likes thisIPS has been promoting this guy for months.
I was expecting a “death” video.
The guy was either suicidal or insane, or likely an actor.
Super Dave comes to mind. Start at 6:20.
Trending by msm
“Self-styled daredevil ‘Mad’ Mike Hughes dies in homemade rocket disaster” twitter.com/i/events/123162412…
Brian’s take
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All ex-farters are welcome on next week’s audiochat Saturdays 0500 EST.
[The F.A.R.T. Podcast] #050 22nd Feb 2020 – Final #theFARTPodcast
podplayer.net/?id=96767204 via @PodcastAddict
At 1:25:40, I once more support a good podcast and get in a commercial on the fakery of nuclear science.
It’s random that a nuclear shill donated two mentions earlier only minutes before.
Adam chuckles over the fact.
1218: “Eggsistential”
2020-02-20 by Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak
Web player: podplayer.net/?id=96571460
Episode: mp3s.nashownotes.com/NA-1218-2…
No tags for this post.Executive Producers: Justin Bosar Tom Biard Kruikenstad Sir Dirt Farmer Sir Atomic Rod Adams, Baron of Florida Sir Brian Warden Fakeologist.com Calin Nistor Forbes Benning
Interesting discussion on lying to yourself.
Apparently creative people lie more because they’re able to tell stories better.
Liar, Liar, Liar
2020-02-17 by NPR
Episode: play.podtrac.com/npr-510308/ed…
No tags for this post.We all lie. But what separates the average person from the infamous cheaters we see on the news? Dan Ariely says we like to think it’s character — but in his research he’s found it’s more often opportunity. Dan Ariely is a professor at Duke University and the author of the book, The Honest Truth About Dishonesty: How We Lie to Everyone — Especially Ourselves. We spoke to him in March 2017.
I am sure CDI, with its picture perfect demolitions, did the WTC – although we didn’t get to see the actual video (we saw a Hellywood version).
It appears they didn’t do this Dallas demolition, which I am sure they’d call a failure.
Failed building demolition creates the ‘leaning tower of Dallas’ 300 pounds of dynamite couldn’t topple the concrete and steel core of the former Affiliated Computer Services tower.
Source: Failed building demolition creates the ‘leaning tower of Dallas’
Here’s a compilation of fails that I’m sure CDI had nothing to do with either.
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I was going to post this after listening to Jeff C mention it, but QOR beat me to it.
Author Dean Koontz eerily predicted the coronavirus outbreak in his 1981 thriller “The Eyes of Darkness.”
The fictional novel tells the story of a Chinese military lab that creates a new virus to potentially use as a biological weapon during wartime. The lab is ironically located in Wuhan, China and the made-up virus is called Wuhan-400.
In the novel, the virus is called the “perfect weapon” because it only affects humans. It also cannot survive outside the human body for more than a minute and does not require an expensive decontamination process once it spreads through a population and those who contract it.The coincidence between the book’s virus and the actual coronavirus outbreak is uncanny.
Jeff C has been talking about this for the last couple of podcasts, including this one.
Book authors, like movie screenwriters, are promoted and made rich for helping write our reality’s script, including the constant pandemic idea that just changes names over the years.
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With Exoterick64, Rollo, Geris, Ab, Golden Skidmark
Talking about #covid19 or #coronavirus
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