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Aliens in my coffee

At the time, I found this to be peculiar…

I mean, at first they start speaking to me telepathically about monetary systems and sub-strata space travel.  Next, the un-lubed probes and tracking devices!!!

And now, my coffee???

No one, and I mean no one messes with my fucking coffee!

This is war!!!

Kidding aside, I’m sure anyone whose brain wasn’t primed to see this would have just simply wiped it up instead of taking the time to photograph it.  If you look closely however, you will see that aliens also poo.  Or at least coffee aliens seem to.  It’s probably from the peristaltic action that the caffeine stimulates.

Who knows.  It is all just speculation at this point.

 


The random thought show

1.  My only rule for LSD was simple:  If I suddenly believe I can fly, I have to start from the ground.  If I can make it off of the ground then I just have to learn to land and can control the test.  This is way better than dying from a 100 foot fall. 

2.  I bet Halloween would suck for people who were raped by someone wearing a pumpkin costume. 

3.  My favorite spelling rule is this; “i before e, except after c”.  The following words are reasons why I love this rule:  weird, weight, their, heist, heights and reign. 

4.  Nothing great has ever occurred by NOT breaking the rules.

5.  Give a man a fish and you’ll feed him for a day.  Unless, he is deathly allergic to fish, goes into anaphylactic shock and dies.  Then you’ll have fed him for a lifetime. 

6.  Space.  You wouldn’t know this but I’ve been sitting here staring at the word ‘space’ on this fucking computer for 30 minutes with nothing to write.  What a waste of time. 

7.  Time.  I’ve decided to just start writing.  The key to these post has zero to do with thinking and everything to do with just moving to see what comes out.  Time doesn’t really exist so therefore it wasn’t a waste after all.  Time is just the appearance of moving parts within space. 

8.  Space again.  We often say “space travel” when talking about travelling to visit other planets but that is ridiculous because the last time I checked we were already in space travelling at an amazing speed. 

9.  Technically, the room that I perceive myself in and this body are made of the exact same substances.  Those substances are made of sub-atomic happenings that are approximately 1% of the reality.  The remaining 99% is empty space which all phenomena arises and only tends to exist.  What do I think this means?  We are space.  Einstein said “what do the fish know of the water in which they swim”.  Refer to number 7.

10.  Imagine being a fish and acting on the impulse to chomp down on a worm only to be yanked out of the water by a hook in your mouth.  I’m really happy that extraterrestrials only use electromagnetic technology to catch us.  My appearance is important and I don’t need some unsightly scar on my lip because some redneck E.T. was teaching his stupid son how to fish for humans. 

11.  I think that we should take everyone who has ever been on dancing with the stars, put them in a capsule that perpetually shakes and shoot them off into what we call “space”.  Then I might watch the show and the name “Dancing with the Stars” would be more accurate.  Stars?  Chastity Bono wasn’t a star when she had an innie, so how does giving her an outtie and transforming her into a fat trucker shoot her to stardom?

12.  Forget everything you just read, go into the world today and be kind to each other. 

13.  Nothing is random.


Space legs

April 12, 2011 was the 50th anniversary of the first human space flight.  Yuri Gagarin, a Soviet pilot and cosmonaut completed a full orbit of Earth in 1961.  I hereby honor of all of the un-named monkeys whose shoulders he stood upon. 

One of the most interesting factoids that I learned about lengthy space ventures is what begins to excrete out the astronaut’s urine.  Their skeletal system.  On Earth, the body responds to Earth-like conditions and outside of the Earth’s atmosphere the body responds to space-like conditions.  Due to the zero gravity affect, the body begins to expel bone marrow, muscle tissue, calcium et cetera because it no longer requires the support of bone or muscle. 

To me this begs the question;  Am I a human, just because of gravity?

What would we become if we fully adapt, then evolved to space-like conditions? 

Perhaps the supposed silacon based aliens with the typical large eyes are the humans who found out this answer?  Maybe they developed a taste for cows and are now back to check the rest of us for colon cancer?  Perhaps, we would just return to womb-like conditions and just become brains floating in some sort of plasma ball?

Regardless of what happens to those discovering the answer to this question, I for one will NOT call them “spineless jelly-fish”.

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