> > Thank god you are not the original John Holmes.  His appendages are
> > too terrifyingly massif for me.  Have you read the recently unearthed
> > poem by Rakotis [circa 3000 BC]?

> > "PEAT BOGS", by Rakotis

> > From out of the Sphagnum matts
> > like a Red Tide
> > rhizomes piggyback peat bog basins
> > triggering swarms of lemmings and shrews
> > and salamanders too

> > The Andromeda Glaucophylla grows wildly
> > in its bosom

> > Au contraire!
> > Thyme, "albus" ... likes to creep
> > Bees find it irresistable
> > Montpellier, and Switzerland,
> > do you read me?
> > Lay a little thymol oil on me too!

> > Tula!  Peter the Great!
> > thousands of tiny steel drops
> > elaborately wrought
> > and faceted like diamonds
> > Weapons reaching from the high
> > banks of the Upa River
> > to Renssselaer Upstate New York

> > and, was it Tolstoy who proclaimed
> > "yes ... all the way to the Bohemian Groves!"

> > Guns or galls ... which is deadlier?
> > The Celtic Galls of France
> > Tea anyone?
> > Or tannic acid ...
> > am i gonna get a tanning!

> > Polysaccharides.
> > Cancer.
> > Tubers and tumors.
> > dot.dot.dot.dot

> > Those olive trees are growing on tombstones
> > AGAIN!
> > There isn't any soil in sight!
> > Poinsetta nightmares return
> > Worse than hemlock deleriums

> > The alignment of May 15th ... all the planets
> > in a pearl
> > Total solar eclipse coming soon
> > Magnetic plasma
> > swirling
> > in time ripples

> > That undermine
> > the quantum shells
> > Forever.

> > RAKOTIS,
> > 3000 BC

> > --------------------------------



> > > >My Dear Mr. John Holmes,

> > > My charming Ms Pleiades Pussikatts - you flatter me!

> > > >{are you the actor from DEEP THROAT that starred with Linda
> > > >Lovelace??!!!  I really liked you in BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR!}

> > > Er... no. I think you'll find that the actor namesake died a few years
>  ago.
> > > The last time I checked, I'm still very much alive.

> > > >Don't you think you are acting a little wee bit too paranoid??

> > > It isn't me who fears some major {*filter*} involving galaxies, ammonia,
> > > potassium, {*filter*}-sucking bugs, argon, iodine, the Templars, glucose,
> > > chalk-caves, oil refineries, the Hospitalers, etc., etc., etc.

> > > > >Your "aggressive conditions" to manufacture ammonia using the Haber
> > > >Process makes me laugh at your choice of words, like you are Woody
> > > >Allen trying to come onto a beautiful woman.

> > > The Haber Process uses temperatures around 450 degrees Celcius and
>  pressures
> > > of around 200 atmospheres - pretty aggressive, I'd say.

> > > What? Woody Allen chats-up women by describing industrial processes?
>  That
> > > could explain a lot about him. You provide the beautiful woman and I'll
> > > explain the Contact Process for the manufacture of sulphuric acid to
>  her -
> > > we'll see if a little 'chemistry' develops between us.

> > > >Your comments brought up no answer to the damning fact that it costs
> > > >about $49.99 per pint to make a solution that is sold for 99 cents.

> > > >Could you go over that again, please?

> > > >It seems quite probable that the rewards due to people who break down
> > > >the myth of the Haber Process, and other scientific bunk that is very
> > > >similar in nature, is ENORMOUSLY LARGE, as do a growing number of
> > > >people [it is positively swelling, like a giant wave.]

> > > The Haber Process isn't a myth - it's a standard industrial
>  manufacturing
> > > process that works and produces a commercially valuable product. Nobody
>  is
> > > going to invest in expensive plant and equipment to exploit a technique
>  that
> > > doesn't work or is economically unviable.

> > > I remember being taught about the Haber Process at school. It's an
> > > absolutely classic example of how manipulating physical conditions can
>  shift
> > > an equilibrium in favour of the products, whose yield would otherwise be
> > > meagre. Make yourself into a multi-millionaire, become world famous, get
> > > your name into the history books, pick up that Nobel Prize: come up with
>  an
> > > alternative process that doesn't possess the failings you so fear.

> > > A rather more substantial argument against ...
> > > Run-off from agricultural land also finds its way into rivers, lakes or
>  the
> > > open sea, where the high nitrogen levels spawn blooms of toxic red
>  algae,
> > > which may poison fish. Thus, increased agricultural yields may be at the
> > > expense of reduced fish catches.

> > > Is this your problem?

> > > >I don't like the looks of Andromeda in my telescope, and would not
> > > >like to be in the middle of a supernova, no thank you.

> > > Well, the Andromeda Galaxy is some 2 light-years away, so you should
> > > be safe for a while.

> > > >You are welcome to email me personally and directly, and to visit me
> > > >in Washington DC, also.

> > > How kind. >

> > > John in Royston

> > > Rabid bats in Fresno
> > > http://www.***.com/
> > > http://www.***.com/

> > > Over 50,000 humans die yearly, worldwide, of Rabies:
> > > http://www.***.com/

> > > All Potassium on Earth contains traces of RADIOISOTOPE [i.e.,
> > > radioactive] Potassium-40:   [only ARGON, XENON, NEON, and KRYPTON are
> > > absolutely INCAPABLE of being affected by radioactive atoms or
> > > radioactive isotopes]
> > > http://www.***.com/

> > > BLACK DEATH, THE PLAGUE, torments the people of Madagascar!!
> > > http://www.***.com/

> > > ANTHRAX BACILLUS not much different than its twin sister, Bacillus
> > > SUBTILIS [for which we no how to nuke the little spore pest out of the
> > > solar system!]
> > > http://www.***.com/

> > > [warning:  this website is very technical, perhaps only for experts
> > > ... please use Google or another search engine and type in "bacillus
> > > subtilis" and you will  learn PLENTY !!!
> > > ----------------------------------------------------------


> > > > Insect and Knightly Order, A:

> > > >  THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SCHOOL
> > > >   http://www.***.com/

> > > >  EVERYTHING YOU EVER NEEDED TO KNOW ABOUT BABEIOSIS, via Babesia
> > > > microti,
> > > >  a red {*filter*} cell parasite, presented by the Ceres Asteroid Society:

> > > >   http://www.***.com/

>   http://www.***.com/ ~vmicrorc/Protozoa/Hemosporidians/Bmicroti.htm
> > > >   http://www.***.com/

> http://www.***.com/
> ody_Babesiosis_MolDiag.htm

> > > >  The Red Cross "Rose Croix"
> > > >   [of Constantine]
> > > >   http://www.***.com/

> > > >  The Order of The Red Cross Of Constantine is an invitational
> > > > organization
> > > >  and is considered by many to be the highest honor that can be awarded
> > > >  within York Rite Masonry. The membership of each Conclave is limited.
> > > >  An individual must have demonstrated a high level of dedication and
> > > > performance
> > > >  in his Masonic activities, be proposed for membership by a member
> > > > knight,
> > > >  and pass a unanimous ballot.

> > > >  The governing body is the United Grand Imperial Council of the
> > > > Knights
> > > >  of the Red Cross of Constantine and Appendant Orders for the United
> > > > States
> > > >  of America, Mexico, and the Philippines.

> John boy

> think the you must have been very stoned and was trying to read through
> some UFO theories book, liberally mixed in with your own unique bollocks,

> so H2O is water and H2S is hydrogen sulphide - ever smelt sulphur solid
> form - it is nothing like oxygen which is a gas, bit like saying that him
> and her are different, so what ? !! they are different :)

> not sure how argon can react with hydrogen or anything else for that matter
> to make water...argon is what is known as a noble gas as it is VERY
> unreactive, ie nothing is likely to bond to it to make water or any other
> compound :)

> comet tails are mostly gas, dust and water vapour, or maybe you think the
> moon is made of cheese because some fairy story mentioned it and it must be
> true !

> keep the bollocks coming and keep us all amused

> Scraggly Monk

> stop

> > [froups trimmed]

> > [snip]

> > > Water is called H2O when H2S is called Hydrogen Sulfide, a highly
> > > toxic and corrossive substance

> > Yep.  This is true.  Hydrogen Sulphide smells of bad eggs.  (I think it
> > ocurrs in small quantities *in* eggs.)

> > > [we will soon see that water is composed of argon
> > [snip]

> > No we won't.

> > > Comet tails are composed largely of wax [paraffin].

> > Although it is quite possible that comets contain some small amount of
> > paraffin (they contain a whole mixture of organic chemicals) they are
> > not composed largely of paraffin.

> > > Wax is superconductive,

> > No it's not, although if it were in the form of a plasma, it would be a
> > conductor.

> > > and the tails of comets are a long filament of ions,
> > > which mark the source, the comet,

> > Yes.  The tails also contain lots of dust.

> > > but the comet is a mirror image reflection, reflected at 90 degrees,
> > > from its distant source ... it is not "streaking" through our solar
> > > system as it appears to our eyes.

> > The tail of a comet points away from the sun because it is swept back
> > by the solar wind.  Because dust consists of more massive particles, it
> > is swept back less effectively by the solar wind.  This is why we
> > sometimes see two tails (a straighter ion tail and a slightly curved
> > dust tail).

> > > Coronal Mass Ejections [CMEs] are magnetic plasma streams and eddies
> > > and travel through the interplanetary medium.

> > True enough.

> > > Ants swarm and are extremely active during the totality phase of a
> > > total solar eclipse.

> > I could be persuaded that this were true.  Does anyone know.

> > [pointless quoting snipped]

> > Peter

> location of Pantex, assembler and disassembler of nuclear devices,
> near Amarillo, where helium was originally "produced"
> (but long before Pantex was a gleam in any eye)?"
>          Note: WHY IS THIS POSTERS NAME DELETED FROM THE THREAD
> HISTORY?
> **************************************

> Thanks for bringing up the location of our [ha ha ha] "natural
> helium", at the nuclear weapons plant near Amarillo, named Pantex
> [named after "panties" i believe].  The core of the earth is
> supercooled water [ASW], and not molten nickel, nor neutronium ...
> when was the last time you were there at the core of the earth, Uncle
> Al?  Take a good parka with you!

> Dig in, below, you clueless skeptics!

> NUCLEAR WEAPONS PLANT, PANTEX, IN TROUBLE WITH DOE"
> http://www.***.com/
> http://www.***.com/

> Helium leaks at Pantex, and the Universal Mastery of Argon over
> Helium:
> http://www.***.com/

> Murex (smells of bromine, and garlic), a purple dye since 2000 BC,
> from bat guano, and Apollonius of Rhodes ... versus Jason and the
> Argonauts, poofters in search of GOLD. [Alchemists of the two
> different cults use either Gold, or Murex [aniline like dye], in their
> hocus pocus.  Both were of inestimable value at the time of Medea and
> Andromeda]
> http://www.***.com/

> from the most recent New York Times Science Section:

> "Life is But a SURFACE" -- All is False --------

> "Following the method of Plato, particle physicists are inclined to
> see Nature as only CRYSTALLIZED MATHEMATICS.

> The problem [today], many solid staters say, is that many forms of
> matter, ranging from the {*filter*}, like superconductors, and
> superfluids, to the mundane, like crystals and metals, CANNOT be
> described in terms of fundamental PARTICLE PHYSICS interactions.

> Particle-ly intriguing is a phenomenon, occuring at extremely low
> temperatures [near the so called ABSOLUTE ZERO], called the fractional
> Quantum HALL EFFECT, which works only in two dimensions [2-D]!  That
> is, on the SURFACE of a substance only.

> There are serious problems with the model.  "In this model the
> coupling is ZERO, so, apples are weightless, as is everything else [in
> the universe]," said Dr. Joseph Polchinski, a STRING THEORIST at the
> Univ. of Santa Barbara, who recently discussed the model with Dr.
> Zhang."

> --------

> > > [snip trivia]

> > >>Nobody has ever proven that "natural gas" is natural, ...

> > > All crackpots start out with preposterous and unsubstantiated
> > > claims like the above.  4He comes from the decay of radioactive
> > > nuclei of atoms in the Earth's crust.  [Old Man]

> > Is there no irony in the location of Pantex, assembler and disassembler of nuclear devices, near Amarillo, where helium was originally "produced" (but long before Pantex was a gleam in any eye)?

> Why is it that so many internet users are so adamant in being
> one-dimensional, like a chain of monomers?

> Helium is rarely found on earth, but quite frequently on meteors and
> asteroids that crash into earth.  Nitric oxide, is also frequently
> found within meteors and the surrounding crater area where it has
> ripped into the earth.

> Usually salt lakes form in the vicinity.  The entire state of Arkansas
> in the US sits on an underground salt lake, larger than the Mormons
> dear lake in Utah.

> In a concentric ring around a meteor crater, off kilter a bit, and
> somewhat distant from the epicenter, a volcanic mountain range usually
> emerges.

> Look at a map of Australia, see there are basically no rivers in
> Australia, one little one way down south in New South Wales, but lots
> and lots of salt beds and lakes, from meteors some time ago.  Then
> look at the Great Barrier Reef.  You will see this pattern repeated in
> the Kampchatka area, the Guatemala region, Northern California, and
> coastal Washington State, and dozens of other locales.

> I wish William Moore, the naval intelligence researcher who was
> {*filter*}ed on Nov. 6th, 2001, in New Mexico by a U.S. Marshall in his
> home, and the clarion voice that told the world of the disappearance
> of the naval battleship depicted in the film THE PHILADELPHIA
> EXPERIMENT, would have had lots to say about these global patterns.

> Does anyone know more details about his execution?

> Here is a hint for you more slow theorists out there.  Water in no way
> shows characteristics of oxygen nor hydrogen, nor compounds made out
> of them, nor to oxides.  The whole electron orbital shell hypothesis,
> is rather disjointed, like a lot of ball bearings rolling down a hill.

> Magnetic forces that are non-ionic and non-electrical are the force
> holding lightning together, time-space wormholes, water, cosmic
> plasma, and solar plasma.  All the stuff we are being taught is mere
> hootchie-gootchie.

> Soon these fallacies will be exposed, and proper formulas published
> and proven, QED.

> Argon, neon, and xenon, will prove immensely important.

> Secondly, The sulfides class, such as copper, lead, silver, etc.
> Volcanoes have nearly everything to do with sulfides emergence on
> earth.  Nematode organisms, clone like polymerized life forms, and
> heavy metals, love these sulfides, especially H2S [hydrogen sulfide].

> The subclass of selenide, telluride, antimonide and arsenide, formed
> by supplanting the sulfur of the sulfide main class with SELENIUM,
> tellurium, or bi{*filter*}h, etc., seem bound by fate to meteor debris.

> Recall, that selenide mimics sulfur, and is NEVER found in volcanoes,
> in its purest form.  Sulfur IS THE DEFINITION of lava!

> Study the location of Cinnabar mines [mercury and some old rock], and
> you will begin to say "aha!", unless your brain is composed of silicon
> chips.

> The stibnites, antimony sulfides, are "twinned," like Hospitaller
> Knights in the saddle, and the slender curved metallic blades of their
> crystals resemble the Arabian Swords [crescent] of Islam.

> Don't forget, the Kaba Stone is a chunk of a meteor.

> More later ... i must drink my tea and let out my hounds.

> John Magner Tirman

> -----------------------------------------------------

> > John boy

> > think the you must have been very stoned and was trying to read through
> > some UFO theories book, liberally mixed in with your own unique bollocks,

> > so H2O is water and H2S is hydrogen sulphide - ever smelt sulphur solid
> > form - it is nothing like oxygen which is a gas, bit like saying that him
> > and her are different, so what ? !! they are different :)

> > not sure how argon can react with hydrogen or anything else for that matter
> > to make water...argon is what is known as a noble gas as it is VERY
> > unreactive, ie nothing is likely to bond to it to make water or any other
> > compound :)

> > comet tails are mostly gas, dust and water vapour, or maybe you think the
> > moon is made of cheese because some fairy story mentioned it and it must be
> > true !

> > keep the bollocks coming and keep us all amused

> > Scraggly Monk

> > stop

> > > [froups trimmed]

> > > [snip]

> > > > Water is called H2O when H2S is called Hydrogen Sulfide, a highly
> > > > toxic and corrossive substance

> > > Yep.  This is true.  Hydrogen Sulphide smells of bad eggs.  (I think it
> > > ocurrs in small quantities *in* eggs.)

> > > > [we will soon see that water is composed of argon
> > > [snip]

> > > No we won't.

> > > > Comet tails are composed largely of wax [paraffin].

> > > Although it is quite possible that comets contain some small amount of
> > > paraffin (they contain a whole mixture of organic chemicals) they are
> > > not composed largely of paraffin.

> > > > Wax is superconductive,

> > > No it's not, although if it were in the form of a plasma, it would be a
> > > conductor.

> > > > and the tails of comets are a long filament of ions,
> > > > which mark the source, the comet,

> > > Yes.  The tails also contain lots of dust.

> > > > but the comet is a mirror image reflection, reflected at 90 degrees,
> > > > from its distant source ... it is not "streaking" through our solar
> > > > system as it appears to our eyes.

> > > The tail of a comet points away from the sun because it is swept back
> > > by the solar wind.  Because dust consists of more massive particles, it
> > > is swept back less effectively by the solar wind.