You know, someone should make a wikipedia, but where you can only enter events dated in the future. Then we could look back in years to come and see how many hits we get and who has the best track record. It should have a good voting system so that everyone can vote on which events they feel are most likely to actually happen. Maybe even take bets...
________________________________ From: OrionWorks <svj.orionwo...@gmail.com> To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Sent: Monday, June 1, 2009 7:15:12 PM Subject: Re: RE: [Vo]:Compression and LENR? Veeder sez: > "Blow'd up real good..." > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dfoVqhQVyQ > > ;-) I miss John Candy. :-( Speaking of commodities. Regarding the whereabouts of reporter Vincent Dinglelint, I found the following wiki entry, dated December 3 2019, which suggests that he may have been located in the outskirts of Paris. An international writer who went by the pen name of Gabby Gartone was contacted by an individual who claimed to have been a fact checker employed by the Washington Post On-Line News Service. The fact checker claimed that she wanted to verify Gabby's monetary figures in regards to the recent meltdown of the global commodity housing market. Mr. Gartone was considered to have been the first reporter to have blown the whistle on insider trading of June bungalows, cottages, and starters during the disastrous summer of 2018, which ultimately resulted in the arrest of the infamous Benton brothers. Mr. Gartone was still very much in the limelight, receiving awards and speaking engagement requests when the alleged fact checker managed to establish on-line contact. However, soon after a few pleasantries had been exchanged, the alleged fact checker redirected the conversation towards an obscure incident that happened in Richmond, Virginia back in May 28 2013. She claimed that she was actually the daughter of a deceased retired electrical engineer named Mr. Suggins who had under mysterious circumstances blown up inside his home along with a sizable block of local suburban real estate. She wanted to know what Mr. Garton might have known about the incident, or more precisely what he might have uncovered concerning what his father might have been up to during the night the neighborhood exploded. The impostor fact checker claimed that Mr. Garton's demeanor suddenly shifted "...as if he had turned into a stone-faced robot". She stated that Mr. Garton muttered "Mierd!" and then abruptly severed the connection. What makes the incident intriguing is that the anonymous fact checker had logged the incident in the Super Well Community thirty five minutes PRIOR to log entries indicating that all funds in Mr. Garton's bank account had been suddenly withdrawn, along with the whereabouts of Mr. Garton. Mr Garton was never seen or head of again. The whereabouts of the alleged fact checker, aka the alleged daughter of Mr. Suggins, also remain a curious mystery. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
