Mayan Pyramid Shoots out Beam of Light, in a Thunderstorm, as UFOs Hover All Around!

Hello, welcome to Barf Stew - took a day off BS yesterday to find you the hot, up and out mixture of links you desire - and this one will NOT disappoint. http://denniswhitneyufo.blogspot.com/2010/03/mayan-pyramid-shoots-out-beam-of-light.html Barf Stew Tag. One helluva good blog too - tons and tons of content.

And, this link will have the picture of an alien - The Tomato Man - from a supposed UFO crash decades ago (as all UFO crashes are it seems) - Lon's link also includes the full story behind the crash with lots and lots of details all UFO buffs will slurp right up - GREAT Read for sure http://naturalplane.blogspot.com/2010/03/mexico-roswell-and-tex-mex-ufo-corridor.html Very Stewable.

Monkeys learn more from females - Interesting study - quick read. Stewable. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8571318.stm

I have blogged about this link before - it's the one where the FAA says to call Robert Bigelow if pilots see a UFO - http://gizmodo.com/5430338/federal-aviation-administration-officially-says-w%3E%20ho-to-call-after-ufo-contact

Case closed: MUFON says Euclid, OH, UFOs are planes - Something, I don't know what, doesn't smell right here - one night to prove a host of daily nightly sightings? Seems a little hasty and forced. IMO. You mean this guy and the people didn't see the planes/UFO's then going to the airport? Fishy stew. http://www.examiner.com/x-2363-UFO-Examiner~y2010m3d18-Case-closed-MUFON-says-Euclid-OH-UFOs-are-planes BS.

Here's a real thought provoker - The desert and the sea - This is by Michael Prescott - one of the nets real thinkers - here he talks about his observation that NDE's and such do NOT include oceans and deserts - and then he makes this observation - "If the various accounts of the afterlife were purely the product of fantasy, one might reasonably expect some of those fantasies to include the desert or the ocean. As far as I can tell, none of them do. Perhaps this argues that there is an underlying reality to these reports. This still leaves the question of why the desert and the sea have been omitted from the geography of the next world. The only tentative answer I can suggest is that both environments involve wide open spaces, and perhaps in a world consisting of consensual thought forms, it is simply not possible to have a great deal of open, essentially undeveloped space. Perhaps the natural tendency is for people's imaginative projections to fill up that space with life and activity, so that a vast expanse of sparsely vegetated land or a huge stretch of open water cannot be established, or at least cannot be maintained for long. " http://michaelprescott.typepad.com/michael_prescotts_blog/2010/03/the-desert-and-the-sea.html  Well worth your read for Stewable ideas.

World's Tallest Model - In a bikini - http://media.melty.fr/media--image-294159-article-ajust_650.jpg

And today - I leave you with a video titled "Actual Ghost / Demon Sounds recording *Warning: Disturbing*" - You have been warned.





And, if you really want to know what the dead say - check this out.

Cincinnati - America's Craziest City?

Now, I know as an old riverboat town, that in the forgotten days of yesteryear Cincinnati was indeed known as a crazy fun place (actually it was across the river that its reputation arose from). But, now, in 2010 - using the criteria of - psychiatrists per capita, stress, eccentricity and drinking levels - once again, the Ohio city can claim to be the best in something. Craziness.

Here are some other highlights of the `study':

#2, San Francisco
Psychiatrists per capita: 1
Local Character: Samir “Sammy” Keishk spent 18 months and $12,000 working on a 2,260-pound rubber-band ball in a quest to set a Guinness world record.

#4, Milwaukee
Psychiatrists per capita: 10
Stress: 33 (tie)
Eccentricity: 29
Drinking: 1 (tie)
Colorful Character: 36-year-old Don Gorske, who lives an hour away from Milwaukee, is known as the "Big Mac Enthusiast" for having eaten over 23,000 Big Macs in his lifetime. That's two a day for 30 years.

#5, Las Vegas
Psychiatrists per capita: 55
Stress: 9
Eccentricity: 9
Drinking: 1 (tie)
Local Color: Gamblers looking to make an apt political statement should visit Las Vegas’ Main Street Station Casino, where male patrons are invited to relieve themselves on a large chunk of the Berlin Wall.

#10, New Orleans
Psychiatrists per capita: 3
Stress: 30
Eccentricity: 1
Drinking: 49 (tie)

#12, Austin
Psychiatrists per capita: 33
Stress: 46
Eccentricity: 3
Drinking: 1 (tie)
Colorful Character: Keep Austin Weird: In 1988, Vince Hannemann began building his Cathedral of Junk, which, today, is a trashy hub packed with 60 tons of castoffs: lawnmower wheels, car bumpers, kitchen utensils, ladders, cables, bottles, circuit boards, bicycle parts, bric-a-brac, and a lot of unidentifiable junk

#13, Cleveland
Women are forbidden from wearing patent leather shoes, so that men will not see the reflections of their underwear.

#15, Memphis
Psychiatrists per capita: 40
Stress: 1
Eccentricity: 10
Drinking: 38 (tie)

#36, Jacksonville, FL
A 62-foot tall can of 7-Up holds 65,000 gallons.

#47, Norfolk, VA
There are over 300 10-foot long statues of mermaids placed throughout Norfolk, and it is up to the tourists to see how many they can spot before leaving the city.

And, America's Most Sane City -

#57, Salt Lake City
Psychiatrists per capita: 36
Stress: 55
Eccentricity: 56
Drinking: 49 (tie)
Crazy Law: If you persist in walking on the cracks between paving stones on the sidewalk of a state highway, you are committing a felony.

You can read the methodology and the other goofy stuff at this link - http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-03-11/americas-25-craziest-cities/full/

More links today too - including:
http://equilibrant.blogspot.com/2009/12/worlds-tallest.html - Pictures of the worlds tallest model - horse - building and more.

Here's what you get when you use 465,000 Legos - World’s Tallest Lego Tower - http://equilibrant.blogspot.com/2009/12/worlds-tallest-lego-tower.html Great picture.

Now that your primed for World Records - here you go -