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March 28, 2004
The Conspiracy Theorists Speak!
By QBlog in
What is Quixtar? You Have to See it for Yourself... Or Look the Other Way and Run! ;)
...the freakiest part is after any one of them talks, they usually have everyone stand up and do this thing with their hands and they make a strange humming sound. First, the humming is a low tone (everyone in there does it). Then, while humming, everyone kind of spins their forearm in a rotary motion slightly over their head. After this is done for a period of seconds, they take their spinning forearm and move the forearm to their heart, and then with an "heil hitler" motion, they shout out "FREEDOM." All that had me pretty disturbed, but the best was yet to come...From the AboveTopSecret Web site which is "the Internet's most popular destination for news, discussion, and debate on government conspiracies, cover-ups, UFO's, and other alternative topics."
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Does anyone know how I can email
www.abovetopsecret.com?
I tried to register and believe I messed up in attempting to doing so.
The website is fascinating from my initial observation.
Thanks, Steve
Greetings again, Fabulous fun scrolling around this page. Now I know where all the people that we loose go to.
On to the topic at hand.....hmmm comparing Quixtar to Hitler, how quaint of you. These boards of yours are becoming more entertaining by the minute I tell you soon as I'm done with this page I'm going to find a BLOG about Barney the Dinosaur being a reincarnate of a former KKK Grand Dragon. Now I've got nothing against you nor the KKK because this is a free country, free speech etc... But really sir, if you're going to make an analogy at least make a logical one.
Jason Heitz
Uh, Jason. Barney IS reincarnate of a former KKK leader. Duh!
Seriously. I don't think you got this whole Web thing down. Who are you addressing? What "boards or yours" are you talking about? Who compared Quixtar to Hitler?
C'mon, fess up. You're really an 11-year-old staying home sick from school ain't ya? You can't fool me.
Thanks for the laugh kid.
Eating pork rinds, grilling on the back porch, storm chasing, driving Ford, spring break, prom, hotdog eating contests. Just a small variety of American habits that many participate in and should be proud to do. Unfortuanatly being proud of one's heritage is not the "in" thing to do. Instead it is the "cool" thing to do is poke fun at people that really never bothered anybody. I quote "they take their spinning forearm and move the forearm to their heart, and then with an "heil hitler" motion, they shout out "FREEDOM"
Riiiiight and do I criticize people for watching Survivor instead of truly getting outdoors and participating in life?
Sir I'm willing to talk with you long as I have do but I don't think either of us has to instagate one another, much less lower our maturity levels. If you'd like to banter and debate like men then fine. But calling me a kid only lowers your own credability, you've obviously got my email, or we can use instant messaging. Jason Heitz
OR... now stay with me here... YOU could actually make sense when you post a comment. Now that would be something wouldn't it? Communication is a two-way street sir and right now your trolley is only going one way.
By the way, lighten up. The Web is beautiful because it's irreverent. My comment was using a bit of sarcasm to point out that your comment made no sense. You seem to be addressing the author of the comments I quoted in that post but the author has not made comments here nor do I imagine he reads this blog.
You have heard of quoting right? Where I take someone else's words and publish them with proper attribution. Well, that's what's going on here. If you'd followed the link you'd understand that even more clearly than my comment about it being a quote "from the AboveTopSecret.com Web site" of which I have absolutely no affiliation.
So, I'll make a deal with you. Prove to me that you can make some sense I'll quit being a smart ass. How's that? Good. See, that wasn't so hard.
Oh, and on the Instant Messaging thing... I sort of need to know your IM handle now don't I? Oops.
Wow, that was a good read. It's refreshing to see that a 18 year old kid could be so aware, kudos to his parents.
Posted by: ChrisA | March 28, 2004 10:59 PM