The proven anti-birdemic weapon the government isn't telling you about!
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Over the past few days, I’ve been trying to puzzle out the meaning of "The plant is the three pages just starred by an asterisk," ... -
Just putting this out there, since both the name Amber and the sun have been in the sync-stream. Yesterday, the preschoolers acted out a Chi...
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I dreamt I had gone to see the Background Brethren in a sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden. (Someone in the audience sitting near me ... -
This afternoon, I read this in Wendy Berg's Red Tree, White Tree , just one page after a statement that the race of Faerie "now exi... -
March 14: This is the usual Pi Day. It encodes 3.14, which is approximately 99.9493% of pi . July 22: This encodes 22/7, or approximately ...
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Remember Jorn Barger's "Elvis Index" from the golden age of the Internet? The idea was to use the Altavista search engine to q... -
My last post, " Many a Melchizedek ," about a sync involving the word many , quoted some Byrds lyrics. This morning I was reading ...
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Too late - I've bought them all and cornered the market - intending to re-sell at vastly inflated prices.
Nothing works to destroy or repel a crazed corvid like a wire coathanger.
Examining the video - surprisingly, the coat hangers seem very effective at keeping the birds away (although not at killing them) - the birds are so afraid they simply hover in one place, making stereotypical wing movements, not even attempting to attack - almost as if existing on a different plane of reality from the people...
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