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Was this a February thing for most Audible members?
The Last books I really enjoyed listening to were Jed Mckenna's book, "Dreamstate: A Conspiracy Theory" and John A. Keel's, "The Eighth Tower: On Ultraterrestrials and the Superspectrum".
Anyway, I hope more of you Audible members got the same free credit thing in your email like I did.
I remember one part the imp possesses a chicken carcass and makes it fly across the room. I want to say that the name of the graphic novel is the "Changeling" for some reason, but I don't know.
Also, the graphic novel came with another short story about some scientists or explorers that go to the Amazon and get afflicted with a curse or disease that makes them bruise and bleed from just being slightly touched. I remember a giant beetle walking along someone's arm and every leg print left a bloody gash mark that starting bleeding profusely.
I remember borrowing it from my local library years ago and it came back into my mind recently for some reason. Thanks!
I'm searching at the moment to find something like a "Bikea" where I can order all the parts in a bundle and then build it at home.
Edit: Thank you all for the help and input!
He hides his love for the patient from his colleagues and his wife. When the scientist enters her dreamworld it is represented by a house on the beach. Further in the plot it becomes more insidious and creepy, the house starts to fall apart, and a strange man is following the patient in the dreamworld.
One monster gets it's hand stuck in a pickle jar.
Also, the illustrations were kind of scary for children's book, but that's why I liked it so much.
It isn't like the movie with Richard Gere. It plays out citizen's perceptions of paranormal events during the 1960's like, the men in black and their insidious weird behaviors.
Group of friends have a party in a suburb house and then something happens and then people start leaving and coming back and they find out people are different.
Hi r/DigitalCartel! I just got invited here and I'm checking out the guidelines. I hope this subreddit thrives, because in tandem with my post title, I feel this is the best way to form something new away from the frustrations that r/conspiracy has: Censorship and controlled narrative disguised as useful rules, bots, the paranoia blame game of calling out "shills", questionable actions from moderators, and I know a whole lot more.
I'm just a dude with my own problems like everyone else and I happen to like to question the barrage of informational sabotage that humanity experiences everyday. I also like to check my sources, my sources' sources, ad infinitum so I don't get too lost in the gam
The movie just dropped on Netflix right after the Superbowl. So far it's homaging the Hadron Collider multiple dimensions stuff, the Philadelphia experiment, and overall portal craziness....haven't finished it yet.
I'm not trying to reach hard for anything, but it definitely is getting inspiration from not only past science fiction but theories in the conspiracy realm as well. An odd release choice but a smart business decision for Netflix to release it right after the Superbowl. I just posted this for discussion on what people think of the movie after they see it.
Here's my "predictions":
"Antisemitism" being used more as a deterrent phrase in the news, political world, and other media to anyone who questions the United States government relationship with Israel's. This will probably be more prevalent as time goes once more Americans are aware of how their government is aiding Saudia Arabia in "occupying" Iran and later Lebanon through their "friendship" with Israel.
More soft "disclosure" disinformation steering towards UFO's and Aliens (UFO's doesn't = Aliens: It just means unidentified flying object)
Patriot Act is about to expire and will probably get renewed with scare of ISIS being on US soil.
No answers will be given about the Las
Finally after many attempts, (even getting to the last wave and dying) I beat "hoarde mode"...I haven't gotten that frustrated or on the edge of my seat since Rom or the Orphan of Kos from Bloodborne!
