What's playing:
1.) Louder Than Bombs (The Smiths)
2.) Greatest Hits (Bjork)
3.) In Time: The Best of R.E.M.
4.) The Essential Simon and Garfunkel (disc two)
5.) Live at Earls Court (Morrissey)
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
It only looks like a fire hydrant. In fact, it's a binocular periscope maintained by Deros living deep underground so that they can observe our activities without arousing suspicion . . .
What's playing:
1.) Louder Than Bombs (The Smiths)
2.) Greatest Hits (Bjork)
3.) In Time: The Best of R.E.M.
4.) The Essential Simon and Garfunkel (disc two)
5.) Live at Earls Court (Morrissey)
What's playing:
1.) Louder Than Bombs (The Smiths)
2.) Greatest Hits (Bjork)
3.) In Time: The Best of R.E.M.
4.) The Essential Simon and Garfunkel (disc two)
5.) Live at Earls Court (Morrissey)
2 comments:
Oh, for cryin' out loud! A quick Google gave me:
..."The greatest delight of the Dero comes when they are able to lure or to kidnap humans into the caverns and set about debasing them in sadistic orgies. Such abductions usually result in death or enslavement for the unfortunate captive.
Throughout the centuries, Shaver stated, the horrid details of some of these grotesque debaucheries reached the surface world and established the foundations for the accounts of devils, demons, and the underworld hells of religion.
The Tero Alone Can Keep the Demonic Dero at Bay
Standing between the degenerate Dero and the complete annihilation of the surface people are the "Tero" (The Elder Race used T as a symbol of their religious philosophy, so the "T" in Tero stands for good). The Tero have devised a means of staving off many of the degenerative effects of their poisonous partial science by use of machines and chemicals and the direction of beneficial rays."...
This particular post of yours IS tongue in cheek ... right? "The greatest delight" God save us from fools, sez me. More proof, as if any more were needed, that stupidity is an infectious disease. :)
You've got a pretty good blog, Mac.
Ken Johnson
Sand Point Alaska
Yes, it's tongue-in-cheek. I'm a fan of the so-called "Shaver Mystery" -- it's everything that's trite in both science fiction and religion all rolled into one savory morsel. Delicious.