Federation of Magic Pop UFOS

guess what I AM getting tomorrow?  I'm getting a beach cruiser.  Not just any beach cruiser, but one with a specially built motor that can whiz me around all day on a gallon of gas.  Uhm, pictures will come soon.  Still, I'd rather have this machine all day...

Now for a message brought to you via a major news outlet, yeah, it's another seriously weird article presented by MSNBC, this one written by Charles Choi.  Simply put, the article couldn't really hold me too far past the initial paragraph where the author states that if the aliens ever did drop us a line, they would not -- I repeat WOULD NOT -- send us much than a tweet.  Uhm, Choi, thanks for that bit of hard line stance on the issue.  As much as the article could not contain my wandering eye for interesting UFO banter, the comments section did grab em by da nuts so to speak.  One comment in particular gives a good effort in reaching to where even the daring MSNBC couldn't go. Fred the Poster First, allow me state the obvious. The vast majority of sightings are over the continental United States. This tells us a couple of things may be happening. 1. Beings from other solar systems are visiting and observing the United States, or: 2. The United States has im...

Of course I only include the name, Gornji Lajici, some place in Bosnia, so I can receive my first hit from that particular place in the World.  I live in Los Angeles, so I don't get too many visitors from there, as you may have guessed.  I heard this story on C2C last night and thought it deserved another look. Let us take a closer look, because six times is just more than a little weird.  But then again, being that I'll go out on a limb and say this guy lives in a very remote area, maybe he's just a meteorite collector and could be using this story to sell the rocks.  For example, the sale of one of the verified space rocks was able to literally put a new roof over his head when he sold it to a university.  Not to call this guy a liar, maybe he's legit, but you always gotta look on the weird side of things before being proven a not-so-weird thinker, right? Alright, that's all I got on this for now - philosophy room is closed.

Important to view. Difficult to view.  Worth every second, so I hope you find it as riveting as I did... M.I.A, Born Free from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo .

Tonight was going to be a sorta update to the other post I wrote about the Chinese UFO story.  It had legs, and was a #1 trender on Yahoo up until maybe 24-30 hours ago.  But by this evening things were sorta cooling off and the same damn information was being reworded and disbursed all over the place.  The chat threads weren't even giving my normal chuckles.  Things were not looking good yesterday in regards to gathering and learning new information by the Chinese gov't about the UFO sightings and I was just going to call it a night and fuggit  - it's every where.  Point made?  But then something happened.  More reports came out this evening while I was out watching Inception.  Now for a discussion on that, maybe I'll have to come back and say what I wanna say, but in for now here is a taste.  2.5 hours long - be ready.  Cut scenes, a few loud booms, and what appears to be transcripts of long-term psychotherapeutic analysis of ...

A tribute to the passing of Tuli Kupferberg (September 28, 1923 - July 12, 2010)    From Ed Sanders: The 1970s & Early 1980s The 1970s and early 1980s showed some of the best and the worst of a great nation. The war in Vietnam finally ended. Nixon was tossed out in 1974, and the technical side of music made great advances. 4-track became 8-track became 16-track became 24-track on the way to digital, and sound reproduction took giant strides towards excellence. I wrote a book, The Family , about the Manson group, which was published in 1971. During the 1970s I wrote several books of poetry, and a manifesto called Investigative Poetry . In addition a book of interconnected short stories, Tales of Beatnik Glory , was published in 1975. (Since then Tales has grown to a four-...

Check out this new'ish song called A Happy Place - stunning voice (her eyes burn), and this single was produced by some pretty good musicians.  Katie Melua's music belongs in a yet named, but not unnoticed genre featuring a lot of different artists with a flair for fine tuning detail interwoven with ethereal sensibility. A Happy Place - Sparks Vs. Melua by Katie Melua

An unidentified flying object disrupted air traffic over Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang Province, late Wednesday, the municipal government said Thursday. Xiaoshan Airport was closed after the UFO was detected at around 9 p.m. and some flights were rerouted to airports in Ningbo and Wuxi cities, said an airport spokesman. Links are flying up everywhere -  In China. ATS chat thread is off the hook Seems to be working with the Chinese economy ...

Are the Europeans just nuts?  Maybe that will be the question posed in my next poll (Reminder: don't forget to vote on the current poll!) because yet another UFO related story from our friends across the Atlantic.  Now a Italian lawmaker who is part of the Euro parliament is urging governments to let the info out!  This needs more press and support from everyone in the parliament, but so far only a baker's dozen have opened their faith pan.  Ok - so the article itself doesn't really say much else , but the comments section sure is a good read.  Here's the first bunch of bumbling idiots to step forth with their opinions last night... C om m e nt s section: The most interesting thing about UFOs, if it should turn out they are real, would not be "What are they doing here?" As scary a question as that would be, it would PALE in comparison to "How did they get here?". It's a long way. The point to take home is, Knowing something is pos...

When people look at me they don't think hip-to the-hop, more like slow-to the-ground, but I knows some good music that can make people dance when I hears it.  The Fine Art of the Summer Jam Vol. 1 by tront

From a New York Times article.... HOW did you celebrate World U.F.O. Day? You didn’t? Dang. Nobody seems to remember any more that July 2, 1947 was the day of the Roswell crash in the New Mexico desert (a spacecraft from another world, say some; a test balloon, says the government) that became the touchstone for those who believe aliens have come to Earth. Check out Stardrive Part 1 Part 2

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