Words escape me!
Well, it DOES have a “make offer” button.
I know I have a number I’m considering offering.
Ed
I think his username says it all?
I had never heard of EJ Gold until now. Scientology seems as tame as Garrison Keilor’s Sanctified Breathern after reading about IDHHB, the Institute for the Development of the Harmonious Human Being.
I would definitely would benefit from his seminar on Levitation, Invisibility and Immortality. Except invisibility requires death. That’s a major downside.
Do you suppose I will need drugs to do this?:
soon you’ll be able to enter the Ashram through your eyeglasses or wristwatch, and not long now before you’ll be able to browse the internet with that fantastic new Galaxian Internet Implant Device that enables your brain to assemble full-blown tactile hallucinatory shopping malls and never-ending reverberating mental infomercials.
Unless you feel lacking in informercials in your life, there is nothing to see here folks except someone trying to take advantage of a rich and stupid follower of a really weird mixture of religion, paranormal and extraterrestrial.
I don’t think that’s true. Just because you can’t see someone doesn’t mean they are not there. I have a couple invisible friends that I speak to often.
Special forces go invisible wearing a ghillie suit
Let’s see, you can get one of those Noch Z layouts for under $150. You can get a mighty fancy briefcase for $150. And if that watercolor is “fine art” I’ll eat it. Friend of mine draws better than that - you should see her Darth Vader I have hanging up, or even better, the picture she drew of my dogs. She’d love to get $50 for painting a briefcase lid sized mountain scene.
–Randy
It’s the 50’ Ken doll that really makes the statement for me. I think he’s worth at least $100K alone. [Y] Or, maybe he’s the one that painted the watercolor???
“The first of these “attache case railway layougs” [sic] was intended for Bill Clinton to take aboard Air Force One, although it never got aboard the aircraft, due to legal complications…”
I’d bet money the legal complications took the form of the Secret Service telling him, “No way we’re taking a briefcase full of wiring and circuit boards from some random guy and bringing it aboard Air Force One.” [(-D]
It would never remotely occur to me that a president would want or need one of those things on his airplane. So if all that is true, well yeah, I wouldn’t blame the secret service for saying no way, Jose.
$1.4 Million?
Is that all?
I’ll take 2. [;)]
I hope you have the money because I think you just made a verbal agreement with one of those invisible guys.
Very likely. And anyway didn’t MR show one of those briefcase layouts way before Bill Clinton was ever President? I seem to recall it may have even been when the Bull Session column was still active. Maybe it was this one or maybe another I also recall reading, that was truly home made, not just the Noch layout fitted to a briefcase.
–Randy
It truly is the strangest stuff I ever read. But the Workshop description of this "requirement is quite clear.
http://www.idhhb.com/materials/talks/invis.html
Take solice in this thought “Enigmatic as this may sound, it becomes even more enigmatic upon listening to the entire workshop. However, clues and exercises are given for a lifetime of follow-up work” [(-D]
Ya know, a briefcase layout, to me, is really unappealing. I wouldn’t take a free one if offered, 'cause then I’d have to find a place to keep it. Not an easy task, these days.
Really. What good is it? Goes round and round. Wow.
If the idea was really great, there’d be an annual NMRA competition for the best one. Hey, is there?
Ed
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Kinda makes the guy a few years ago who was selling a genyooine Athearn SD45 from 1966 for $5K or so look like a downright piker.
Andre
I finally got my dear old sister to stop calling me every time she saw some antique Tyco cars for sale for only $400.00 when antiquing. I sure hope she doesn’t pick this up for me.[:-^][(-D]
In your excitement, you forgot the email address!!!
theresonebornaminute!!!@sucker.com
Cheers, the Bear.