Weird stuff that interests me.

yep

whats wierd is that everything is made of atoms and atoms are literally 99.9999999% empty space. Everything we see is virtually empty space

I feel a thanks was in order for the time and effort it took me to type out that tired old joke. I really didnt want to type out that tired old joke

If, by any chance, you're not busy for the next thirty years or so, is it possible that you could find the time to marry me?

I have shelves and shelves of books on Serial Killers and other depraved topics. As I said earlier, I love this stuff!

whats weird is absolute nothingness......not just empty space/pure blackness, but the idea of totall nothingness. Its pretty much impossible to comprehend, I say

So with all your morbid and bizarre thinking a simple picture of yourself naked, with something sticking out of your vagina would probably be a very easy subject for you to deal with?

The real life tinkerbell.....or Shawn Johnson

Check out some of the other ones, Shroud of Turin is the only "mystical" one, the others are historic. You wanna read an incredible mystery, murder, death, bizarre story, check out Talman Shud. Even just on Wikipedia, crazy shit. If you like interesting artifacts, the Antikythira Mechanism is incredible. Phoenix lights is a cool UFO type story.

I knew a guy that was on like a federal body recovery task force and he was dispatched to pick up the astronaut's bodies. I asked him if there was anything left of them considering how bad the shuttle broke up upon re-entry and he told me that the bodies were intact. They basically fell out of the sky. They were unconscious but alive when they hit the ground.

OK, here's the second one:


The Max Headroom Chicago Signal Intrusion Incident
Signal intrusion is when someone hijacks a television or radio signal. It happened to Howard back in the mid nineties. The government is real serious about this. The penalty for some jerkoff intercepting a TV or radio signal and saying “Bababooey!” and then returning it to regular programming is $250,000 and/or a year in jail. But back on November 22, 1987, someone did it not once, but twice in Chicago and was never caught.
During the WGN TV 9PM news broadcast, the sports report was interrupted by someone wearing a Max Headroom mask with a spinning piece of corrugated metal behind him. There was no sound, except for some static. After about 30 seconds, the sportscast returned. Dan Roan, the sportscaster, turned blankly to the camera and said “well, if you’re wondering what just happened, so am I.”



Anyone creeped out yet?

A little more than two hours later, it happened again. This time on the Chicago PBS station, WTTW, channel 11 during a rerun of Dr. Who. The same video was used, except this time it had sound and it ran for a little over 2 minutes. The hijacker says a lot of weird stuff, referencing WGN sports announcer Chuck Swirsky, New Coke, humming the Clutch Cargo theme, and making a few suggestive mannerisms. Then it cuts to Max with his pants pulled down while a female hits his naked ass with a flyswatter. It is some weird shit, and oddly creepy. Then Dr Who returned.


Whoever did it had to be pretty good at hacking broadcast signals. There had been a few incidents of broadcast hacking in previous years, including “Captain Midnight” who hijacked the HBO signal to protest high prices,



and an employee of the Christian Broadcast Network hijacking The Playboy Channel, but both had been caught pretty easily.
WTTW’s signal was broadcast from atop The Sears Tower, at the time the tallest building in the world. The theory was that whoever did this used microwave equipment that cost about $25,000 (or maybe a few grand to rent) to smother the signal at this point. The FCC and the FBI tried desperately to find him. But they never could.
But why? It’s obvious why Captain Midnight did it (to protest high prices) and why The CBN guy did it (he hated porn), but why did Max Headroom do it? His message was mostly gibberish. Why would someone go through the expense and the risks (at the time, $100,000 fine and/or a year in prison) to beam a message that no one understood?
Maybe he was trying to say “this is just so easy for me, and there is no risk I will be caught because I know more than you do.” But hell, I’m just guessing.
A while back, I came across a thread on Reddit, where someone claims to know who he hijackers were. This is kind of a big deal, as the Feds are still looking for them (I told you they take this stuff seriously). So this guy claims it was a pair of brothers in the hacker community, and that the guy who played Max is somewhat autistic. I’m going to post the link to this Reddit thread.
Personally, I think this Reddit thread is about 50 times more interesting then my post, but it’s pages and pages long. Personally, I ate it up.

http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/commen...om/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

definately that max shit made me think of numbers stations

Kids show my ass

Haha yes that is definitely low on the squeamish totem pole

I'm on my way over right now

If there was any way for me to "like" this 10,000 times, I'd do it...

Best thread of the night by far

Thanks. I have some other topics floating around in my head. But this is all i can post tonight.

YW and keep posting weird stuff,I love the weird why I listen to coast to coast every night before bed.

You are too sweet xx Some cases I am fascinated by is of course the infamous Black Dahlia, Mary Bell, Albert Fish, Westley Allan Dodd, the West Memphis Three, the girl in the box, & the murders of James Bulgar, Slyvia Likens, Peggy Reber to name a few.

Jesse Pomeroy. Check out Jesse Pomeroy.

http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/serial_killers/history/pomeroy/1.html

Oh yes I know all about him

A friend of a friend took me to a play a number of years ago based on a theory about the Black Dahlia's real killer. I had met the playwright fleetingly a few times, and had briefly spoken with him about our joint fascination with unsolved murders . When I walked into the theater, the playwright made a bee-line for me and said "this one's for us!"
Alas, I wish the show had been better. The playwright had collaborated with someone who thought his father had killed Elizabeth Short. I found it totally unconvincing, and actually kind of boring...

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