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Delphi
Joined: 17 Mar 2001
Posts: 1571
Location: S. Bossier, Louisiana |
 Tue Apr 10, 2001 2:45 am
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Sorry to be a pest..."Broken Arrow" was movie. Also, I will be having picture for March up if my colleague wants them and got unusual chemtrail I want you and others to take a look at and advise...it looks like a "pulsed engine" type contrail signature but yet was a chemplane and was totally silent and I think the pulsed engine kind are supposed to be noisey...not sure. Thanx. J. |
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David
Joined: 20 Oct 2000
Posts: 1381
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Tue Apr 10, 2001 11:54 am
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Delphi, you are welcome. I know what you mean about not remembering things. I have to look at my drivers lic. to remember who I am.
We have had fairly good skies for the past two days. A lot of cold and hail but not too much in the way of chems. Yesterday, 4-9-01 was pretty nice. Left over storm clouds drifting in and out, but blue above that.
Blue, can you believe that?? Haven't seen that for some time. We'll see how long that lasts. Chemboys don't like blue.(except in uniforms)
That white out is very strange stuff. When we get it here, it gets so thick you can't see very far. Have noticed some odd smell but not like you have discribed.
Have you seen the weather come in UNDER this white out? That is strange indeed. We watch while the sky gets whited out and then the clouds come in under that, gives a whole new meaning to "ChemDome".
It's at these times that I really feel like something artificial is being created.
I feel like I am on the inside of one of those clear balls you turn over to make it "snow", but in our ball you can't see out.
I think the pulse jet is noisy from what I have read, and witnesses say they are leaving the "doughnut on a rope" type trail. Some have been reported off of the coast of So. Cal. and the desert region of So. Nev.
(So. Nev. looks like the country that Broken Arrow was filmed in) Be sure and let us know when you post the March pics, look forward to seeing them.
Hope you are feeling better,104 is pretty high fever. You know what the Drs tell you, bed rest, plenty of fluid, asprin, and stay out of the chem fog. David.
P.S. Nice article here on Ram/Pulse jet http://iae.net/users/wbergmns/info/aurora.htm
[Edited 2 times, lastly by David on 04-10-2001] |
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RidesTheWind
Joined: 27 Feb 2001
Posts: 1255
Location: The Void |
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Tue Apr 10, 2001 1:27 pm
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Thermit....Deepest thanks to you! I can come back for a short spell until he returns with a new name.I wonder what he will be this time? maybe he will be Tom Cruise! He really dominated the board and usually was Very successful at steering the subjects of conversation where he wanted them to go. My thanks for the respite from evil.By the way,
yesterday was gorgeous here on the shore,but I was saddened deeply by the realization that the thick brownish white haze that hangs in the air here is most likely here to stay.You don't notice it as clearly inland,
but I look out over the water and it is remarkable how dense this layer of crud really is!!! When my scanner gets fixed I will send photos.Seeing this everyday is a blatent slap in the face.I think someone needs to start demading autopsies of lungs when people die in hospitals and animals need to be autopsied also to see just what is REALLY happening to all of us. We've had days of continual bombardment here and are most likely in the middle of testing now.The Aegis ship skulks offshore alot and when its there,many women I know are getting sharp little pains deep in their breasts(sorry guys)and one has to wonder if its not radar in action.I am keeping a log to see if I can pinpoint pain with ship activity.What a way to spend a day. This is disgusting and a hard pill to swallow. |
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Delphi
Joined: 17 Mar 2001
Posts: 1571
Location: S. Bossier, Louisiana |
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Tue Apr 10, 2001 11:38 pm
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Thank you David for the kind words and info about the pulsed engine and site! Your discription of the "Weather-ball" scenario was perfect...I've been thinking the same thing lately about how weird it feels to see the "white-gray-out" and yet have "weather" come through under-neath it! You help getting the "imagery" expressed with the discription! Anymore, I feel like the sky has such a "look and feel" or artificiality to it! Disturbing. Rides The Wind. I know what you mean aslo. It's nice to be able to post "in peace" for a bit...and I gotta learn not to respond to the troublesome guys. Sounds like RTW, your skies, same-o, same-o. I long for the air to smell really fresh like after a nice Spring rain and have a brite blue, clear sky...Hoping and praying, along with the rest of us. Blessings and Happy Easter to all from Joanne |
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