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Sunday, May 06, 2007
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It is good that this person can harness the undulating current manifolds beneath power lines to levitate.
ReplyDeleteThese man-made ley lines can be further modulated on the p-brane Minkowski extension with analog synthesizers to form a forward collapsing multi-universal wavefront that you can actually surf on.
The selection of the surf-board is paramount. Avatars and Polyvox's are too short to provide stability in the upper spheres, so something longer like a MemoryMoog is what you should use, especially on your first voyages beyond the Gods.
Jexus must have read some Leedskalnin and is practicing some of the magnetic repolarization tricks enabling the appearance of "levitation" or the removal of the so-called "gravitational pull". ;)
ReplyDeleteDo I get to keep it if I guess correctly? Its a Polivoks! Yay, I win!! I'll send you my address so you can send me the polivoks.
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