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"Deadly time vortex appears over Antarctica"

Women, children, minorities, and those people who own the rights to The Philadelphia Experiment hardest hit.

30 Replies to “"Deadly time vortex appears over Antarctica"”

  1. GOP spokesmen refused to confirm that the vortex had sucked Speaker John Boehner all the way back to 1995.

  2. Mikey NTH says:

    As soon as I saw this line:

    “The US military immediately moved to quash the reports and the mainstream news media dutifully complied.”

    I knew the story wasn’t true. Those press bastards would sell us out to Darth Vader for spare parts just for the opportunity to betray us. It’s what they do.

  3. Obstreperous Infidel says:

    1965? Yeah, baby!!! It’ll be back to “having promiscuous sex with many anonymous partners without protection while at the same time experimenting with mind-expanding drugs in a consequence-free environment!” (HT – Austin Powers)

  4. McGehee says:

    This is how we’re going to avoid being annihilated when the Mayan calendar expires — the Pentagon (with help from Halliburton, Blackwater and the Koch brothers, obviously) will cause the vortex to consume the earth, and we’ll just re-use the past 65 million years by living through them in reverse.

    !GNINNIW

  5. motionview says:

    Now we know who writes The One’s straw-man arguments.

  6. agile_dog says:

    If not, then it’s something that’s at least 12,000 years old, which is how long ice has covered Antarctica.

    Only off by a factor of 500 – the ice cover is about 6 million years old.

    That is some damn fine pure crazy. It would have to be cut a few times to be safe for most of the run-of-the-mill crazies.

  7. davisbr says:

    I just can’t understand all the sarcastic skepticism about this. Puzzling.

  8. Ryan C says:

    If it’s January 1965, and my mortgage payment is due on May 1, 2011, then I’ve got 46 years and change to make the payment. Sweet!

    On the other hand, since I’m not born yet, it’s legal to kill me. Maybe this isn’t such a good idea.

  9. mojo says:

    “…eerie anomalies and incidents over the past few years that sometimes seem to border on the frayed edge of creeping madness.”

    Um… What?

  10. Bob Reed says:

    If it’s January 1965, and my mortgage payment is due on May 1, 2011, then I’ve got 46 years and change to make the payment. Sweet!

    Buy some Xerox and IBM…Oh, and 1973 bet the farm on a horse named Secretariat-to win!

  11. Bob Reed says:

    Wait!11!1! This must be how The Won is managing to publish his birth notices in the Hawaii newspapers!11!1! and arrange for his COB…

  12. LBascom says:

    I told ya that Superconducting Supercollider thing was going to be trouble…

  13. LTC John says:

    #10 – It has to be the Old Ones (H.P. Lovecraft, “At the Mountains of Madness”). My favorite story of H.P.’s and, I think, the author of that humor piece too…

  14. Squid says:

    Somebody evidently spent some time reading Charlie Stross. I have it on good authority that the author of the article has already been sent a C&D order letter post-it note.

  15. Mike LaRoche says:

    Iä! Iä! Cthulhu Fhtagn!

  16. ProfShade says:

    Fuggit. Despite all the government tyranny, Meagan McCain blog posts, and an impending remake of Jaws, I ain’t goin’ back to a time of vinyl records and Tang for breakfast.

  17. mojo says:

    “The past is fixed, frozen. The future is inchoate, a mass of probabilities. We ride the interface between the two. YEEEEEE-HAH!”

  18. cranky-d says:

    Vinyl records were never part of a complete breakfast.

  19. Frontman says:

    I find your premise fascinating and plausible, and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

  20. McGehee says:

    “…eerie anomalies and incidents over the past few years that sometimes seem to border on the frayed edge of creeping madness.”

    dKos would have been my first guess.

  21. Entropy says:

    “The past is fixed, frozen. The future is inchoate, a mass of probabilities. We ride the interface between the two. YEEEEEE-HAH!”

    WTF is that from? I like that.

  22. John Bradley says:

    “When I move, I cut like a fucking laser… through a marshmallow.”
    — the goatee-wearing Paul Anka of crazyland

  23. Drumwaster says:

    There is no end.
    There is no beginning.
    There is only the middle.
    For such small favors are we thankful
    Now is hard enough to comprehend.
    — From the Samizene of the Quozl

  24. Spiny Norman says:

    The comments are a hoot. While some get the joke, most seem to be demanding links to sources (are they serious?)… then there’s this:

    This is a load of DIA, CIA, THEMA, FEMA, NSA, IMF, UN, WMO, NOAA, NASA, JPL sponsored absolute junk science designed to set up the gullible reader to believe that this is the cause for current and the immanent heavy Earth changes we are heading into. The real cause is the nearby Planet X in the solar system.
    Get my Planet X NewsLetter to get the real facts about the cause of the unbelievable Earth changes we are seeing.
    subscribe: chrismwakefield@gmail.com or google “planet X Newsletter”
    Do you think for one moment that corporate and government controlled scientists would actually _tell_ you about something like this? #1- this is absolute crap, #2- if were impossibly true they would keep it a secret. Governments keep everything secret until either they absolutely _have to_ report it (very rare) or it serves their purpose in maintaining control of the populous.
    C’mon, you believers, give your head a shake.

    If it were impossibly true?

    :: CUCKOO ::

  25. Spiny Norman says:

    Hmm… sorry about the email link. Maybe I should have checked that cut-n-paste before I posted it.

  26. McGehee says:

    This is a load of DIA, CIA, THEMA, FEMA, NSA, IMF, UN, WMO, NOAA, NASA, JPL sponsored absolute junk science…

    Did he leave out HAARP, or is it covered by one of those acronomial excretions?

  27. mojo says:

    Entropy: “WTF is that from? I like that.”

    Couldn’t really say for sure, it popped out of one of the dark corners of my sponge-like mind. Herbert, maybe, or possibly Brunner. It could even be original, but I tend to doubt it.

  28. antillious says:

    Hmm, I don’t really know what to think about this until I hear what Time Cube Guy has to say about it. If anyone knows what to make about this, it’s him.

  29. Mikey NTH says:

    Spiny Norman: Go and see if that person is heavy into astrology and other such stuff. If that guy also has a LARP site ‘tehn you know that teh phantesay ees strong weeth that won’. So to speak.

    What is real scary are those people who cannot see the borders between the real world and their very rich D&D or Traveler campaign.

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