Everybody Check The Back Of Your Neck

a reply to: olddognewtricks

I have one as well.

a reply to: olddognewtricks

Grab a fork, grab a family member, dig for results and post pics.

(Dont really, I dont want to be an accessory).

I just checked the back of my neck. Absolutely nothing out of the ordinary. Just my NSA Barcode, my iTrack FBI Implant, and my "Though Modification Interface" right below that. Totally normal stuff, you're being to paranoid. You might have someone check your thought modification interface? It might be malfunctioning.

originally posted by: ColCurious

I've been looking for freedom since I left my home town...

Ive been searching my whole life.

I have one too
reply to: olddognewtricks

OP, perhaps you could take a photo of the back of your neck and post it here so that members can see exactly where it is and what it looks like.

a reply to: olddognewtricks

Nope, nothing on the back of my neck.

Has it ever occurred to you that it could be common, as many (me included) forget to put sunblock in that area? I always had an assumption that my hair covered that area, therefore I wouldn't get a sunburn or mole or freckle. Well, a few sunburns and peeling skin later, I got wise.

No conspiracy here. My smart phone with GPS, along with my IPad I take pretty much everywhere with me track my movements up the gazoo.

i know what it is. the matrix interface/jack in needle mark. In the matrix it looks liek a mole. OR.. you can all be IN vitros. Nipple necks. OR OR.....CLones of FOrever men.

I dont have one myself. Maybe im a over seer?

a reply to: GogoVicMorrow

NO. Nobody do that please. Obviously. But do check.
Are there any ATS'rs out there with knowledge of virology and or experimental genetics who can shed light on this topic?

I have an anti-anxiety solution for you:

Remove the mole using vinegar.

That way you don't have to develop paranoia over a silly mole.

a reply to: OneManArmy

Still the search goes on?

a reply to: sayzaar

That is a fair question. Looking into ways to provide the image without giving away too much personal information.

S and F

ATS gold.

a reply to: jude11

if a mole changes shape or becomes ragged around the edges , get it checked because it could be skin cancer .

originally posted by: ColCurious
a reply to: OneManArmy

Still the search goes on?

More so now than ever before.

If you believe in reincarnation, moles can represent scars from injuries in past life, sometimes marking the location of an injury that caused death.

a reply to: whyamIhere

Can you post a picture so I know how to navigate Vegas. Thanks

It's genetic in humans. Not external devices..

Seriously ?

They screwed up when they put my mole on me. It is on the back of my right calf, about half way down.

Imagine that, a government worker screwed something up.

I have one there, but I have many more elsewhere too. Have had quite a few pesky ones removed as well. Not too surprised to find one anywhere to tell the truth. Seems like I find a new one every time I look at my body closely, to the point that I dont want to look for them anymore. Life still needs a few mysteries I must say.