The James Randi Educational
Foundation is a great site for educating oneself with claims of the
paranormal, the supernatural and other outright silliness of the New Age. Just
recently, their newsletter pointed to a site
that had definitive
proof that the moon landings were faked!
Way to go!
And the following week even more
proof moon landings
were faked.
Incredible stuff.
Ring.
Ring.
“Hello?”
Complete silence.
“Hello?”
Silence, then a nearly inperceptible click.
“Hello.”
“Hello?”
“Hello? Can you hear me?”
“Hello?”
“Hello sir. Is a Mr. or Mrs. Conner there?”
“Hello?”
“Can you hear me?”
“Is there anyone here? Hello?”
Another click. ”Hello sir.” Voice has a bit of an echo.
“Hello?”
“You still can't hear me?”
“Hello? I'm sorry, I just can't hear you.” I hang up.
I love playing with telemarketer's minds.
You have my permission to link freely to any entry here. Go
ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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