I see you have stumbled upon my page of things that go bump in the night,
prowl the waters and dazzle us in the sky,
plus a few other odds and ends thrown in for good measure.

I do not claim to be an expert on any of these subjects, but I have had an interest in such things
for a long time. It started when my grandmother gave me a book about Bigfoot and other mysterious
animals about 40 years ago.
Ever since then I have been collecting books on the subjects listed below.
I use this as a forum to meet other people who have similar interests and to share and
exchange ideas and information.
I have met a lot of interesting people this way and have made some good friends...
of course I have come across some real idiots too.
Enjoy.

Update: 10/20/2011
After 4 months of technical difficulties within and without my scope of knowledge, all of our pages are back up and running once again.
The site should be viewable to people on top-of-the-line desktops and refurbished laptops alike.

Thanks for you patience and support for the past 4 months. Updates to all pages have begun in earnest.
(although Earnest is pretty pissed off about the workload)
;-)

" I ain't sayin' it is.... but, I ain't sayin' it ain't "
...whatif ?

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where it all began





~Thanks ~

corporate America sucks!	Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious.

The eye gives man access to space, to volume, and then to the measure. In Egypt, the symbol of the eye is comprised of those symbols that stand for the various fractions of the hekat, from ½ to 1/64. The symbols total up to 63/64. The sum of successive division will always fall short of unity, except at infinity, which is perfectly consonant with Egyptian thought: only the Absolute is one.

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