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I work in West Virginia as a computer security consultant, and have been officially working in this field for the past 5 years. Unofficially, much longer. I can't tell you who I work for. Please don't ask.
Originally posted by TheLonePhantom
reply to post by seedofchucky
There are indeed unicorns on top of the Sears building, as well as many other places in the world.
However, the unicorns can only be seen while in flight during humid days. Unicorns do have wings, but do not have the ability to fly for long distances. Instead they "leap" from one location to another, covering a distance of several miles.
The unicorns magical wing dust, similar to dust which comes off a moth, interacts with the moisture in the air and will create a rainbow. Many believe that rainbows are caused by light reflecting off moisture, however, now you know the true reason that rainbows exist.
Thank you.
Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
Heard it all before dude.....zzzzzzz
I work for *censored* too, but my boss *censored* wouldnt allow the *censored* to take flight, until i had inspected it thoroughly... shhh now dont be asking any questions...ok....OK?
Originally posted by threestepsmr
Welcome welcome..... the thing about West Virginia that most do not know is that it is the new "belly of the beast" so to say...... the pan handle has become the heart of the military industrial complex in my short lifetime....
Originally posted by watchdog8110
Image analysis hmmmm , enhancement hmmmm x2 , have some lunar images that have been altered intentionally . Perhaps you could change them back to the way they originally were .
I question everything.
Originally posted by TheLonePhantom
reply to post by TeslaandLyne
I've always been interested in Tesla, but don't have a lot of knowledge on related topics, because my wife is afraid I would electrocute myself. And she's probably right.