Lonelygirl15

sc wrote:totally disagree... don't see that at all

SharpDressedMan wrote:

sc wrote:totally disagree... don't see that at all

Maybe a visual reference will help, probably not the exact same model, but it's obviously a cell phone.

Kasdeja wrote:

love_leslie wrote:Go to her page:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=OpAphid

It could easily be someone screwing around, but... there's that whole "none of us know what in the heck is going on" thing, so maybe she is someone

Haha, crossed posts

baggage wrote:Ok Spaciegirl..that was freakydeaky..

"It does not take much imagination to understand what Hubbard was watching Parsons do. The ritual took place over twelve consecutive nights in January 1946

I'm assuming this is why Cassie says revelation starts the first or whatever?

SharpDressedMan wrote:

sc wrote:totally disagree... don't see that at all

Maybe a visual reference will help, probably not the exact same model, but it's obviously a cell phone.

Kasdeja wrote:

SharpDressedMan wrote:

sc wrote:totally disagree... don't see that at all

Maybe a visual reference will help, probably not the exact same model, but it's obviously a cell phone.

Having a visual reference makes me think it's extremely possible.

sc wrote:i think it's too big for a cell phone... that's all right, i can see how someone would see that, i just don't agree

lordgreystoke422 wrote:

baggage wrote:Ok Spaciegirl..that was freakydeaky..

"It does not take much imagination to understand what Hubbard was watching Parsons do. The ritual took place over twelve consecutive nights in January 1946

I'm assuming this is why Cassie says revelation starts the first or whatever?

OK...recreating the post Nora SHAGGED by locking the thread...I lost some thoughts..but..here goes..it links with the stuff Spacie found..
The FULL MOON Occurs within this 12 day period..October 1st to October 12th. Around the middle...
http://www.almanac.com/astronomy/moon/index.php

ya might have to switch to october..not sure..

here's my post from the cassieiswatching she changed the file name board

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I can't remember which video weather it was the hiking or the swimming video.. but the line plays... "You are the moon" when the camera is on Bree...
This brings me back to something I suggested earlier..that BREE is the Moonchild(stargirl)..which brings me to something I wanted to ask you SFonzarelli...
JUST WHAT will the moonchild be capable of..what exactly are they... COULD BREE be the Moonchild...WHICH...think of this.. what kind of immense power for a black majician would the unwillingly blood of a moonchild yield? Enough to bring about the apocalypse?

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Another repost


this is from the wikipedia for lonesome october by roger zelanzny...... Ok...What if the sacrifice of a moonchild could open the gates betweetn the world and let old ones back in...

A Night in the Lonesome October is narrated from the present-tense point-of-view of Snuff, the dog who is Jack the Ripper's companion. The bulk of the story takes place in London and its environs, though at one point the story detours through the dream-world described by Lovecraft in The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath. Though never explicitly stated, various contextual clues within the story (the most obvious of which being the appearance of Sherlock Holmes (or "The Great Detective") imply that it takes place during the late Victorian period (more specifically, the last 15 years of the 19th century, possibly even 1888 itself).

It is revealed as the story progresses that once every few decades, when the moon is full on the night of Halloween, the fabric of reality thins, and doors may be opened between this world and the realm of the Great Old Ones. When these conditions are right, men and women with occult knowledge may gather at a specific ritual site, to either hold the doors closed, or to help fling them open. Should the Closers win, then the world will remain as it is until the next turning... but should the Openers succeed, then the Great Old Ones will come to Earth, to remake the world in their own image (enslaving or slaughtering the human race in the process). The Openers have never yet won. These meetings are often referred to as "The Game" or "The Great Game" by the participants, who try to keep the goings-on secret from the mundane population.

The various "Players" during the Game depicted in the book are archetypal characters from Victorian Era gothic fiction - Jack the Ripper (only ever referred to as "Jack"), Dracula ("The Count"), Victor Frankenstein ("The Good Doctor"), and the Wolf Man (amusingly known as "Larry Talbot") all make appearances. In addition, there is a Witch ("Crazy Jill"), a Druid ("Owen"), a "Mad Monk" ("Rastov" - clearly modeled after Rasputin), and Hermetic occultists ("Morris and McCab" - often mentioned as a reference to real-life Hermetic of the time MacGregor Mathers).

The most unusual aspect of the story is that each Player has a "Familiar" - an animal companion with near-human intelligence which helps complete the numerous preparations required to be ready for the ritual on the final night. The vast majority of the story describes the interactions and discussions of these animals, all from Snuff's point of view.

Throughout the book, the Players slowly take sides (Opener or Closer), form alliances, make deals, oppose one another, and even kill off those who are part of the enemy camp. Events, slow-moving at first, accelerate until the night of October 31st, when the ritual takes place and the fate of the world is decided.

Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Night_in ... me_October"

real clue

OpAphid

sc wrote:i think it narrows at the end toward the camera, and it could be a flask with the nozzle away from the camera



EDIT: Hehheh, thanks broken kid!