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Originally posted by noface
Thank you all for the welcomes.
I forgot to mention that my family used to live on the same street as David Icke of all people. For a brief period at least... before I was born. He used to play in goal for my local football team. Anyway, I'm not too familiar with his work apart from the whole lizard thing but I do like the way he handles himself sometimes. I love the Karl Pilkington interview with him.
Also, one of my favorite bands has a song called 'The Ballad of David Icke'. It's a strange world we live in.
How is he thought of in ATS circles?
Introducing... me
"I'm not the most educated person in the world, but I do enjoy learning."
"I have never let my schooling interfere with my education."
- Mark Twain
Originally posted by verylowfrequency
There are flying creatures that are attracted to and feed off of the energy put out by bright street lamps. The creatures are invisible to most humans most of the time. When you are walking down a quiet street and you startle the creatures feeding off the power they cause a short in the circuit and the lamp has to recycle before it comes back on again. I've only caught glimpses of them when looking through multiple glass panes at an angle through holes in a window shade.
I was only able to seen them at one specific angle through the glass. When I moved outside the angle it was not visible but at the exact edge it was visible.
I saw a flying creature like sort of dragon fly several times the size of a typical street lamp lens with sparks showering all around it illuminating its edges with occasional sparks falling towards the ground like pixie dust from the Walt Disney Character Tinkerbell.
It seems when they quit feeding off the power or they get prematurely startled the lights go out. So there you go. Have fun.
[edit on 28-10-2009 by verylowfrequency]