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The Popes time machine
Yep you heard that right. The Vatican has,or should I say *had* a time machine. They have apparently misplaced it,but it was called a "chronovisor" and was used to travel back in time and take a home movie of jesus` crucifixion.
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Nobody knows where this chronovisor thing is right now,but I suggest they try searching Bede`s house. [ July 03, 2002: Message edited by: Anunnaki ]</p> |
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Er... I think you'll find that it's a work of fiction, Anunnaki. Still, it wouldn't surprise me if it turned into a full-fledged truth-claim, somewhere down the line.
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Of course it`s not real! And even if there was such a machine the LAST place it would possibly be is the Vatican. Those medieval morons probably couldn`t even hook up a VCR nevermind build a working time machine. Ancient occult technology! LMAO! [ July 03, 2002: Message edited by: Anunnaki ]</p> |
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Gore Vidal wrote a book about this very thing in the late 80's/early 90's.
<a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0140231196/qid=1025726195/sr=1-16/ref=sr_1_16/104-4164995-8881521" target="_blank">Live From Golgotha</a> |
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I`ve been thinking about this silly time machine and wondering about it`s construction and mechanics.
My guess is that it was built mostly out of foreskins and a paper mache mixture made from the shredded holy books of Roman Mystery cults. It`s power source most likely was prayer. [ July 03, 2002: Message edited by: Anunnaki ]</p> |
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sorta like the bible, eh? |
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