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DearHarrison.comJune 20, 2012 at 7:38 AM No, you're not in trouble until you see...wait...is that a billowing cloud of autonomously moving black smoke behind you? Get to the hatch, Joe! Enter the sequence! Whew. That was close. This is definitely a very interesting and unique source of material. I'm glad that cooler (saner?) heads prevailed. If you can let him know that you heard that the Arizona desert is in need of a good cleansing, perhaps I can continue the Hutchinson saga. Reply Replies JoeJune 20, 2012 at 7:49 AM He has not moved out so there is still some opportunity for fresh material. I filed a zoning violation complaint with the housing department and there will be a hearing if anyone objects to the administrative decision. Kellie and I have to go back to San Diego no later than tomorrow. I would prefer to stay and see what fun pops up. Thanks for the retweet. Reply KevinJune 20, 2012 at 11:06 AM Wow, you just can't make that stuff up huh? I thought vacationing in Maine was bad, but there are no mad scientists up there... Reply Replies JoeJune 21, 2012 at 12:10 AM I'm sorry we had to go back to San Diego. So much blog potential. AnonymousMay 11, 2016 at 11:52 AM What's so bad about vacationing in Maine? Reply Delilah LoveJune 20, 2012 at 6:32 PM Is it just me or does Nancy resemble Beth from Dog the Bounty Hunter? Hahaha! They are not just crazy, they might actually certifiable by this point! Reply Replies JoeJune 21, 2012 at 12:12 AM You're so right, she does look like Beth. Her evil twin? Reply mary ann millerDecember 26, 2012 at 2:43 AM wow realy thanks you might enjoy this http://youtu.be/7hEL3M0QkSM ReplyDelete

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John Hutchison's Ray Guns Silenced Today's post is an update of Monday's saga: My Neighbors Have Ray Guns. You may want to read that post first. John and Nancy Hutchison Photo Credit The sheriff finally came for a visit and forced my neighbors, self proclaimed scientist (crackpot?) John Hutchison and his gang, to turn down the volume on the homemade ray gun they claimed was cleaning the Pacific Ocean. My neighbors complied with the deputy’s request, telling him that the ray gun had already decontaminated land and sea all the way up to the North Pole. It was a bittersweet victory. On the one hand, I’m grateful for the silence, but, on the other hand, I may have lost the most fertile source of blog material imaginable. Now, with the ray gun operating at reduced power, who knows what ill awaits us? John's Antigravity Lab (Looks like Navy scrap) For those of you who don’t know him, John Hutchison, the discover of the Hutchison Effect, has gained some notoriety over the years by claiming to have stumbled upon a variety of interesting phenomena including: levitation of heavy objects, fusion of dissimilar materials such as metal and wood, anomalous heating and distortion of metals, spontaneous bending and fracturing of metals, and purifying water by using sound and radio waves to remove contaminants and neutralize radioactivity. (How lucky was it that he discovered the very effect that bears his name?) The Internet is littered with stories and videos of John and the Hutchison Effect. One problem though, the experiments never seem to work when witnessed by anyone with a freaking clue. John’s posse is a small one, consisting of himself, his wife Nancy, and another gentleman, Andy, who is the owner of the land next to my vacation rental. Since there’s no mortgage on the property, I’m guessing that Andy is the current bankroll for John’s schemes; this kind of crazy doesn’t come cheap. The two men are fairly low key and soft spoken, almost timid, but that woman scares the crap out of me. I have trouble looking her in the eye. If you try to press her for details about how the ray gun works, her hair gets a little more electrified, her eyes widen and she starts to rave. Nancy may have spent too much time around high voltage transformers. Yesterday was the first time I spoke to John himself. Prior to that, I only had the pleasure of speaking with his lovely wife. We met at the back fence, which ends a few feet shy of the edge of a bluff that quickly drops fifty feet to the beach below. John was looking for his missing Pit Bull. His dog keeps coming into our yard and he was trying to figure out how to keep the beast contained, which should be an easy problem for someone who deciphered the secrets of antigravity. I resisted the temptation to make fringe science conversation and just thanked him for turning down the volume on his ray gun. He agreed that it was too loud, but said he couldn’t convince the others to lower it. The Others, wasn’t that the name of the group that massacred the DHARMA Initiative members on the television series Lost? HOLY CRAP! I’m in trouble. You might also like: John Hutchison's Ray Guns Redux Science Is A Drag A Problem Of Biblical Proportions Linkwithin

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Science Is A Drag What do extraterrestrials, cross dressing, (not to be confused with cross dressing extraterrestrials), antigravity, The Gulf oil spill, free energy, 9/11, Fukushima, a messiah complex, and the Bermuda Triangle all have in common? If you guessed my anti-radiation ray gun wielding neighbors, the Hutchisons, then give yourself a pat on the back; you’re a loyal reader of Living in Kellie’s World. I’ve already written ad nauseam about John Hutchison’s efforts to save humanity from the Fukushima reactor accident by using a radiation neutralizing ray gun he built next to my vacation rental property, so today I am going to confine my remarks to John’s other proclivities. First up – cross dressing. Living on the bleeding edge of pseudoscience and technology must be stressful. To relieve the burden, like Dennis Rodman and J. Edgar Hoover before him, John will occasionally, or frequently, slip into something a little more comfortable and assume the persona of CNN UFO reporter Karla Kniption (the K is not silent). He’s like Superman in reverse except he turns into Lois Lane instead of Clark Kent. Before reading any further you must watch the video; it’s only 38 seconds long. Video Link John’s been looking pretty haggard lately, as we all do with age, but I have admit that Karla looks fabulous. The blonde wig makes her look 10 years younger than him. And you have to admire those long, slender legs. The many years John spent in his anti-gravity lab obviously reduced the load on his thighs, keeping them lean and sexy. This is probably the best supporting evidence we have for the Hutchison Effect. I'm not quite sure about his sense of style. He does have a flair for makeup; his lipstick matches his teddy perfectly. However, as my cousin Michele duly noted, someone needs to teach that man how to select appropriate footwear when rockin’ a teddy. What do you think he’s using for breasts? They don’t have the proper jiggle factor. In an effort to help, I Googled breasts for cross dressing. I was a little hesitant do so because I didn’t want that phrase in my NSA profile. At the top of the search results was a website called Absolutely Special Trade, located in Europe, of course, with a mind boggling selection of silicone breasts: Aphrodite Ultra, TransTorso, Classic Curved, Amolux Ruby (they’re velvety soft) and Classic Velcro (I was afraid to look at the velcro model so I can't give you the link). I was partial to the Amolux Ruby pair, you know, because of their softness. I can just imagine how they…Umm, never mind. I’ll have to continue my research later. I’m sure John could also find some suitable footwear there too. He should check out the red patent leather Peeptoe Pumps. They’d be bitchin’ with that flaming red teddy. I’ve spent too much time cross dressing–I mean writing about cross dressing–so I don’t have time deal with any of John's other interests right now. You can see more of Karla Kniption on her Facebook page. Now where’s that link to the fake boobie website? I have to get back to my research. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Other tales from the Hutchison Files: My Neighbors Have Ray Guns John Hutchison's Ray Guns Silenced (but not for long) John Hutchison's Ray Guns Redux A Problem of Biblical Proportions I'm taking in a little weekend moonshine over at Yeah Write. You might also like: John Hutchison's Ray Guns Silenced John Hutchison's Ray Guns Redux Lessons From A Drag Club Linkwithin Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Posted by Joe at 12:51 PM 14 comments: Natalie DeYoungJanuary 25, 2014 at 2:02 PM Wow. Just wow. What makes him think those shoes work? ;) Reply Replies JoeJanuary 26, 2014 at 12:03 PM Some people have no fashion sense. Reply cynkJanuary 25, 2014 at 5:01 PM Gobsmacked. Can't form complete sentence. Reply Replies JoeJanuary 26, 2014 at 12:04 PM I know you mean. Reply AnonymousJanuary 26, 2014 at 1:56 AM I believe he has 'many personalities' Lord Admiral Nelson is one that has been reported though not sighted. Karla must have him under lock and key. Crazy just seems such an inadequate description! Hayward A. Reply Replies JoeJanuary 26, 2014 at 1:31 PM Maybe he'll start posting videos. Reply MarcyJanuary 26, 2014 at 6:51 AM I just fell down a rabbit hole for a while catching up on the Hutchinsons. Wow--you should have a lot of write about for ages. Reply Replies JoeJanuary 26, 2014 at 12:08 PM Rabbit hole is a term I've use before to describe how I feel about Hutchison's ray guns. I'm planning to use it in the title for a future post: Where The Rabbit Hole Ends. Reply RobinJanuary 26, 2014 at 1:05 PM This is totally amusing and a little disturbing. I can't wait to read some of your other posts. I don't know, yet, if you neighbors are just strange or if they are bad neighbors. I've had bad neighbors before. When we were selling our house, I would try to make sure they weren't around for showings. Reply Replies JoeJanuary 27, 2014 at 7:35 AM I don't think it's an either/or proposition. Reply Bryan JonesJanuary 27, 2014 at 4:10 AM I found that video more than a little disturbing. But live and let live,I guess? Reply Replies JoeJanuary 27, 2014 at 7:32 AM I agree Bryan, live and let live. Now I just want him to turn off his ray gun and let us live in peace. Reply JackFebruary 9, 2014 at 10:02 AM Hi Joe, wanted to let you know I thought you needed help with your NSA profile and Googled Commander Joe's recommendation for breasts for cross dressing. ;) Reply Replies JoeFebruary 9, 2014 at 5:49 PM Of course, I just had to Google that too, and after I did I realized that was your intent all along. Now the NSA thinks I'm a cross dressing sailor. Reply Links to this post

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GiaJune 26, 2012 at 4:56 AM It SHOULD be illegal to be crazy, though. Think about it. Reply Travis SloatJune 26, 2012 at 8:47 AM That contraption looks like it will give you more cancer than it kills. Reply Aidan Donnelley RowleyJune 26, 2012 at 8:47 AM So intriguing. And I love this bit: "It's not illegal to be crazy." Keep us posted. So happy to have found my way here via Yeah Write. Reply christinaJune 26, 2012 at 10:16 AM what? you don't have any ray guns? :) Reply Kenja PurkeyJune 26, 2012 at 10:24 AM Holy crap! I want cool neighbors like yours! Mine just bake me cakes and walk into my house without knocking. Plus I need someone to check that my aluminum foil helmet is still keeping the aliens from taking over my body at will. Please keep us updated! Reply IASoupMamaJune 26, 2012 at 10:41 AM Wow... and I thought my neighbor was a little off. I am clearly mistaken... Reply momfog.comJune 26, 2012 at 1:15 PM The whole time I was reading, I was thinking, "This can't be a true story." Now that I know it is, well, that's just awesome. I love crazy. It's like a live version of "Doomsday Preppers." Of course, I don't have to live next door to them. Reply Dawn BeronillaJune 26, 2012 at 2:18 PM Well, I won't be complaining about my neighbors anytime soon, although according to your video our neighbors may have the same taste in music. Is that a recording of a robot masturbating with a can opener, or is it dubstep coming out of their death ray? I still can't tell the difference. I am really eager to hear more on this story! I hope you post it soon! Reply LaurelJune 26, 2012 at 4:54 PM LOL, the entire time I was reading, I thought- this must be fiction, then I get to the end. Wow, that is a whole new ball of crazy you have next door. Reply doseofrealityJune 26, 2012 at 5:51 PM You are right. Sadly, I don't think you can legislate crazy...look at Washington! ;) Reply Louise DucoteJune 26, 2012 at 7:04 PM Love the quick 1,000 mile jaunt; I'm about to drive that same distance with my husband, two kids and two dogs and will be praying, "Quick, quick, quick" the whole time. Awesome post as usual! Reply Kristin @ What She SaidJune 27, 2012 at 5:22 AM This was hilarious. Crazy people always make for the best blog fodder. Reply Sisterhood of the Sensible MomsJune 27, 2012 at 7:46 AM I am only giggling because it isn't me. Except for it being excellent blog fodder, that situation blows. Chunks. Sorry. But did you really miss the day they covered jellification of metal? You really should have gone to alchemy class more. But she is an amateur, real crazies don't need no stinking ray guns. They can do it with their minds. Ellen Reply Tara PohlkotteJune 27, 2012 at 1:54 PM woah. that's...intense. i hope for the world's sake that they aren't crazy, they're really on to something...for your contiunation of a funny story sake, i hope they keep being crazy :) Reply Lady Goo Goo GagaJune 27, 2012 at 6:42 PM Ugh, I hate crazy neighbors...I am surrounded by them...I feel your pain. Reply justbeginfromhere.comJune 27, 2012 at 7:43 PM We thought our neighbors were crazy for feeding the raccoons! My favorite line: "I really don't mind crazy, except when it moves in next door and starts zapping me ray guns." Reply Treading Water in the Kiddie PoolJune 27, 2012 at 8:05 PM Oh wow. Well at least she provides some entertainment. You should pretend to totally buy into the whole thing and see how much you can egg her on. Reply fiftyshadesofpeach.comJune 27, 2012 at 8:25 PM truth is in fact stranger than fiction. wow. Reply Dude of The HouseJune 27, 2012 at 9:52 PM In the movie, you'd turn the laser around and zap Nancy and her husband from existence. Is that an option? Reply Replies JoeJune 27, 2012 at 9:56 PM I wish it was. I just got another call today that they turned up volume again. Reply Kimberly SperanzaJune 28, 2012 at 1:43 PM Really? This is crazy. I can't wait to find out what happened. Reply AdrienneJune 28, 2012 at 5:06 PM Wow. People are so crazy! I swear she has to be the woman I saw on Wife Swap last night! There's no way there are two of these people out there... Reply mary ann millerDecember 26, 2012 at 2:06 AM Hi Joe did you see Jesse Ventura tru tv you would love it your next door crazy john ReplyDelete Дэн-коситьApril 7, 2013 at 12:07 PM Just looked at Hutchisoneffect.ca ...... He is obviously bias with whom he wishes to communicate. On his home page, he has a built-in translator but there are no references to any of the most progressive languages such as: Klingon, Romulan, Vulcan, Bocce, Huttese, Ewok, Wookiee of Shyriiwook, Ithorian, Geonosian, Tusken Raider, Jawaese, Jawa trade language, Ryl of the Twi'lek, Rodian, Hapan or Gecko of Geico. Reply PamAugust 17, 2013 at 5:26 PM I stumbled across this blog as I was looking at properties in Gold Beach, OR. All you bloggers sound so judgmental of those different from you. Does that give you a feeling of importance? Joe is so full of self importance because of his stint in the Navy. Only losers join the Navy - you know those who cannot be successful in the real world. At least that's what we red necks in Pensacola think. Guess what, Joe. You're out of luck. I just purchased a summer home -- right down the beach from you. My son lives less than a mile from you. I bet your wife has dyed hair and fake boobs. Here in Gulf Breeze we refer to ladies that go for men to take care of them as "Gulfbreezanites". And we have a BUNCH of 'em. They are a dime a dozen. How does that make you feel? Good humor should not inflict pain on others. Think about it. I've met John and Nancy when they were here for the BP Oil spill. John has done some genius things...Nancy is as you described. I'm not saying John is not a kook. But don't judge a book by it's cover or its ray guns. Look forward to seeing you on the beach. Reply Replies JoeAugust 17, 2013 at 9:00 PM You're so right, Pam. The Navy takes losers who can't do anything else and puts them in command of the nation's nuclear powered and nuclear armed submarines. Unlike John, I have a degree in physics and I can spot fake science. I didn't "judge the book by its cover." I talked with Nancy, Andy and John; I read John's website and did other research before concluding that he's a fraud. But what John and his friends do is their business. It only concerns me when they turn up the volume on their equipment so high that it disturbs the peace. You're almost spot on about Kellie (the hair and boob stuff) but we're traveling the world on her money. And I'm sorry to disappoint you; we won't be meeting on the beach. The house is a rental, and I live far away from rednecks. Reply The world according to MichelAugust 18, 2013 at 9:11 AM Kelly has fake boobs? LMAO Reply PamAugust 18, 2013 at 11:51 AM My son-in-law has a PHD in Physics; my daughter a PHD in International Economics. Both are professors. My son-in-law has the number #1 best selling Physics text used in Japan universities. (BTW, John's non stop battery has been functioning for many years in the Japanese Museum of Arts and Sciences. My son is an Electronic Engineer and follower of Hutchinson. I won't even tell you my background. Would not want to intimidate you. So go blab all your credentials to your friends in "Lalaland". I'll spend my winters in LA (Lower Alabama aka Redneck Rivera) and hope to catch a glimpse of you in Gold Beach. I promise not to "throw stones" at you or your windows. You can continue your search for enhanced self esteem or some other type enhancement, perhaps due to a small or skinny body part? Reply Replies JoeAugust 18, 2013 at 12:01 PM Trust me, I'm not intimidated by your or your children's education credentials. It only goes to prove that education does not provide immunity against crazy. David ParkesAugust 18, 2013 at 3:25 PM Pam did you son print his Phd off the Internet? If he follows Hutchinson, I suspect he might have.

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y Neighbors Have Ray Guns I received a phone call from a woman who identified herself as Nancy Hutchison. Nancy’s husband, world renown (never heard of him) scientist John Hutchison, had designed a device to remove radioactivity from the Pacific Ocean and installed it next to our vacation rental property in Gold Beach, OR. Kellie and I decided to make a quick thousand-mile jaunt up the coast to investigate. In the lot next to our building sat an old white sheriff’s bus. Mounted on top was a strange looking electrical contraption that could have come straight from a Ray Bradbury novel. The entire apparatus was buzzing and humming, whirring and thumping, occasionally emitting an assortment extraterrestrial musical tones. I decided to make a call on my new neighbors. Nancy, a plump, forty-something woman with a yellow bird’s nest for a hairdo, didn’t invite me inside for a cup of coffee. She looked tired, grumpy and none too happy to see me, less so when she realized that I was the guy who had hung up on her yesterday after she started babbling on about some secret organization above the CIA. According to Nancy, the Fukushima accident delivered a lethal radiation dose to the entire northern hemisphere; her Geiger counter readings were off scale. I doubt she understands the meaning of the word lethal, and if we are all going die anyway, then why doesn’t she shutdown her damn contraption and let us all go in peace? Nancy refused to breakout her Geiger counter, explaining that the ray guns (she actually calls them ray guns) had created an expanding bubble of protection that had reduced local radiation levels below those seen before the dawn of the atomic age. It would seem that her ray guns are also very effective at reducing camel and white elephant populations, too; neither of those species have been spotted since the ray guns began operating. Unfortunately, the ray guns are not as effective against Sasquatch; reported sightings of Bigfoot in this region of the country continue unabated. “Modern science doesn’t know everything,” Nancy insisted. Her husband's invention makes use of a phenomena he named after himself: the Hutchison Effect. She tried explaining John's discovery, raving on about scalar waves, sound waves, radio waves, purifying frequencies, universal harmonies, jellification of metals, antigravity, levitation, cancer, and radioactivity. I couldn't decide if she was just crazy or a complete fraud. Interlaced with her pseudoscientific gibberish were incoherent rantings about government conspiracies. I really don't mind crazy, except when it moves in next door and starts zapping me with ray guns. “Are you f%#$ing mad?” That’s what I wanted to say, but I was there to gather information, so I refrained. Before coming to Gold Beach, Nancy and John employed their ray guns to clean the Gulf Mexico following the BP oil spill. Then, after the Fukushima accident, they attempted to decontaminate the Pacific Ocean from their base in Minnesota, but the Rocky Mountains kept getting in the way. They moved to the Southern Oregon to target the source of the problem itself, Fukushima, Japan. Apparently, the beam from their ray gun can’t climb mountains but it has no trouble bending around the Earth. My skepticism must have been showing, Nancy was getting quite irritated with me. She didn’t care about me or my vacation rental and threatened to turn up the volume on the device to 90 decibels. She asked me to leave her property. I wanted to continue the discussion, but with her Rottweiler-Doberman-Boxer mutt sniffing at my crotch I thought it best to honor her request. I left without meeting the great scientist himself. I’ve contacted a plethora of Federal, State, and local agencies, but I get the same answer everywhere I turn: It’s not illegal to be crazy. Today, my neighbors and I will descend upon City Hall to loudly express our irritation with the town’s newest inhabitants. I’ll keep you informed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm hanging out with all the other yeah write addicts again. Stop by and sample some of the excellent writing by a fantastic group of bloggers. Don't forget to come back Thursday and vote. read to be read at yeahwrite.me

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It’s bad enough when your vacation home sits next door to a man who believes he invented a combination ray gun and sound system that neutralizes radioactivity from the reactor accident in Fukushima, Japan. It's an entirely different problem when his wife claims that she and her husband are the descendants of Jesus and Mary Magdalene. I’ve written about my neighbor John Hutchison and his ray guns before; you can read about it here, here, and here, but I recently discovered this biblical gem by his wife Nancy on a message board at the Cosmic Token: "John's family is native American on his mother's side, and Scottish on his father's. Both his father (and lineage) were Knights Templar. My father's family was Knight's Templar. And we both are on the bloodline of the the [sic] dude they call Jesus and Mary Magdalene." Holy crap! That’s a lot of blaspheme. I’m an atheist and even I wouldn’t engage in that much heresy. She apparently gets her dogma from The Da Vinci Code. If I’m not mistaken, the Vatican has yet to canonize Dan Brown’s novel. On the message boards, Nancy repeatedly refers to Christ as the dude they call Jesus. Why? According to Nancy, Jesus is not his real name. "The word 'Jesus' translates into 'Hail Zeus'. There is a reason the dude's name was changed. And there are many things that were put into the 'Bible', that were not in the original documents. The name change is just one of many of these changes. 'Quotes of what supposedly the Jesus dude said, those were added." I’m sure the Jesus Dude is not too happy with the medieval scribes who put words in his mouth. You'll notice that I capitalized Dude, which seems appropriate when discussing the top Dude. I’m just glad Nancy has the original biblical documents to set us all straight. I wasted my time reading the King James version. John Hutchison isn't Nancy's only celestial coupling. Her first husband was a decedent of the Ark Dude. "before I married John, I was married to Lazarayn, an Armenian' he used to speak about the Caucasian Mountains that his people are direct descendants of Noah that Noah's Ark is on Mount Ararat..used to be Armenia, now Turkey" I just have one question: Are they still called the Caucasian Mountains after the snow melts? Maybe she meant the Caucasus Mountains, but they're not in Turkey. Who knows, maybe the Hutchison Effect can move mountains too.

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AnonymousJanuary 21, 2014 at 2:36 AM Given your previous line of business please forgive me for asking Joe, but how the heck do you get to define what constitutes antisocial behaviour? If so tasked, were you not prepared to make more than a little bit of noise yourself, not to mention bring about 20 or so biblical style apocalypses? When you complain about trying to get the Hutchisons operation shut down for 18 months, maybe now you "establishment types" get a sense of what it feels like to be a nuclear protester? One small difference, Nuclear activists have been trying to get the sensible and decent thing done for half a century! T.B.F. If the Hutchisons have been operating that doohickey for some 18 months, and there hasn't been a marked reduction in the local background radiation count, then that evidence would suggest that their claims are dishonest, and whilst making a noise that you don't like, in an effort to clear up Fukushima pollution is OK by me and most reasonable people (as the Law defies such a being) soliciting money and acolytes on the basis of a false claim is much more actionable I would have thought.. Cheers, Steve C. Reply Replies JoeJanuary 21, 2014 at 6:44 PM No, I don't consider serving my country to be anti social behavior. If so tasked, I would have carried my orders and, yes, it would have made a lot of noise. I would prefer to live a world that did not require my services as a submarine commander, but unfortunately that's not the world we live in. It may have taken 18 months, but a violation notice was finally sent to the Hutchisons (actually Andy Hohmann, it's his property) last week. The process will probably take several weeks to play out. Bureaucracy moves slowly, very slowly, especially in a county that is on the verge of bankruptcy. There's no credible evidence that any of the Hutchisons' activities perform any useful purpose. AnonymousJanuary 24, 2014 at 12:40 PM TBF, Joe I can see your point, it takes guts and commitment to get into that position, and even from my perspective being a part of the big stick of deterrence is a brave and noble thing to do, right up until you execute the launch command. In the belief system of people like me, Joe, I have to tell you that you would definitely cross the line abruptly into "antisocial" behaviour as the missiles left the tubes. I'm of course approaching this as a mostly non-serving member of the public, who has lived his life in the sights of the other sides Nuclear Deterrent, and to be fair I have a bit of an "attitude" towards nuclear matters, but if someone does indeed have to do your job, I'm glad that they picked you. If they'd chosen guys like me for the job, the kremlin would never have believed us as credible (until after the missiles left the tubes..) JoeJanuary 24, 2014 at 1:43 PM War of any kind, nuclear or otherwise, is the ultimate anti-social act, unfortunately, it is sometimes necessary–necessary, not desired. I'll quote Sam Harris: "While it can seem noble enough when the stakes are low, pacifism is ultimately nothing more than a willingness to die, and to let others die, at the pleasure of the world's thugs." I'm not will to please the world's thugs. AnonymousJanuary 24, 2014 at 4:55 PM I think you ought to buy yourself one of these Joe... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Flying-Buffalo-Nuclear-War-Nuclear-War-Box-VG-/151212548280?pt=Games_US&hash=item2334f860b8 Reply AnonymousJanuary 21, 2014 at 8:05 AM Have to be honest, after this blog post, I no longer have interest in anything you say, especially in regards to our private conversation and your intent to critique the Colbern and ACT test papers. Dan Reply Replies JoeJanuary 21, 2014 at 6:45 PM As I expected, Dan. Reply ZeloxJanuary 21, 2014 at 7:37 PM Apparently anonymous is not so much, when you refer to our conversation. Some people should be a little more respectful when speaking of you establishment types due to the fact that without you the freedom to explore these LSD fueled experiments would not exist. If you want to refute the issue, do it with facts. California is truly the land of fuits and nuts. Reply Replies JoeJanuary 21, 2014 at 7:45 PM "LSD fueled experiments," I like that. Reply Bryan JonesJanuary 22, 2014 at 2:59 AM Further testimony (excuse the pun) to the high prevalence of bizarre beliefs in the general population. And I'd advise not attempting to re-tune your neighbor's wife's knobs - I suspect your approach would not be welcomed! Reply Links to this post Create a Link Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)