"HVAC" <MR.HVAC@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee (AP) -- A mountainside house being auctioned in
> Tennessee is perfect for anyone tolerant of gawkers and fascinated
> with outer space: It's built like a flying saucer.
>
> The home "landed" on a twisting road leading to Chattanooga's Signal
> Mountain in 1970 -- just after television executives grounded the run
> of the original "Star Trek" series. It will be sold to the highest
> bidder Saturday.
>
> The circular house -- ultramodern when it was built -- is ringed with
> small square windows and directional lights and perched on six
> "landing gear" legs. It has multiple levels, three bedrooms, two baths
> and an entrance staircase that retracts with the push of a button.
>
> Terry Posey, an agent with Crye-Leike Auctions of Cleveland,
> Tennessee, said the current owner has had the property only four
> months and didn't want to comment. Posey posted an e-Bay ad and said
> he already has a $100,000 bid.
>
> John Kleeman of Litchfield, Connecticut, an attorney and space culture
> enthusiast, said he knows of variations of the flying saucer design in
> Florida, Connecticut and California.
>
> The flying saucer designs popped up about the time of the moon
> landings. "That's when all the excitement was," Kleeman said.
>
> The Chattanooga home's unusual shape -- sort of like two white
> Frisbees pasted together -- poses some interior decorating challenges.
> The curve of the exterior creates a sloping ceiling and short side
> walls, but there's also a striking curved bar and a custom bathtub.
>
> The house is larger than the prefabricated and movable UFO-shaped
> structures, known as Futuro houses, designed by Finnish architect
> Matti Suuronen in 1968.
>
> "It really looked like a spaceship ready to take off," said realtor
> Lois Killebrew, who handled an open house at the first sale of the
> Chattanooga home decades ago.
>
> The late Curtis W. King and his family built the unusual home because
> "they liked to do unusual things," Killebrew said.
>
>
>
> This would be great for these fucking ufo freaks
>
>
http://www.cnn.com/2008/LIVING/homestyle/03/14/flying.saucer.house.ap/index.html
This is great for the denying skeptic freaks....
Mexico City...1991. Just one. Sightings went on for at least a year.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzSWvB92Ig8
They didn't have all that fancy Adobe editing stuff back then....
So live with it....!
Besides, Mexicans are too stupid to use it....
1991 the year my crop markings went to the feet of man...
"first come, first served...."
Circa 1955, I first came and claimed the markings for God.
"I know who it is, God." <Child Twonky>
I know now, it's Almighty God. <Adult Twonky>
First come with a claim, and first served with the truth......
We want them back....!
We'll sue you cock suckers....
Force you into a mature field of OSR. Get you out of
the dark and into the light for 4 hours. Live demo.....
A field without your devil & Jim Schnabel's, foot path
of Satan.....
"Do you believe in Satan Mr. Victorian?"
"It works in cells. We hoaxers are the lowest cell."
(Jim Schnabel) Being fucked at his own game of deceit.
The "lowest?" That's for fucking Shua.......you have too
be pretty low to suck up to your higher (Satanic) cells.
"Hey Jim! Almighty God is watching you!"
(He gave you your Satan)......
And so are His angels, watching....the Christ too......
Watching me also.....
You guys pulled that 1955 marking right out from under
my feet. And put it under yours, by association with
tramlined wheat. Stomping fools!
Prove yourselves, or renounce yourselves.....
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