Re: [Vo]:How to Build a UFO
Speaking of UFOs on a slow Sunday, this guy has a very interesting interpretation of the lyrics to "Hotel California": http://www.inthe70s.com/generated/lyricsmeaning.shtml The Eagles's "Hotel California" Although I think many of you have hit upon some very interesting ideas about the lyrics here (and justifiable ones at that -- especially the "in limbo" entries, as that is my 2nd choice regarding the meaning), nobody as yet has suggested that the song is about an alien abduction (yes, I believe in UFOs). [* Note well - the aliens' UFO/planet/people have apparently recreated the look of earth and earthlings to gain confidence and complicity by the abductees.] Here are arguments regarding my theory. 1) First off, the very opening lines certainly point to an abduction -- "On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair; Warm smell of colitas rising up through the air. Up ahead in the distance I saw a shimmering light -- My head grew heavy, and my sight grew dim; I had to stop for the night." Dissecting these lines, we find the following: 2) 'On a dark desert highway' = aliens nearly always take and perform their experiments at night, and pick remote areas to do so. 3) 'UP' (ahead...) suggests he saw something 'ABOVE' another thing (his car)-- i.e., in this case, the "something" being the spacecraft. 4) smell of colitas = some abductees report a strange odor emanating from the aliens or in the craft itself (possibly a formaldehyde-like substance??). 5) 'I saw a shimmering light' = well, we all know by now that them thar extraterrestrials like to flash their lights when flying/landing. 6) '...head grew heavy...sight grew dim...' = a hypnotic trance that aliens subject humans to, so that they do not resist abduction. Now on to the rest of the song - the alien mentions are more implicit than explicit, yet there are still clues: 7) 'There she stood in the doorway...this could be Heaven or this could be Hell...And she showed me the way; There were voices down the corridor - I thought I heard them say Welcome ...such a lovely place.' = The 'she' in the lines above can be looked upon as the (remember, in human guise) leader of the abductees in their doomed exile, like the farmer leading lambs to the slaughter (illustrated in the fact that "you can never leave"). 8) The extraterrestrial's realm will soon take control now, as the humans are brainwashed, repeating, like a mantra: Such a lovely place, Such a lovely face. 9) 'And still those voices are calling from far away; Wake you up in the middle of the night' = as in a dream /abductions occur at night and many victims say they thought it was only a nightmare. 10) This next segment, '...her mind is... (through)...Some dance to forget’ = is the narrator being lead on/enticed by the woman at the doorway, to comfort him before any predictably sinister goings on befall him. 11) 'bring your alibis' = hard to come by any witnesses to abductions – since there were nine for the narrator, despair may be setting in. 12)'Welcome to the Hotel California...Were all just prisoners here' = welcome to a prison-like existence where there is no leaving. 13) 'They gathered for the feast; they stab it with their steely knives, but they just can't kill the beast. Last thing I remember I was running for the door' = These lines are highly indicative of alien experiments, and this newcomer (not yet brainwashed) is still desperate to survive --> the beast /and/ to leave --> running for the door. 14) 'We are programmed to receive' = 'programmed' suggests something non-human. Hence, an alien. "You can check out any time you like But you can never leave." = 'Check out' represents a mental suppression of the abduction, yet the abductee's memory will 'never leave.' ~~~ Well folks, that's my interpretation (with limbo as close runner-up.) ~~ AJH, Aug. 2006 On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 3:41 PM, Terry Blanton wrote: > http://www.ufohowto.com/ > > I had no idea it was so easy. No wonder they seem to be ubiquitous. > > Terry > >
Re: [Vo]:How to Build a UFO
On Jul 26, 2009, at 12:41 PM, Terry Blanton wrote: http://www.ufohowto.com/ I had no idea it was so easy. No wonder they seem to be ubiquitous. Terry The number of the them made here is limited only by one's imagination! The author doesn't give the rest of the world's population much credit for imagination: "Large voltages of electricity pulsed into the proper receiver materials cause movement on a scale previously unimagined." Best regards, Horace Heffner http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/
RE: [Vo]:How to Build a UFO
No! its temporal lensing which is why you can only see them near high voltage towers :_) -Original Message- From: Horace Heffner [mailto:hheff...@mtaonline.net] Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2009 7:01 PM To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [Vo]:How to Build a UFO On Jul 26, 2009, at 12:41 PM, Terry Blanton wrote: > http://www.ufohowto.com/ > > I had no idea it was so easy. No wonder they seem to be ubiquitous. > > Terry The number of the them made here is limited only by one's imagination! The author doesn't give the rest of the world's population much credit for imagination: "Large voltages of electricity pulsed into the proper receiver materials cause movement on a scale previously unimagined." Best regards, Horace Heffner http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/
Re: [Vo]:How to Build a UFO
Terry Blanton wrote: > Speaking of UFOs on a slow Sunday, this guy has a very interesting > interpretation of the lyrics to "Hotel California": > > http://www.inthe70s.com/generated/lyricsmeaning.shtml > > The Eagles's "Hotel California" Although I think many of you have hit > upon some very interesting ideas about the lyrics here (and > justifiable ones at that -- especially the "in limbo" entries, as that > is my 2nd choice regarding the meaning), nobody as yet has suggested > that the song is about an alien abduction (yes, I believe in UFOs). [* > Note well - the aliens' UFO/planet/people have apparently recreated > the look of earth and earthlings to gain confidence and complicity by > the abductees.] Here are arguments regarding my theory. > > 1) First off, the very opening lines certainly point to an abduction > -- "On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair; Warm smell of > colitas rising up through the air. Up ahead in the distance I saw a > shimmering light -- My head grew heavy, and my sight grew dim; I had > to stop for the night." Dissecting these lines, we find the following: > > 2) 'On a dark desert highway' = aliens nearly always take and perform > their experiments at night, and pick remote areas to do so. > > 3) 'UP' (ahead...) suggests he saw something 'ABOVE' another thing > (his car)-- i.e., in this case, the "something" being the spacecraft. > > 4) smell of colitas = some abductees report a strange odor emanating > from the aliens or in the craft itself (possibly a formaldehyde-like > substance??). Nah, all wrong. It's actually all a big mondegreen. Here's the straight skinny, taken straight off a web page so you know it's got to be true: "There was this fireworks factory just three blocks from the Hotel California . . . and it blew up! Big tragedy. One of the workers was named Wurn Snell and he was from the town of Colitas in Greece. One of the workers who escaped the explosion talked to another guy . . . I think it was probably Don Henley . . . and Don asked what the guy saw. The worker said, "Wurn Snell of Colitas . . . rising up through the air."
RE: [Vo]:How to Build a UFO
LOL!!! That was hilarious! Thx Stephen... -Mark -Original Message- From: Stephen A. Lawrence [mailto:sa...@pobox.com] Sent: Monday, July 27, 2009 8:05 AM To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [Vo]:How to Build a UFO Terry Blanton wrote: > Speaking of UFOs on a slow Sunday, this guy has a very interesting > interpretation of the lyrics to "Hotel California": > > http://www.inthe70s.com/generated/lyricsmeaning.shtml > > The Eagles's "Hotel California" Although I think many of you have hit > upon some very interesting ideas about the lyrics here (and > justifiable ones at that -- especially the "in limbo" entries, as that > is my 2nd choice regarding the meaning), nobody as yet has suggested > that the song is about an alien abduction (yes, I believe in UFOs). [* > Note well - the aliens' UFO/planet/people have apparently recreated > the look of earth and earthlings to gain confidence and complicity by > the abductees.] Here are arguments regarding my theory. > > 1) First off, the very opening lines certainly point to an abduction > -- "On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair; Warm smell of > colitas rising up through the air. Up ahead in the distance I saw a > shimmering light -- My head grew heavy, and my sight grew dim; I had > to stop for the night." Dissecting these lines, we find the following: > > 2) 'On a dark desert highway' = aliens nearly always take and perform > their experiments at night, and pick remote areas to do so. > > 3) 'UP' (ahead...) suggests he saw something 'ABOVE' another thing > (his car)-- i.e., in this case, the "something" being the spacecraft. > > 4) smell of colitas = some abductees report a strange odor emanating > from the aliens or in the craft itself (possibly a formaldehyde-like > substance??). Nah, all wrong. It's actually all a big mondegreen. Here's the straight skinny, taken straight off a web page so you know it's got to be true: "There was this fireworks factory just three blocks from the Hotel California . . . and it blew up! Big tragedy. One of the workers was named Wurn Snell and he was from the town of Colitas in Greece. One of the workers who escaped the explosion talked to another guy . . . I think it was probably Don Henley . . . and Don asked what the guy saw. The worker said, "Wurn Snell of Colitas . . . rising up through the air." Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.375 / Virus Database: 270.13.32/2266 - Release Date: 07/27/09 05:58:00
