HDRKid II

Re: HDRKid II

Hahahaha, it's like I don't even have to post in here anymore!

Yea...its so self explanatory now. I predict more of the same from the kid....hell, with your track record kid, most members here can accurately predict better than you....no shocker needed....In fact, if I pitted you against a border collie (the smartest dog in the world) the border collie would win hands down...every time. That's pretty frakin sad. Your bunker in your backyard awaits.
 
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I'm sure if I had the time, patience or interest I could scour the internet for sites this Chrono Clown has posted on and find even bigger holes in his story. I still crack a grin when I remember his tale about dozens of police cars showing up at his house because of his little Magno-Box.
 
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Of course, the idiots will come up with their typically usless excuse, Hitlery was elected on a different time line.

Not only is the hdr and it's use pseudo (for the mentally challenged, that means it's fake / false) science, what we are all witnessing day by day, is it's more than obvious debilitating effects. It's making them even more stupid.

hdrkids:
Perhaps if YOU try to imagine you on a different time line. You were happy and content with your life. You didn't drown in negativity and dwell on death an destruction. You never bothered to shill for Steven Gibbs but were happy to pursue your artistic tendencies. You felt that telling lies to people on the internet was the epitome of self deception. You realized that attention from children on the internet is a waste of your time and energy and were content with the attention from your family and friends. You became involved in your community and helped those around you that needed help as well as helping to change their situations in life. You found the true coin of the realm: that by helping others, you were actually helping yourself because you finally understood the crux of reality, helping others is actually helping yourself because they are you. You never told people lies and because of that, people never sent money to steven gibbs and any other people claiming to be able to build the hdr, reality manipulators or radionic temporal travel devices.


And now, It's only fitting and appropriate to thank the LOM, Lords Of Me, for the existence of xzx. (would have had more punch had his nick been xyz)

Without his help and the help of SpaceNexus, DimensionSatan and TimeOverLord placard wearing denizens of the fake, eggs of columbus mauntauk disseminating navyship invisibleating, alterworld visiting arms and legs stuck in metal bulkhead, trust me I know a friend who knows a friend that had a neighbor who heard about a post card that was never written about time traveling machine alien pucky, would just keep on keeping on.

No matter where we go or what we do, XZX is fighting the good fight. Bless You XZX. All who look like you, rode into town with you and stand by your side fighting that blessed fight.
 
Re: HDRKid II

I'm sure if I had the time, patience or interest I could scour the internet for sites this Chrono Clown has posted on and find even bigger holes in his story. I still crack a grin when I remember his tale about dozens of police cars showing up at his house because of his little Magno-Box.

What probably really happened was someone called a toxic biological cleanup squad to stem the alarming amount of B.S. spewing from HDRkids computer and HDR which was starting to engulf the world.
 
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Back in the 20's, potion peddlers used to sell tapeworms as a weight loss remedy. They would claim..."With this little harmless worm..you can eat all you want and look your best! It's safe and effective!! Buy Now!!" This is what the HDR is folks. When you buy into Stephen Gibbs and his shock-box, you buy a tapeworm. Sure it will make a watch spin backwards....but it will only cost you your sanity...and a few billion brain cells. But you'll swear you can see into the future! No, what the Kid needed when those men in blue showed up was a padded room with no view and lots of sedatives. The mere fact that this farce continues only fuels the ridiculous ramblings of this soothsayer. Doom and gloom and predictions of events that are gleaned from major news channels do not count as viable future visions. And we got no oil spill predictions did we kid? No mention of that. 3 percent divergence be damned. The Farce is strong with ya Kid...But the Lightsaber of Truth is always there to cut through it. I predict from you a vague response followed by some link about oil prices and tire shortages.
 
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The crowd grows restless Scooter. Time to show them something other than your ass. Here's the deal. There are a little less than 6 months left in the year. Give us one prediction, good or bad, trivial or important, that happens before year end. Just one. Doom and gloom, rainbows and ponies, it doesn't matter. Just one. Surely, that's no step for a stepper is it? Just ONE little prediction.

Watta ya say?
 
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To GL100:
Something happens to the ocean that destroys life in it. People in the 50's thought it foolish to pay for bottle of water, much like now people think it is foolish to pay for bottles of oxygen. Well, in the future you cannot breathe the air. Suddenly, living in a futuristic dome city does not seem so wonderful anymore.

To zeo:

TAKEN FROM http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/ybenjamin/detail??blogid=150&entry_id=66663
Ever heard of a "hazmat card"? Well if you live anywhere along the gulf coast, you might want to get one. In order to get one, you'll have to sign up with your state's emergency operations authority and take a formal course. Your graduation "diploma" will be an official "hazmat card".

What the heck is a "hazmat card"? These cards could become critical in the coming hurricane season. In case the hurricane hits the massive oil slick and pushes storm surges over sand dunes, barrier islands, booms (useless!) into cities, marshes and beach towns, there could be mass evacuations. The worst case scenarios could require potential permanent relocation because the results will be widespread toxic zones. Imagine an entire city becoming a "superfund" site.

Past experience tells you it can take days or weeks for damaged bridges and roads to open and for authorities to allow residents to return to inspect the damage after a hurricane.

If we get a "toxic storm," emergency protocols will probably only allow residents with hazmat cards to cross bridges and roads to return home because toxicity risks would be too high for untrained residents.

"You'd have to have these cards to be able to return," says Mr. Ron Greve, a recent Florida hazardous materials class graduate. "In these classes, they basically tell you that swallowing even a small amount of the oil or getting some on your hands and then having a smoke could be deadly." It's highly likely that people without hazmat cards cannot enter hazardous materials zones which could be entire coastal cities, towns and parishes.


Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/ybenjamin/detail??blogid=150&entry_id=66663#ixzz0s0pOSbkE

Hey. you keep saying all I do is preach gloom and doom, but you ain't seen nothing yet because things are about to get a lot worse. This is but the start of woe.

Back in 2001 I said that I saw dark clouds bringing destruction - the OILicane is coming.
 
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Hey. you keep saying all I do is preach gloom and doom, but you ain't seen nothing yet because things are about to get a lot worse. This is but the start of woe.

Back in 2001 I said that I saw dark clouds bringing destruction - the OILicane is coming.

We aint seen nothing yet? You mean that froth that you keep typing is only going to get worse? And I posted back in # 415 that you would respond with more vagueness. Your doom and gloom soothsaying is laughable at best. Anyone who hasn't been living under a rock for the past TWO months knows about the oil spill in the Gulf. You're getting a little slow there kid. YOU didn't predict a damn thing about it but you can post about seeing dark clouds coming and an oil cane?.....yea let me just go on out and pick me up one of those fancy-do-hickeys sos I can see into the future just like you.
 
Re: HDRKid II

To GL100:
Something happens to the ocean that destroys life in it. People in the 50's thought it foolish to pay for bottle of water, much like now people think it is foolish to pay for bottles of oxygen. Well, in the future you cannot breathe the air. Suddenly, living in a futuristic dome city does not seem so wonderful anymore.

To zeo:

TAKEN FROM http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/ybenjamin/detail??blogid=150&entry_id=66663
Ever heard of a "hazmat card"? Well if you live anywhere along the gulf coast, you might want to get one. In order to get one, you'll have to sign up with your state's emergency operations authority and take a formal course. Your graduation "diploma" will be an official "hazmat card".

What the heck is a "hazmat card"? These cards could become critical in the coming hurricane season. In case the hurricane hits the massive oil slick and pushes storm surges over sand dunes, barrier islands, booms (useless!) into cities, marshes and beach towns, there could be mass evacuations. The worst case scenarios could require potential permanent relocation because the results will be widespread toxic zones. Imagine an entire city becoming a "superfund" site.

Past experience tells you it can take days or weeks for damaged bridges and roads to open and for authorities to allow residents to return to inspect the damage after a hurricane.

If we get a "toxic storm," emergency protocols will probably only allow residents with hazmat cards to cross bridges and roads to return home because toxicity risks would be too high for untrained residents.

"You'd have to have these cards to be able to return," says Mr. Ron Greve, a recent Florida hazardous materials class graduate. "In these classes, they basically tell you that swallowing even a small amount of the oil or getting some on your hands and then having a smoke could be deadly." It's highly likely that people without hazmat cards cannot enter hazardous materials zones which could be entire coastal cities, towns and parishes.


Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/ybenjamin/detail??blogid=150&entry_id=66663#ixzz0s0pOSbkE

Hey. you keep saying all I do is preach gloom and doom, but you ain't seen nothing yet because things are about to get a lot worse. This is but the start of woe.

Back in 2001 I said that I saw dark clouds bringing destruction - the OILicane is coming.


Will this happen before Dec 31 2010? It only requires a yes or no answer from you, not quotes, articles,videos or third rate comic book villain impressions. Just yes or no.

Did your magnetic strap-on show you this vision for our timeline and before Dec 31, 2010? YES OR NO? Simple question. Should be verifiable befotre year end.

BTW dickthump, "Back in 2001 I said that I saw dark clouds bringing destruction - the OILicane is coming." sounds silly and stupid. Just saying.
 

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