Thomas and Hillary Clinton.
It seems unlikely on the face of it, but I suppose all things are possible. At the atomic level a concrete garage wall is mostly empty space, after all.
I had to say that when I reached the part where he stuck his hand in it, I said to myself, "That was really stupid." If the device kills electronics in a car or a plane, it's likely to have the same effect on electrical processes within the body, which is to say many of the body's basic functions as well as nerve transmissions.
(p.s. don't send it to George Noory -- Art is a much better interviewer and understands electronics and technology, unlike Noory the technodunce.
Great invention for poker games.
Oh yea, the US Government is going to let the french have first dibbs? I smell something and it ain't ROSES!
No thanks, already got one. I use it to see thru drywall so I can nail into a stud. $19.95 at the local lumber yard.
Methinks this is an ultra-crock of crapola....
I'm willing to suspend belief about the wall. Okay, the machine makes the entire wall into a window and allows people to see straight through. Great.
But ...
It only sees through 1 layer of skin? Just so you can see the interestign parts? Almost exactly as if the machine knew what would be especially cool to look at????
What crap.
At the reality level, it isn't. Go out into your garage and ram your head against the concrete wall, hard. Then come back and tell us about empty space;)
But I know what you mean....
Quick...Tell Art Bell! Opps, already posted there.
The U. S. Navy has been using its own technology to see through steel. They call it "porthole". The Navy also has another project that allows a sailor to WALK THROUGH A STEEL PLATE, without damage. They call this one a "HATCH".
This is nothing. I can make spoons bend. I'm going to get a hold of those french guys.
April fools yet?
Yea, the jive with stealth piece. Jerks don't understand how it works, what a give away. Must be a slow news season in North Bay, Eh? Everything frozen, moose hungry?
Hurtubise said the reps were so impressed with the eight-foot long device they paid him $40,000 in cash to put the finishing touches on it.
He made it look like a white flag.
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