Monday, November 30, 2009
Our Exclusive.... Alien Civilization FOUND !
Sunday, November 29, 2009
The Phobus 2 Image -- Star Wars ?
Russian scientists desperately tried to re-establish communication with their ill-fated probe but were unsuccessful. And suddenly all efforts to try and regain command stopped as they stared at the final image that was displayed on their giant screens inside space command. It was described as " the anomaly "
on the left is the moon Phobos and on the right is something that should not be there, The VOL does note that it may be a piece of the probe thats just been blown into space by an internal explosion.though this theory has never been put forward.Multiple choice Question ?
Proof- severe weather is not a result of driving SUV's
Saturday, November 28, 2009
We are still working on our EXCLUSIVE alien civilization found
This story is not about Tiger Woods' car crash
Famous Golf Player
Leopard Forest (Vol has changed the name to protect the identity of the individual) Two days after the National Enquirer published an article claiming the golf champ was having an affair, has apparently plowed his car into a fire hydrant and a neighbor's tree the airbags in the car did not deploy suggesting a very light impact.
Police said they had no knowledge of a fight between Forest, 33, and his wife, Key,(Vol has changed the name to protect the identity of the individual ) before Forest left their house at 2:25 a.m. Friday — backing out of his driveway and plowing into a fire hydrant and a neighbor's tree
. Forest was found lying in the street with his wife hovering over him with a golf club when authorities arrived at the scene,
Celebrity gossip Web site TMZ reports, citing unidentified sources, that the crash was a result of a fight between the couple, but police dispute that scenario.
The golf star had lacerations to his upper and lower lips, and blood in his mouth; officers treated him for about 10 minutes until an ambulance arrived.
NOT TRUE. Wife - golf club - 2.30 am!!
Friday, November 27, 2009
Evidence of Alien civilization "FOUND"
Dont Worry About Global Warming
Monday, November 16, 2009
Blog has strange bugs.??
TECH - STUFF not invented yet
Vol Exclusive - Baguette and hot soup
CNN reports on the baguette from the future
Huge $10 billion collider resumes hunt for 'God particle'
Friday, November 13, 2009
Why Recycling is bad for Climate Change
Why Recycling is bad for Climate Change …..from a carbon point of view.
It’s widely accepted that CO2 levels in the atmosphere have been increasing over the last 200-300 Years, more so since the Industrial Revolution.
Once before there was life on the planet the CO2 levels in the atmosphere were much higher than today this with water and sunlight was the perfect environment for algae which started to break down the CO2 into carbon and oxygen later as the algae broke down they formed soils and with higher levels of oxygen t lead to higher forms of plant life which provided an environment for insects and animals, that reversed the process taking oxygen and producing CO2 but they retained some carbon and on death this returned to the soil eventually everything stabilized to a self sustaining eco-system.
Then came man who cut down most of the trees and burnt them (burning=Carbon plus oxygen = CO2) not only producing CO2 but limiting the ability of the trees to convert the CO2 back to Carbon and oxygen.
Then man advanced to coal and oil releasing carbon long locked in the earth into more CO2.
The immediate conclusion is that if you make a lot of artificial oil and coal and bury it in the ground we can solve the problem (ironic).
Unfortunately right now nobody is going to do that
We can define things as being good or bad for the atmosphere and that’s not the same thing as being environmentally friendly.
Some things we know like cars burning fossil fuel are bad. But we can see that plastics for example are good in that they lock in carbon, less iron and steel more plastic is a good move, interestingly recycling plastic is a bad thing the best thing to do is bury old plastic in the ground.
Those so-called environmental power stations that run off waste can also be classed as a bad idea now. The best thing to do with waste is bury it in the ground (take the carbon locked in it out of the equation.)
Polyurethane foam is a better choice for packaging because it doesn’t break down as apposed to cardboard, even re-cycled cardboard is better off in the ground from a carbon point of view.
Growing more crops planting more trees and managing CO2 emissions in relation to carbon management is our best choice.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
UFO alert


Friday, November 6, 2009
The Baguettator

Saturday, October 31, 2009
Connect the Stories
British Airways officials said the medical teams were called as a precaution.
According to a report by the Daily Mail columnist Richard Kay, there has been a "flood of complaints" on BA's internal staff website, because "as the stewardesses sashay down the aisle, their skirts have an embarrassing tendency to catch on the seats and tear".
Friday, October 30, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Balloon Boy hoax

A glimpse into the future
Chastity police 'Girls Gone Wild' sting

Sixteen Arrested in 'Florida Chastity' Sting
It was reported on Fox News that (note the text is changed link to original article at end ...)
Florida Chastity police bust several women for bust exposure as part of a underwear sting.
After having no luck at catching real criminals, police conducted an undercover sting operation at The Mill Night Club and reportedly found women showing their breasts. and also have their breasts spray-painted.
FULL STORY: Click here to read the full report from MyFoxOrlando.com.
Arnie scores ponts with some creative writing
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Windows 7
Wipe Out
Nuclear Expert Falls From 17th Floor Of U.N. Building
British nuclear expert falls 120ft to his death in Vienna
[link to www.telegraph.co.uk] It was reported that
A British nuclear expert has fallen to his death from the 17th floor of the United Nations offices in Vienna.
The 47-year-old man, who has not been named, died after falling more than 120ft to the bottom of a stairwell.
He worked for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO), an international agency charged with uncovering illicit nuclear tests.
The incident happened on Tuesday as the United States, France, Russia and Iran held talks close by aimed at cooling tensions over Tehran's nuclear programme.
Four months previously another UN worker also believed to be British fell a similar distance at the same building, according to other staff working there.





















