User:Reddi
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Real Name: J. D. Redding
Nickname: Reddi (Slang: ready)
Location: (39 º 06’ 94 º 35’)
OP - Ks - USA - NA - Terra - Sol
Age: 36 years
Marital Status: Long-term Relationship
Gender: Male
Editor service award: Book of Knowledge with Coffee Cup Stain, Cigarette Burn, Chewed Broken Pencil, and Note From Jimbo
[edit] Current Quotes
- There manifests itself in the fully developed being - Man - a desire mysterious, inscrutable and irresistible: to imitate nature, to create, to work himself the wonders he perceives. Long ago he recognized that all perceptible matter comes from a primary substance, or tenuity beyond conception, filling all space, the Akasa or luminiferous aether, which is acted upon by the life giving Prana or creative force, calling into existence, in never ending cycles all things and phenomena. The primary substance, thrown into infinitesimal whirls of prodigious velocity, becomes gross matter; the force subsiding, the motion ceases and matter disappears, reverting to the primary substance."
- Nikola Tesla, Man's Greatest Achievement, May 13, 1907
- The scientific man does not aim at an immediate result. He does not expect that his advanced ideas will be readily taken up. His work is like that of a planter for the future. His duty is to lay the foundation of those who are to come and point the way.
- Nikola Tesla
[edit] Portals
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[edit] Top Secret
... Watch out ... The wikiwarehouse contents vary widely, including the following categorized into the national origin:
[edit] United States items
- The Ark of the Covenant (Biblical/film Raiders of the Lost Ark)
- The Holy Grail
- The Spear of Destiny (Biblical artifact – Spear of Longinus that pierced Christ's side)
- Martian war machine (Fiction – Movie/Television series War of the Worlds)
- Water vial (Fiction – labeled "Fountain of Youth")
- Kryptonite samples (Fiction – mineral from the "Superman" comic books)
- The Blob (Fiction – film The Blob)
- The Stargate (Fiction – film/TV Stargate)
- Amelia Earhart's plane (Fact – plane lost June 2, 1937)
- 300 MPG Carburetor (300 MPG Carburetor Conspiracy concerning Government suppression of this)
- UFOs (see Project Bluebook)
- Audio recordings and visual recording of Close Encounters' Mothership
- Black helicopters (Conspiracy – see Men In Black)
- HAL 9000 prototype (Fiction – film 2001: A Space Odyssey)
- Avro Arrow Fighter plane prototypes (Sightings and theories abound – one of many top secret aircraft)
- Medicinal Brazilian rain forest plants
- Hindenburg failure analysis (Conspiracy, bomb aboard)
- Philadelphia Experiment equipment (Fiction/Conspiracy – film Philadelphia Experiment – supposed real event)
- N-ray detector (Conspiracy/Junk Science – "Discovered" by René Blondlot in 1903)
- Nazi nuclear weapons
- Nazi Swiss gold (Two and a half (2 1/2) tons)
- Cryogenic suspension chambers
- Nikola Tesla's confiscated personal effects
- Wilhelm Reich's confiscated personal effects
- Several species of Jackalopes (Fiction – Mythical Creature)
- Gary Gygax's confiscated personal effects
- Steve Jackson Games Files (Real Event – office (Steve Jackson Games) raided March 1, 1990 by Secret Service)
- Captain America's Shield (Fiction – comic book "Captain America")
- Marilyn Monroe Diaries (Conspiracy – missing pages containing evidence of JFK assassination)
- U.S. Navy map of Gilligan's Island (Fiction – television show)
- Collected JFK evidence from the National Archive (Conspiracy – containing evidence of JFK assassination)
- John F. Kennedy's brain (Real – missing after autopsy)
- Bodies
- Al Capone
- John F. Kennedy (the Ultimate Conspiracy)
- Elvis Presley (supposed "faked death")
- Jimmy Hoffa (Teamster that vanished on July 30, 1975)
- Walt Disney (Urban Legend – supposedly frozen)
- Bigfoot (Mythical Creature)
- Extraterrestrials
[edit] British items
- James Bond's gear (Ian Fleming's character)
- The Loch Ness Monster (Mythical creature)
- Marie Celeste's ship logbook (Historic – The crew mysteriously vanished on November 7, 1872)
- A strategic reserve of railway trains
- Red Book of Westmarch (Fiction – J.R.R. Tolkien's original manuscript)
- Live Dodo bird (Extinct animal)
- Live Tasmanian tiger
[edit] Vatican items
- Dante Alighieri's diagram of Hell (Biblical/Fiction – book, "The Divine Comedy")
- King Solomon's Mines map(Fiction – book, "King Solomon's Mines")
- Shroud of Turin (Biblical Artifact that is very controversial)
- Jesus' cross (i.e., The True Cross) (many artifacts claiming to be the real pieces)
- The crucification nails
- The Crown of Thorns
- Veronica's Veil
[edit] Soviet items
- Protocols of the Elders of Zion list (Fiction/Real – Hoax to blame secret Jewish Cabal)
- Vladimir Lenin's last order
- Lockheed U-2 spy plane (Real – shot down May 1, 1960 over Soviet territory)
- The Amber Room (Real – dismantled by Soviet army in Berlin at the end of WWII)
- Hitler's diary (Real/Fiction – many hoaxes, are any of them real?)
- Bodies
[edit] Japanese items
- Goddess Amaterasu's sword (given to the first Emperor) (Mythology)
- Tojo Hideki's telegram copy to Franklin D. Roosevelt giving warning of the Pearl Harbor attack (Conspiracy theory)
- Godzilla (Fictional Monster)
- Ultraman (Fictional Hero)
- Bodies
- Emperor Jinmu (神武天皇; Jinmu Tennō) (First Emperor)
- Tojo Hideki (東條 英機) (WWII General)
- the fictional remains of Akira (Fiction)
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[edit] Taboo and Bjaodn
Profanity | Sex positions | Sex topics | Sexology | Shock site | Taboo
[edit] Articles of Interest
The following list of the articles of interest is categorized into topical similarities.
[edit] General
Peace | United States territory | Wiki.history
[edit] People
Nikola Tesla | Hannes Alfvén | Albert Einstein | James Clerk Maxwell | William Rowan Hamilton | Edmund Whittaker | Thomas Henry Moray | Benjamin Franklin | Samuel F. B. Morse | Thomas Edison | Oliver Heaviside | Viktor Schauberger | Thomas Townsend Brown | Leonardo da Vinci | Johann Bessler | Johann Bernoulli | John Ernst Worrell Keely | Aldous Huxley
[edit] Things
Vortices | Ebooks | Cats | Barbie | PEZ | Crystal radio receiver | The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy | Compass | Ark of the Covenant | Baghdad Battery | Simple Magnetic Overunity Toy | Three
[edit] Tinfoil hats and physics
Unsolved problems in physics | A New Kind of Science | A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field | Dynamic theory of gravity | Research | Theoreticians | Psuedoscientists | Cosmythology | Knot theory | List of protosciences | Protoscience | Government Warehouse | Physics and Star Wars | Star Wars
[edit] Energy
List of electronics topics | Dirac sea | Mana | Photoelectric effect | Perpetual motion (History of perpetual motion machines) | Tesla patents | Tesla coil | Wardenclyffe Tower
[edit] Adult
List of cocktails | Page three girl | Erotic actor | List of erotic actors | List of sexology topics
[edit] Other
Life magazine | Voting system | How-to | Hezbollah | Current events
[edit] Special
- 1911 Aether definition ( Wiki )
- Trouton-Noble experiment (Wiki)
- Ark of the Covenant ( Wiki )
- Polyphase bipolar coupled rotating electromagnetic fields ( Dmoz )
[edit] Thinking about
I spend a lot of time thinking about ... a great many things because I have ADD ... in no particular order and no particular importance (and without further rambling), here they are ...
WARNING : The following may contain offensive and/or explicit terms.
...the Kansas City area, quantum electrodynamics, roleplaying games (roleplaying GURPS), ways to roleplay, the trinity, psychohistory, sinful red hair goddesses, a "party of three" or a "party of four", fantasy worlds, the ark of the covenant, dancing, things related to and composed of three, being naughty (as well as other useless activities that serve no function in society), being laid back, outgoing individuals, the good times I've had, nudity, my oral fixations, non-monogamy, tits and ass, trying not to think with my penis when I'm horny, sensuality, inventing new inventions, heavy petting, fetishes, poly (eg., polyamor; polyamorous relationships), girls who masturbate (or masturbating girls) by fingering themselves while thinking about giving head, pulp fiction, boobs, long walks and intimacy, amateurs, radiant energy, pole dancers, mini-skirts, voyeurism, foxy strippers, my foot fetish, models, actresses, escorts, enjoying my leisure time, juggalettes, using candles in inventive ways, sexy girls, giving pleasure (with the use of my tongue), going out, XX rating systme that isn't used, ways to attain free energy, forceful fems, partying and getting wicked, quirky chicks in short skirts giving head and licking cocks, women in lingerie, swingers, breasts, bisexuality, stripping, tanning, tattoos, thongs, 42, girl-on-girl action (usually involving strap-ons), conspiracy theories, oral gratification, licking pussy and giving girls orgasms, voyeurism, spanking submissive women (eg., subs or bottoms), alternative science, alternative lifestyles, leather-clad dominant women (eg., doms or tops) in bdsm, toys (including sex toys), bi-sexual cum crazy bubblebutts, body painting, perturbing the quantum vacuum and harvesting the vacuum energy, XXX, exhibitionism, having an orgy, playful sluts who want dick, neurology, spanking, fellatio, freaky chicks, bi-girls that like rough sex, world domination, picture trading, general fetishes, hard sex, girls who have anal beads and butt plugs who like anal (eg., anal sex), spanking, play rape, 36ds, bars beaches clevage clits, piercings, clubbin, cuddling, dirty dancing, doggy style, drinking, teases, showing-off, sexy shaved naked moms (ala. MILFs), bi fems (eg., bi girls), couples in open marriages, flashing,neuroscience, smart girls who swing both ways (eg., switch hitters), raver red heads, group sex, threesomes, foursomes, gangbangs (and orgies), flirting, g-strings, the future of genetics, dirty skanks, girls sucking cock and using their tongues, nanotechnology, the karma sutra, women deepthroating and swallowing cum (and girls who swallow), horny latin lesbian licking hotties, renewable energy, girls forced into kissing a guy's balls, the future of technology, whores, bitches with clamps, psychopharmacology, cams and cam shows, making smart women orgasam (and eating pussy (eg., cunnilingus)), open systems, giving pleasures of the flesh, exploring an open relationship, kinky sex, free energy suppression, massages, pink pussy, using a dildo or a vibrator on a geeky girl, pagans, using whipped cream in inventive ways, perpetual motion machines, pierced nipples (and other tidbits), aether theories, love making, a bit of bondage including (but not limited to) cuffs (eg., handcuffs), gags, nipple clamps, stocks, cages, ropes, blindfolds, collars, clothes pins, chains, ...
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