Re: LIFE AFTER DEATH FOR DUMMYS
George Hammond
<Nowh...@notspam.com> wrote:
LOG 12-22-09 LIFE AFTER DEATH FOR DUMMYS
Copyright: George Hammond 2009
I have now come to the conclusion that the Afterlife is a
"micro-tubule dream". In other words just as when we go to
sleep the neuronal system produces a nocturnal dream, the
same thing happens in the microtubule-cytoskeleton system
when the neuronal system dies or "flatlines".
The cytoskeleton-microtubule system is just as capable of
dreaming as the neuronal system is and for the same reasons
and by the same processes. The only difference is the
neuronal system dreams when we sleep while microtubule
system dreams when we die.
Now I'm beginning to think that the "death dream" is some
kind of a "residue" in the dendritic memory system. In
other words we already know the full flat space sensory
information comes in and is stored in the dendritic system
of the brain. However only a limited portion of that can be
uploaded to the cognitive system (about 80%) because of the
Secular Trend brain growth deficit which causes a shortage
of neurons and this is what we actually see in real life...
a curved version of true reality. However the other 20% of
spacetime reality that cannot be seen by the cognitive
system remains in the dendritic system as an "unread
residue". And it is this residue that gets edited and
composed during our lives (probably during nocturnal dreams)
into the Afterlife dream. This Afterlife dream is stored in
a large dedicated hyper-neuron circuit labeled "the
subconscious mind" and is onlydirectly viewed once- when we
die... altho it has subliminal effects on our behavior
during life as we know.
When it finally is "read out" it floods the entire
neuronal cytoskeleton of the entire brain and nervous
system, thus the entire body is the "observer" of this
afterlife reality. Of course since the cytoskeleton belongs
to the dead person, the real-life observer, is once again,
just the original, now dead, person who actually experiences
this afterlife reality in his entire cognitive and sensory
system (i.e. his entire body).
As I have explained previously this afterlife dream is
read out at Frohlich's (optical) frequency which is a
billion times faster than neuronal firing frequency. This
means that in 1/10 of a second enough information would be
downloaded in the microtubule system to cause the dearly
departed to experience a full year in "cyber-paradise" (aka
Heaven); since this afterlife reality is now a true
flatspace version of our ordinary reality we are by
definition in a condition of "eternal life" and in
possession of the "Beatific Vision" to use the theological
term.
This then is a fully rational, scientifically plausible,
relatively simple and entirely (semi) classical explanation
of how "Life After Death" actually works using only well
known experimentally established scientific principles and
without resort to any "woo woo" science nonsense!
PS: If you see any obvious logical flaws in this hypothesis
please by all means post your objections for our perusal and
deep intellectual consideration.
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You can't have any pudding
How can you have any pudding
If you don't beat your meat?
Yap
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If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
people died in the Katrina?
You have no answer !
My answer:"There is no god"!
Mark
> If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
> people died in the Katrina?
> You have no answer !
> My answer:"There is no god"!
Your deduction doesn't fit the criteria for logic.
Since everyone dies, and supposedly Heaven is
much better than earth, then why would God
punish the faithful and keep them here?
Therefore...Katrina is PROOF there is a God?
No.
Katrina was just a hurricane stupid.
---
Mark
Mark
> On Tue, 22 Dec 2009 21:52:22 -0800, George Hammond
>
>
> LOG 12-22-09 LIFE AFTER DEATH FOR DUMMYS
>
> Copyright: George Hammond 2009
>
> I have now come to the conclusion that the Afterlife is a
> "micro-tubule dream". In other words just as when we go to
> sleep the neuronal system produces a nocturnal dream, the
> same thing happens in the microtubule-cytoskeleton system
> when the neuronal system dies or "flatlines".
OH! I get it now. This is life after death for *dummys*, because
since -perception isn't reality-, and a synthesized high speed
download of memory from a unique perspective is nothing more
than a -head trip-, then it wouldn't really be life after death,
because
real life after death lasts for an eternity (in real time), and
involves
actual reality in another dimension.
Yep, perception isn't reality.
---
Mark
Sla#s
> On Dec 23, 3:14 am, Yap <hhyaps...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
>> people died in the Katrina?
>> You have no answer !
>> My answer:"There is no god"!
>
> Your deduction doesn't fit the criteria for logic.
>
> Since everyone dies, and supposedly Heaven is
> much better than earth, then why would God
> punish the faithful and keep them here?
>
In which case; what is the point of this life?
As far as I can see it is just a sick playground where the christian god can
torture his creations!
And this is the creature that theists want to send eternity with...!
They are off their heads... but I guess we know that.
Slatts
George Hammond
<ph...@slatts.net> wrote:
>Mark wrote:
>
>> On Dec 23, 3:14 am, Yap <hhyaps...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>[Yap]
>>> If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
>>> people died in the Katrina?
>>> You have no answer !
>>> My answer:"There is no god"!
>>
>>[Mark]
>> Your deduction doesn't fit the criteria for logic.
>>
>>[Mark]
>> Since everyone dies, and supposedly Heaven is
>> much better than earth, then why would God
>> punish the faithful and keep them here?
>>
>
>
>[Sla#s]
>In which case; what is the point of this life?
>As far as I can see it is just a sick playground where the christian god can
>torture his creations!
>And this is the creature that theists want to send eternity with...!
>They are off their heads... but I guess we know that.
>
>Slatts
>
>
>
[Hammond]
Both <Yap> and <Mark> drastically underestimate both the
miraculous glory of Heaven and the terrifying horror of Hell
and THAT MISCALCULATION is the entire cause of their logical
dilemma.
The splendor and glory of Heaven is orders of magnitude
greater than they suppose, and likewise, the terrifying
horror of Hell is orders of magnitude greater than they
imagine. Those overwhelming magnitudes simply dwarf into
insignificance any perceived injustice that we observe in
this life. The final surprise of Life After Death is far
more awesome than they imagine, which of course is caused by
their mollycoddled and patronized existence. Desperate
victims of this world have far less trouble comprehending
the magnitudes involved.
Mark
No, I pretty much agree with your assessment in the first place
about the MAGNITUDE of our final eternity, where ever it is.
Pretty much beyond of the scope of most folk's imagination.
I don't have any questions.
--
Mark
Mark
Well let me ask you this. How do you think you'd feel
about God if you were spending each day in sheer joy,
excitement, pleasure and gratitude?
--
Mark
George Hammond
[Hammond]
Name one person who is... just one! Name one person who
has no worries, or one person who is not afraid of illness,
misfortune or death, just name one!
Mark
Well, there are many! Many, many, many.
And it is no coincidence that a large percentage of these people
also give credit to God for this freedom from anxiety. the puzzle
fits together perfect.
---
Mark
Otto Bahn
>>Well let me ask you this. How do you think you'd feel
>>about God if you were spending each day in sheer joy,
>>excitement, pleasure and gratitude?
>>
>>
> [Hammond]
> Name one person who is... just one! Name one person who
> has no worries, or one person who is not afraid of illness,
> misfortune or death, just name one!
There's no such thing as a fox in an atheisthole!
--oTTo--
Mark
I'm pretty sure Greg Richter doesn't worry. I can't wait
to meet him. Check out his ubercool lifestyle.
http://gregrichter.org/
But more specifically, you don't have to be a genius to
be worry free. It's barely relevant anyway. I like what
Dr. David Jeremiah has to say about fear:
http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/Turning_Point/archives.asp?bcd=12/14/2009
"Many people today live in fear. With terrorist attacks, unprecedented
natural disasters, and economic downturns, it's no wonder many are
living in fear. Aside from global events, people are faced with
illnesses, family conflicts, and the deaths of loved ones. With all
that we're facing, how do we overcome fear? Dr. David Jeremiah
continues his series, Living in the Light. He'll explain how to
overcome fear with love because - "Perfect love casts out all fears."
--
Mark
eric gisse
Pollyanna.
panam...@hotmail.com
>
That's "dummies", you idiot.
-PF, Atl.
etc.
Mark
> That's "dummies", you idiot.
>
Sigfile!
--
Mark
If God didn't want us to eat animals, then why did
he make them out of meat?
George Hammond
<blueri...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Well let me ask you this. How do you think you'd feel
>> >about God if you were spending each day in sheer joy,
>> >excitement, pleasure and gratitude?
>>
>> [Hammond]
>> � �Name one person who is... just one! �Name one person who
>> has no worries, or one person who is not afraid of illness,
>> misfortune or death, just name one!
>
>I'm pretty sure Greg Richter doesn't worry. I can't wait
>to meet him. Check out his ubercool lifestyle.
>http://gregrichter.org/
>
>
>
[Hammond]
Hey "Mr. 60-Minutes", the guy is only 25 years old...
it's not news to anyone that the happiest time of your life
is youth. That's why they say life begins at 40, ya know.
But even at 25 you can plainly see the signs of concern
and anxiety written on his or any face.
I saw Warren Buffet the world's richest man on t.v. the
other day.... you know the unconscious mind is visible to
the naked eye when you read someone's facial expression....
and he's sitting there with a hole in his head (uncs mind)
as wide as the uprights on an NFL goal post saying "I don't
need anythijg, I have everything I want". What a laugh,
what he means is he has everything money can buy and I'll
grant him that, but know what, he doesn't look happy.
No, fact is there is something fundamentally wrong with
the entire human race and it's been known what it is for
thousands of years. NO ONE IS FULLY GROWN which means our
brains are not fully grown. Fact is the average person is
only about 80% full grown, which means 20% of reality is
INVISBLE to us..... and THIS IS THE PROBLEM THAT WON'T GO
AWAY....!!
Man has been researching this poblem since the time of
the Pyramids, and this body of research is known as
"RELIGION", and the mythical 100% fully grown man is called
"God". Naturally no one has ever seen him!
Meanwhile we now know, by direct experimental measurement
(the PFF for instance), that this INVISIBLE WORLD actually
exists, and YES, it IS PARADISE if you could only see it.
But don't start looking for it, millions of schizophrenics
have tried, and with some success by the way... it IS
POSSIBLE to catch glimpses of it... but it's more likely
you'll wind up in a mental hospital trying.
HOWEVER, in the meantime "religion" has long speculated
that you actually see and experience this invisble-paradise
in the form of a virtual reality WHEN YOU DIE..!! And that
is what this thread is all about.... the fact that a
tremendous breakthrough in brain science (Hameroff-Penrose,
et al.) has been made in recent decades that APPEARS to
afford a plausible scientific mechanism for this alleged
phenomenon of Life After Death. And that is what I am
investigating! In fact I've made the world's first
plausible scientific hypothesis and Stuart Hameroff himself
has read it and said it was "possible" in his opinion!
Bottom line.... I now put the probability that there is a
real, literal Life After Death at aroud 30% scientifically
speaking. Geo. Hammond, Hyannis Xmas 2009
Alan Ford
Mark
> On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:48:03 -0800 (PST), Mark
>
>
>
>
>
> <blueriver...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >> >Well let me ask you this. How do you think you'd feel
> >> >about God if you were spending each day in sheer joy,
> >> >excitement, pleasure and gratitude?
>
> >> [Hammond]
> >> Name one person who is... just one! Name one person who
> >> has no worries, or one person who is not afraid of illness,
> >> misfortune or death, just name one!
>
> >I'm pretty sure Greg Richter doesn't worry. I can't wait
> >to meet him. Check out his ubercool lifestyle.
> >http://gregrichter.org/
>
> [Hammond]
> Hey "Mr. 60-Minutes"
Heh, Yes?
(better than being called Mr.3 minute-man)
, the guy is only 25 years old...
> it's not news to anyone that the happiest time of your life
> is youth.
Really? I thought he was older. Anyway, I think youth is
a miserable time, except when you look back on it. Then
it gets all sparklie and rosie.
>That's why they say life begins at 40, ya know.
I thought it was 50. Anyway life should be getting better
and better with age, unless you're a dufus...in which case
it's just SSDD. (same shit, different day)
> But even at 25 you can plainly see the signs of concern
> and anxiety written on his or any face.
I worried a HELL of lot more when I was 25 than I
do today. In fact, I don't worry at all!
> I saw Warren Buffet the world's richest man on t.v. the
> other day.... you know the unconscious mind is visible to
> the naked eye when you read someone's facial expression....
> and he's sitting there with a hole in his head (uncs mind)
> as wide as the uprights on an NFL goal post saying "I don't
> need anythijg, I have everything I want". What a laugh,
> what he means is he has everything money can buy and I'll
> grant him that, but know what, he doesn't look happy.
Maybe. Maybe he's off balance. He knows a lot about
making money, and nothing about living in the moment.
> No, fact is there is something fundamentally wrong with
> the entire human race and it's been known what it is for
> thousands of years. NO ONE IS FULLY GROWN which means our
> brains are not fully grown. Fact is the average person is
> only about 80% full grown, which means 20% of reality is
> INVISBLE to us..... and THIS IS THE PROBLEM THAT WON'T GO
> AWAY....!!
Well, people NEED stress in order to grow, or we would
just die. I see nothing fundamentally wrong with the human
race, or it would've gone extinct a long time ago. The thing we
must accept is that we're always going to get hungry, have
to overcome gravity and the elements. As a social species we
must navigate our way through the competetion of our peers to
get what we want and need. So, that basic struggle never ends.
>Man has been researching this problem since the time of
> the Pyramids, and this body of research is known as
> "RELIGION",
The Egyptians were obsessed, like all cultures, with
the idea of mortality. You tell some people they can't
take it with them when they go...and they just go to
pieces. Ergo, embalming fluid.
>and the mythical 100% fully grown man is called
> "God". Naturally no one has ever seen him!
I think there is a God. I'm pretty sure I'm not him.
I also think he's a lot bigger than any man.
> Meanwhile we now know, by direct experimental measurement
> (the PFF for instance), that this INVISIBLE WORLD actually
> exists, and YES, it IS PARADISE if you could only see it.
I don't disagree. There are a lot of things which I KNOW
exist and cannot prove, but experience from time to time.
Also, I know what crazy is, and I don't qualify.
> But don't start looking for it, millions of schizophrenics
> have tried, and with some success by the way... it IS
> POSSIBLE to catch glimpses of it... but it's more likely
> you'll wind up in a mental hospital trying.
I'm content to just wait until my time comes. See, the purpose
of living in this life is to get the MOST out of it. I mean SQUEEZE
it like a sponge and catch the fun in a bucket.
> HOWEVER, in the meantime "religion" has long speculated
> that you actually see and experience this invisble-paradise
> in the form of a virtual reality WHEN YOU DIE..!! And that
> is what this thread is all about.... the fact that a
> tremendous breakthrough in brain science (Hameroff-Penrose,
> et al.) has been made in recent decades that APPEARS to
> afford a plausible scientific mechanism for this alleged
> phenomenon of Life After Death. And that is what I am
> investigating!
Yes I know. Where we differ is that I don't think paradise
is a virtual reality. I'm sure of it. And no, this isn't something
I learned in Sunday school. I'm telling ya, there are people who
live in another dimension! No, I don't see dead people.
In fact I've made the world's first
> plausible scientific hypothesis and Stuart Hameroff himself
> has read it and said it was "possible" in his opinion!
> Bottom line.... I now put the probability that there is a
> real, literal Life After Death at aroud 30% scientifically
> speaking. Geo. Hammond, Hyannis Xmas 2009
Your science sounds plausable for something which I wouldn't
necessarily call "Life after Death". I'd call it proof that when
you die...your entire life flashes before your "eyes". THEN
you move on to Life after Death.
In fact, I think you've got an easy sell with the LIFE FLASH
explanation based on your science.
--
Mark
Yap
> On Dec 23, 3:14 am, Yap <hhyaps...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
> > people died in the Katrina?
> > You have no answer !
> > My answer:"There is no god"!
>
> Your deduction doesn't fit the criteria for logic.
>
> Since everyone dies, and supposedly Heaven is
> much better than earth, then why would God
> punish the faithful and keep them here?
Who told you that heaven is a much better place? You own self?
The incident killed faithfuls, non-believers and other believers
alike. You god did not spared the faithfuls.
>
> Therefore...Katrina is PROOF there is a God?
>
> No.
Yes?
>
> Katrina was just a hurricane stupid.
Or, you propose it was asleep, travelling, powerless.....or what?
>
> ---
> Mark
Yap
There is no god, no hell or heaven.
Human intelligence has been misused.......for dreaming.
> The splendor and glory of Heaven is orders of magnitude
> greater than they suppose, and likewise, the terrifying
> horror of Hell is orders of magnitude greater than they
> imagine. Those overwhelming magnitudes simply dwarf into
> insignificance any perceived injustice that we observe in
> this life. The final surprise of Life After Death is far
> more awesome than they imagine, which of course is caused by
> their mollycoddled and patronized existence. Desperate
> victims of this world have far less trouble comprehending
> the magnitudes involved.
There is no afterlife, no one has ever been back to testify, why
imagine?
> ========================================
> GEORGE HAMMOND'S PROOF OF GOD WEBSITE
Yap
abilities.
There is no god existing in this real world to be assigned with those
emotional feelings.
Try again.
>
> --
> Mark
Yap
associated with the imaginative world.
Too bad, the imaginative world only existed in the brain and no where
to be found !
> ========================================
> GEORGE HAMMOND'S PROOF OF GOD WEBSITE
Yap
real world and make no contribution.
They will go without having a physical association with humanity, i.e.
worthless human.
>
> ---
> Mark
Yap
>
> But more specifically, you don't have to be a genius to
> be worry free. It's barely relevant anyway. I like what
> Dr. David Jeremiah has to say about fear:
>
>
> "Many people today live in fear. With terrorist attacks, unprecedented
> natural disasters, and economic downturns, it's no wonder many are
> living in fear. Aside from global events, people are faced with
> illnesses, family conflicts, and the deaths of loved ones. With all
> that we're facing, how do we overcome fear? Dr. David Jeremiah
> continues his series, Living in the Light. He'll explain how to
> overcome fear with love because - "Perfect love casts out all fears."
>
> --
> Mark
Your logic is totally flawed.
If there is a god, why should people live in fear?
You mean no god will come to their aid?
Then tell us what is use in believing?
Alan Ford
Mark
> Katrina was a hurricane but could not be prevented by your stupid god.
> Or, you propose it was asleep, travelling, powerless.....or what?
Look, everyone dies. You are going to die someday.
There are some things worse than death. Which is worse,
being born, or dying? Both are natural.
And New Orleans is just an example of poor city planning.
You cannot blame God because people choose to live below
sea level.
---
Mark
Mark
> Your logic is totally flawed.
I don't think so.
> If there is a god, why should people live in fear?
DING! DING! DING! DING! DING!
WE HAVE A WINNER!!!
Now you're getting it.
---
Mark
Sla#s
> On Dec 23, 9:54 am, "Sla#s" <p...@slatts.net> wrote:
>> Mark wrote:
>>> On Dec 23, 3:14 am, Yap <hhyaps...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>> If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
>>>> people died in the Katrina?
>>>> You have no answer !
>>>> My answer:"There is no god"!
>>
>>> Your deduction doesn't fit the criteria for logic.
>>
>>> Since everyone dies, and supposedly Heaven is
>>> much better than earth, then why would God
>>> punish the faithful and keep them here?
>>
>> In which case; what is the point of this life?
>> As far as I can see it is just a sick playground where the christian
>> god can torture his creations!
>> And this is the creature that theists want to send eternity with...!
>> They are off their heads... but I guess we know that.
>>
>> Slatts
>
> Well let me ask you this. How do you think you'd feel
> about God if you were spending each day in sheer joy,
> excitement, pleasure and gratitude?
My problem with that is that there is not one iota of evidence to believe
such a condition could exist - it is all just wishful thinking. You only
believe that because you were brought up in a christain enviroment. If you
had been brought up by a Viking or pre-christain Mexican family where would
you be?
Also from a purely practical position I draw you attention to Peter Cook's
evaluation of eternal "sheer joy, excitement, pleasure and gratitude".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Z8AddFYCnA
Slatts
Mark
Listen to me. You might learn something.
You're an asshole but I feel in the Xmas mood so.............
I have some helpful information for you.
There are exactly two categories of people who might read any article
you post. The first group comprises those who know you're a liar, a
plagiarist, a fraud and an idiot. The second includes only those who
have never heard of you..
Your lies and incoherent nonsense just give the first group an
opportunity to laugh at you, and any of the second group who see that
crap will immediately migrate to the first.
If you want to maintain as good an image as possible, your best bet?
Shut the fuck up.
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
Mark
> You and this Mark guy are taking stuffs of this real world to be
> associated with the imaginative world.
> Too bad, the imaginative world only existed in the brain and no where
> to be found !
Shut your Yap. Are you a muslim if so I have news for you.
Three thousand people were minding their own business. Women, children,
friendly Americans. Then the WORLD TRADE CENTER towers crashed and
slammed to the ground in a FIRE of MURDER by coward muslims. Now...We're
gonna KILL YOU motherfuckers if it takes 100 years. Because we're
AMERICANS. We are the top dogs of the world. And the muslims are gonna
pay one million times over if we have to kill every fucking one of you.
--
Locked and loaded, Mark.
Mark
> On Dec 23, 5:48�pm, panamfl...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> That's "dummies", you idiot.
>>
>
> Sigfile!
Mark(ie) on Mark(ie):
Retired aka lazy, bored and too stupid to do shit anymore - "I've since
moved on to guitars, turbojets, alternative energy, and Victory
gardens."~sci.physics
*Obese* - "I have my own weight issues...5'3", 375 lbs."
~misc.news.internet.discuss
*Batman-like Security Expert w/ Advanced DogoVideo* - And as to Federal
employees...no one can get within a quarter mile of me without a
warrant. I'm very hard to access and my critter cameras record
everything that happens around here." -misc.writing
*Troll/Forger* - Admitted ~rec.aviation.piloting
*Whose Deeply In Love With Himself* - "I hung a new big mirror in the
bathroom the other day. Then I hung another mirror behind me on the
opposite wall. Now I can't stop standing in between and looking down my
infinite replication tunnel". ~misc.writing
*Multi-National Saviour* - "I saved a lot of people of many different
ethnicities." ~misc.writing
*Yet A Crazed Muslim Slaughtering Slobfukker* - Three thousand people
were minding their own business. Women, children, friendly Americans.
Then the WORLD TRADE CENTER towers crashed and slammed to the ground in
a FIRE of MURDER by coward muslims. Now...We're gonna KILL YOU
motherfuckers if it takes 100 years. Because we're AMERICANS. We are
the top dogs of the world. And the muslims are gonna pay one million
times over if we have to kill every fucking one of you. Locked and
loaded, Mark." ~misc.writing
*Who Flounts The Deaths Of Children* - "LOL! That looks like a "before"
picture from the Saddam Hussein playbook. Can you say collateral
damage?" ~misc.writing
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1166/1282100811_95071af095.jpg
*Philosopher* - "Most people live lives of quiet desperation."
~alt.support.depression.manic "There are some things worse than death.
Which is worse, being born, or dying? Both are natural." ~alt.atheism
*Leads The Perfect Life* - I worried a HELL of lot more when I was 25
than I do today. In fact, I don't worry at all!" ~alt.quotations
*BiPolar FukkNutzoid* - "Its really less about how we got this way, and
more about who we're going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading
across the world, causing people to act bipolar. "
~alt.support.depression.manic
*Yet No Medications* - Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker." ~misc.writing
*Extensive Business Background...Around Pools* - "I've had a long and
extensive career in the lifeguard and swimming pool industry."
~misc.writing
*Yet Claims To Be Uber-Wealthy* - "It's only $500,000 dollars..."
~misc.writing
*Brilliance...In His Own Mind* - "But what makes me a creative genius.."
~misc.writing
*Founder of Art Academy* - "Nor was it when I founded a school of the
arts in my name..." ~misc.writing
*National Politician and Grand Entrepreneur* - "convincing the chairman
of the bank and head of the
Georgia Republican party to fly to Washington, D.C. and within 3 days
bring me a Small Business Admin. check for 350 thousand dollars."
~misc.writing
*Loved By Celebrities* - "Mark Who Was Invited By Elvis To Graceland"
~signature several newsgroups
*Cuntsman* - "Some cute little brunette named Tammy stole her
boyfriend's car and credit cards
and put me up on the 14th floor of the "Yachtsman" for a week in Myrtle
Beach, while spending thousands by day, and smoking the sheets by
night." ~misc.writing
*Zoological Scientific Genius* - You did know that in Junior high school
I memorized the
Latin genus of all the snakes in North America? I was a herpetologist by
age 15...
*Teenaged Painter* - ...the same time I began to sell my cubist
paintings. ~rec.aviation.piloting
*Artist Of Wealth and Genius Extraordinaire* - "You can call yourself a
creative genius when you've done what I've done. My walls are covered
with the first run editions of /intricate valuable artwork/. I have the
originals safely stored away too. All these pieces were commissioned
before they were started, and they represent thousands of dollars in
revenue. They were all done by the same artist. Me. ~misc.writing
*Paranormal Animal Communicator* - The gruff loud voice cried out,
"Mark! Mark! Mark!" over
and over. My heart nearly stopped with fear as the voice reached the
back of my feet. Spinning around there it was! I'd never seen a
hair-lipped dog before. He barked again,"Mark! Mark!".
~alt.religion.kibology
*One Person Anti-Terrorist Usenet Nutzo* - "Look here boyo...if you or
anyone else puts a muslim
propaganda post here, I'm gonna put 10 posts against it. If you put ten,
I'll put a hundred. If you put a hundred, I'll put a thousand. So tell
your sandnigger friends they're responsible for the ANTI campaign that
follows". ~misc.writing
*Pilot/Estate Plans* - "Im going to buy a plane"..."I'm training to be a
pilot" (2007-to date, no license).."I'm going to buy an estate and put
in a landing strip"...". "While there were some structural mishaps on
several of the Zodiac light sport planes, I gotta say the jury is
still out for me" (the FAA has grounded this plane months
ago).~rec.aviation.piloting
*Audiophilic Scientist For MIT* - "Doesn't work like that and I know
from my work at MIT on the Jupiter speech synthesis engines."
~alt.christnet.theology
*Favourite Foods* - "Grilled rattler with beans, and a big cold glass of
cougar milk. Cactus thorn for a tooth pick." ~misc.writing
*Google Profile* - "I am a Renaissance Man. I'm still attempting things
people think are impossible. I'm a dichotomy, a soft diamond, a
militaristic saint, and always a very wise fool...with a Giant penis."
Dan Camper
> On Dec 23, 3:14�am, Yap <hhyaps...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
>> people died in the Katrina?
>> You have no answer !
>> My answer:"There is no god"!
>
> Your deduction doesn't fit the criteria for logic.
>
> Since everyone dies, and supposedly Heaven is
> much better than earth, then why would God
> punish the faithful and keep them here?
>
> Therefore...Katrina is PROOF there is a God?
>
> No.
>
> Katrina was just a hurricane stupid.
>
> ---
> Mark - lied didn't go to airport
Assclown.
--
http://tr.im/1f9p
Mark
> On Dec 23, 2:07�am, George Hammond <Nowhe...@notspam.com> wrote:
>> On Tue, 22 Dec 2009 21:52:22 -0800, George Hammond
>>
>> <Nowhe...@notspam.com> wrote:
>>
>> LOG � 12-22-09 �LIFE AFTER DEATH FOR DUMMYS
>>
>> Copyright: George Hammond 2009
>>
>> � �I have now come to the conclusion that the Afterlife is a
>> "micro-tubule dream". �In other words just as when we go to
>> sleep the neuronal system produces a nocturnal dream, the
>> same thing happens in the microtubule-cytoskeleton system
>> when the neuronal system dies or "flatlines".
>
> OH! I get it now. This is life after death for *dummys*, because
> since -perception isn't reality-, and a synthesized high speed
> download of memory from a unique perspective is nothing more
> than a -head trip-, then it wouldn't really be life after death,
> because
> real life after death lasts for an eternity (in real time), and
> involves
> actual reality in another dimension.
>
> Yep, perception isn't reality.
>
> ---
> Mark- read my sigfile
Sigfile!
Mark(ie) on Mark(ie):
Retired aka lazy, bored and too stupid to do shit anymore - "I've since
moved on to guitars, turbojets, alternative energy, and Victory
gardens."~sci.physics
*Obese* - "I have my own weight issues...5'3", 375 lbs."
~misc.news.internet.discuss
*Batman-like Security Expert w/ Advanced DogoVideo* - And as to Federal
employees...no one can get within a quarter mile of me without a
warrant. I'm very hard to access and my critter cameras record
everything that happens around here." -misc.writing
*Troll/Forger* - Admitted ~rec.aviation.piloting
http://tinyurl.com/yhjqja6
misc.writing,alt.religion.kibology,alt.slack,sci.physics.relativity,alt.arts.poetry.comments,misc.news.internet.discuss
Dan Camper
> Mark
>
> If God didn't want you to eat my meat, then why did
> he make me nothing but a hyooge dick?
Beats me.
--
http://tr.im/1f9p
Mark
> Mark wrote:
>> On Dec 23, 3:14 am, Yap <hhyaps...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> If there is this god, why can't he save those faithful Christian
>>> people died in the Katrina?
>>> You have no answer !
>>> My answer:"There is no god"!
>>
>> Your deduction doesn't fit the criteria for logic.
>>
>> Since everyone dies, and supposedly Heaven is
>> much better than earth, then why would God
>> punish the faithful and keep them here?
>>
>
> In which case; what is the point of this life?
To follow whatever I do.
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/
Mosey =^;;^=
> Now you're getting it. *It* is *ME*
>
> ---
> Mark aka Me
--
Kyla%b
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