I'm flying over the triangle today. I'll let you know what I saw when I get to my destination.Just a reminder that you have a connection to the Bermuda Triangle thru
Loosewires picture ,swimming unassisted in the Atlantic Ocean.
Since all we have is a 'still' picture of you, can you prove you were here before it? Maybe one of the Bermuda Triangle mysteries is that Loosie just suddenly appeared from the ocean fully formed. The Science Channel should investigate this.Just a reminder that you have a connection to the Bermuda Triangle thru
Loosewires picture ,swimming unassisted in the Atlantic Ocean.
That EFIX data can be easily edited.Remember guys those photo you post have a( g.p.s.) content to them.GPS says
my picture was taken in the Bermuda Triangle off a lobster boat.
Yebbut...Loosewire can't.That EFIX data can be easily edited.
So...no drone strike?I just checked his location data.
He's one of the good guys.
No, unless there is an ALIEN invasion at those GPS Coordinates.So...no drone strike?
CALL OFF THE DRONES!and don't argue. A missing Gopher is more provocation than Obama needs to send drones.
Let me just warn you about the genetic experiments we did on sea life there in the 70's. Some of the triangle creatures still exist.CALL OFF THE DRONES!
Delta managed to make us stay over in Atlanta. Flight is now headed over the triangle tomorrow.
Sharknado was one of the failed CIA weather modification projects from the 70's gone rogue under the control of the Shamu the Killer. It was never really developed to its full potential until it got funding from third-party clients like the SyFy channel and the Illuminati.... And here I thought that Sharknado couldn't be topped!
Meanwhile, a second group of researchers had been investigating the load-carrying capabilities of various medium-sized species. “Surprisingly limited,” was their determination. The whole endeavor must have been deeply dispiriting — as dispiriting, that is, as a project set variously in the Bahamas, Coconut Island (Hawaii), Key West, San Diego, and Puerto Rico can be. “We have serious reservations concerning the suitability of a shark as a vehicle for command guidance or for transporting a payload any distance,” reads the glum conclusion of the Final Report, dated June 16, 1971.
Oh man... just when I was beginning to take you seriously!!!I was only half joking about the Sharknado project. There were some really strange things happening around the triangle in those days.
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