The Day The Chat Stood Still...

Another deviation/modification from the blueprints is the mudroom and back small studio room where I put the french doors and slider with the arbor was originally a breezeway that was closed in long ago. Since I put the doors in I've found out that it can still work as a breezeway with the front and back doors open... But I don't have a screen door for the front yet.

If I get busy on those two projects now they will be done by time winter hits... :fuckingrolleyes:

 

i hate windows that dont open. the big picture windows most especially. they hurt birds (and scare the crap out of me) and they have no saving grace in my opinion. i mean, maybe, MAYBE they would be ok if you had a big windowed wall, but only if the windows above and below it could be opened.

 

Nah you have to think about what aliens are doing here in the first place and none of the cosmology and tales written down have anything to do with the colonization of earth. What does this mean? That they didn't require their technology and so it wasn't shipped with them. And the technology they did have is still about, engraved into the texts and scriptures and glyphs into the walls of monuments. It's right there. Flying disc. Flying birds, powerful missiles, ray guns and lasers. It's all there, plus these monuments left behind and abandoned are works of the gods themselves with even scientists unsure how the hell certain things were ever laser and diamond cut to such pin point accuracy that they have a hard time recreating the works these days with any sort of accuracy. There's your technology.

No, they didn't bring tv remote controls with them and televisions and gaming systems. They came here to mine for gold and specific minerals, that's it. And you'll find that this wasn't a pleasant journey at all. That the gods themselves hated earth, too hot, too dry and the earth orbiting years aged the gods mightily.

Earth was a distant far away prison of sorts, the gods evolved simple primates to do the dirty work for them. The mines to this day still "apparently" remain in certain parts of Africa, 60-100,000 years old I've read.

Now the tale was the dwindling atmosphere of the Annunaki bought them to earth to mine for gold so that they could construct reflectors and other technology to help save their planet from the destruction of their own atmosphere. They know first hand what global warming etc. can do, but their homeland was destroyed by nuclear war and fallout amongst themselves. From memory.

Once again, I am amazed that these cultures, if these are in fact only tales and imagination, I'm amazed that they could imagine something so realistic. They didn't know about global warming or nuclear technology, but they damn sure wrote about it.. as they wrote down almost everything the gods told them.

 

Then you would not like my place....




And, then there's the ghost....

 

Going to strongly disagree here. There are so many examples but to go with your pyramid one. The stone work is far too precise and the stones themselves too heavy to have been done with he tools they had in Egypt. It would be a struggle to cut that stone that way even today. History ignores this. The same can be said of stone hedge. We are supposed to believe cave men did that when these people were nomadic. What need do they have for this? Where is the time?

Also consider the numerous examples of aliens being discussed in ancient text and cited as the reason for the ways things are. You can say it is mythology but the stories line up among civilizations that never interacted.

 

its so pretty though! and im not skeered of ghosts.

 

I like how they said the Egyptians dragged the stoned over the sand and we are meant to swallow that like gospel when geographical history would tell you there was most probably a very high percent chance that the Nile river or at least another main river at the time ran right besides the pyramids. Certain salts and rocks in the area do confirm that.

See to me it makes more sense that they shipped them up/down the river rather than drag them on the sand lol. Whoever came up with that conclusion is an idiot IMO. I find it hard to walk in sand yet alone drag tonnes of square rock across it. :rofl:

 

Stonehenge is estimated to be 5000 years old and caveman were gone well over 50,000 years ago. And that is a generous estimate.
As for these texts. Well we have texts now of zombies.....

 

Ground is wet. Apparently it rained last night. I missed it.

 

ok I have all 4 roosters caged again.....dude coming Friday for all 4...guaranteed he will cook them....I will ask him how he does it

this morning I have no tobacco to mix up a lil batch...I cant remember the last time this happened and I cant leave for the store any time soon

 

i wish i could afford to get this tooth yanked...

 

if you go to Ontario works and explain your poor but need dental work they will be happy to give you a dental card to get it done...that's why the service exists....but I know you wont you stubborn man

 

That will be super nice, though!



I'm stoned and taking care of my floors. I remembered the green butter and put it in my oatmeal this morning. :daisy:

 

let dog out, she gets another groundhog. when will these stupid rodents learn. there is nothing in my yard worth dying for.
well she shook it so hard. its entrails come out its butt..

 

Ewwwww!

 

eeww was 15mins later when the flies decided to feast..

trying to get some front lawn stuff done. just a 1/2 hour of curb cleaning and digging and cargo shorts drenched in sweat.

 

Temps are lower today, but it's just nasty out there...

 

got a lot done before I started suffering.. still more to do. much numbness going on over my left shoulder. probably visit chiropractor if it keeps up.

 

I have to leave for work at the fun farm shortlyl........

 

I've been working inside today. I just looked at my thermometer... Same temps inside as it is outside.