A crew is installing a seven-ton, 26-foot-tall concrete sculpture of an Egyptian god at the airport.
Anubis, a statue with a jackal-head, will be built south of the Jeppesen Terminal.
It’s being put in to preview the Denver Art Museum’s King Tut exhibit.
The exhibit runs June 29 through Jan. 9, 2011, and Anubis will be standing guard during that time.
Business is off and we have used up the reserves in our bank account. We are desperate to pay the rent, phones, and credit card loans!
Borderland Sciences is one of the oldest alternative science organizations in the world. The staff has been working on a volunteer basis for most of the year and the Director is looking for a job to pay the rent, phones, and credit card loans but things are not happening fast enough. We need $1500.00 immediately to cover the overhead to preserve the research library, the mail order office, and keep the information available to researchers like yourselves.
The tottering 64 year old Grand Father of Alternative Science and Medicine Needs you today!
Care of the R & D scientist @ Dangus labs.
“It’s a mass meditation to stop the dude’s pacemaker.
A shitload of people contacted me when I first suggested it a month or
so ago, expressing both interest and amusement. The reason I picked
this date is because it’s the one year anniversary of his most recent
cardiological exam. Lots of hate has undoubtedly been directed at our
former VP over the last 8 or 9 years, but I submit that no one has
focused much attention on this little device that keeps his wicked old
ticker going. Well,. that needs to change! So let’s DO DIS!
I’m
guessing most of you are off work on Sunday, but even if you’re not,
just take a few moments to focus your mental energies on making the
pacemaker putt out. If you need help with visualization, just imagine
the thing slowly turning into a Yugo (see below), which then throws a
rod in the desert. Maybe pour a little beer into the gas tank for good
measure. I bet Cheney likes to pour beer into his own gas tank anyway
(especially while he’s out hunting birds), so that seems quite fitting.
Alternatively,
you can have him fall victim to a rabid sasquatch in the woods, who
then removes the still-pumping pacemaker from his nefarious chest.
The date is Sunday, July 12. Folks, let’s do this for the betterment of humanity!
yrs.,
heck/dang”
New PKN audio for your Enjoyment. Listen/download with headphones here. Podcast also enclosed for the lazy. PKN is not music.
Classified IX-Encryption Secured Class 5 Da’athian Radiation Field Cymatic Data and Psionic Data Clustering for firing of Pivot-Point through #624 Bio-Etheric patchbay installed in Thagirion Serpentine FloodGates. Performed by the torrential axis of the Hyperstition.
As International Infictive Month begins winding down we present you with the last of our installment of podcast and a thought: Infictive is not an adjective (despite what it’s etymology may lead you to believe) it is a subspace. It is not limited to the county baring it’s namesake, but is instead an encompassing state of ultra-real. It is nothing which you can posses nor is it a quality which can be attributed to any person or object. Things simply either occupy the space and play with the circuit or else fail to engage it, ’nuff said. Consider occupying such a space more often or be careful not to invoke it. You could easily wind up eaten by the harsh cruel game like so many others. Walk free ’til dead, brothers and sisters. 81! The End
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Join us for our 2nd post honoring International Infictive Month and partake in some light-hearted storytime as Mystery X narrates and scores his “Rainy Day” piece. If it peaks your interest you should also be sure to check the sequel “Even the jordon river has got bodies floating.” Enjoy.
In honor of the International Infictive month, we have a very special episode of Phase II podcast, where our co-host Brenden Simpson, care of Brenico, contracts through OSK in order to help scrutinize our guest, Mystery X. In the 2nd half, our co-guest Chris Titan joins in and we ponder a bit of infictive theory. The four of us examine the strange world of “Infictive” together and invite you to do the same. This is all in honor of the narrative “Rainy Day” - stay tuned for it’s podcast and a special Welcome to/from infictive county.
Surely this must be in honor of the International Infictive Month, January.
Possibly the most important of the trinity. Thanks to Harney County Orchestra for their “Renegade Students of Zoroaster” & “Target 184″ tracks, care of Infictive County Records.
Next month the podcast should quite possibly return to semi-standard interview format. For now.
Edit:This is totally episode nine, not eight.
