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Originally posted by murnut
I saw this some place else.
Have you seen this sys?
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Rajman1977
aka
Rajinder Satyanarayana
aka
[email protected]
is actually
Lakshmana rao Rayala
An unemployed special effects artist from India.
his email is [email protected]
his fathers name is Rajinder Satyanarayana
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Some coincidences for you
They both have yahoo accounts, both use the term (man) in their email address and both use a 4 digit number.
Lakshmana rao Rayala is a special effects artist who's father happens to be called Rajinder Satyanarayana, he is also Indian.
So how do you know that Lakshmana rao Rayala is real.
well just go to yah*o.com and type in [email protected] and see for yourself, the website seems to be down at the moment but just click on cache and all will be revealed.
This is your culprit...
Keep looking for telephone poles if you like but the answers you need are above.
I bid you farewell...
Originally posted by Sys_Config
As for other sightings elsewher, tell me if exposure to this one has not given you an edge on analyzing the others.
Originally posted by Sys_Config
Caution! several links containing the laksshman raj name were viral/active x spyware infected, a rather pesistent one at that that loads iteself on your tool bar . If using xp I suggest using system restore to get back to an earlier pointan earlier point like a week before. All will be well after.
Originally posted by Nola213If you can't catch it on the HC, as others said, it'll be up on google in a month or so, surely.
Learn the latest about the drones on this week's Dreamland! As the mystery of the drones reaches the front page of the Los Angeles Times, a sharp-eyed Unknowncountry.com reader has found a possible explanation for the technology that keeps the craft aloft. This comes from a Popular Mechanics article from 1964 about an ion propulsion device that was then under development by famed engineer Major Alexander P. de Seversky.
Originally posted by pjslug
reply to post by Sys_Config
Sys,
When making Jerry Goldsmith "Star Trek" comparisons, keep something in mind: Star Trek always had elements of science fact. Today we have lithium batteries, etc. Jerry was a very interesting man, and I remember reading an interview of his once. He had many meetings with channellers. I would not be surprised if his knowledge was given to him by other entities or if perhaps he was a time traveller. So if many things you see in Star Trek share a resemblance with things that are popping up now (such as the drones) it wouldn't surprise me one bit.