Ah, those wacky <insert nation here>. It's tomato time again.

Them pesky tic-tacs.

This is a kind of timeline thing which highlights spirit and paranormal photography through from 1850 until the present day.

I have to say though, the scrolling holds a first for me because it actually made me feel a bit sick

View for yourself

This year, at Edinburgh. Parp!


"He wanted to call it Working My Passage but I persuaded him not to," reveals Kelner.

There's a weird hobby. Buying fruit. So you don't eat it. but make it, via a sculpting implement, into something resembling something else. It 'seems' to be a worth while way of spending your time.

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Ok. Now deal with Vindaloo.

Some facts about Death.

Fasinating UFO footage from Taunton, UK

It appears to drop something.

AndyColvin is a researcher and blogger on what could be termed the 'dark side'.

He has been researching into the Mothman legend, which has become almost a staple diet of many conspiracy and associated interest sites. For the uninitiated, the Mothman is a weird moth like creature which is said to appear prior to a bad accident or natural disaster. I believe there is also a film with the bloke who was in Waterworld although his name escapes me right now (it's late, gimme a break)

Although the Mothman is legendary, there are many instances where a similar almost iconic indicator has been witnessed; in certain mythologies there are entities called Bodach, shadowy, maelevolant beings who feast on unhappiness and grief and fear. Mothman is thought to be along these lines - that is, supposing the figure is coporeal AT ALL.

Anyway, this is the link to his latest posting and some interesting interview material.

This is an interesting article about UFO occupants from the highly viewed and much visited UFO MYSTIC site.

It's interesting ...   more »

This is a wonderful, featuring 'likkle aliens" who are "mental"

Bit clearer this one, but that doesn't really qualify for validity.

Another interesting doco, this is the most interesting segment, but it links ot the first two parts.

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This is an episode of the 1990s series sightings. Ok, it's ten minutes long but it's still interesting.