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When ever I read articles like this, as well as they are written, I always feel like cutting to the chase: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater http://en.wiki
by codezero 13y ago
When ever I read articles like this, as well as they are written, I always feel like cutting to the chase: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater
- alextingle 13y agoAbsolutely agree. It's written like a badly scripted History Channel "documentary"... "But what was discovered in the tomb? Find out after the commercial break." Ugh!
- Nick_C 13y agoMy new PVR can play at 2x speed with audio adjusted to sound normal. It is a godsend. You can really churn through the 30 minutes of bullshit to extract the 5 minutes of gold in double quick time (pun!).
- turgidElderly 13y agoMy favorite part about all this is the fear of a "Polywater Gap." Mandrake, how does that coincide with your post-war Commie conspiracy? It's incredibly obvious, isn't it? A foreign substance is introduced into our precious bodily fluids without the knowledge of the individual. MR. PRESIDENT?! I WILL NOT ALLOW A MINESHAFT GAP!!! ...and then all the parallels with the Cat's Cradle novel, by Kurt Vonnegut, heaped on top. It's like everyone in national security sits around watching movies and reading novels, and then goes out into the world the very next day, and tries to act them out as part of some warped vision of what they think reality should be, given their advantage for shaping world events. There's something seriously bizarre and disturbing about that.