Liftoff!

Why did the chicken cross the road?

Because it couldn't remote view the other side, aliens refused to beam it up, the teleporter was undergoing maintenance, and some suspicious dude with an E-meter was approaching her eggs.

The blog you are reading is focused on rational investigation of extraordinary claims, and sometimes mundane ones as well, as those tend to be difficult to tell apart.

A quick plea for the psychics and time travelers out there: Could you check out my next post and send it to me, so I don't need to write it? Thanks.

We'll start with a bang, which no one hears unless you read it. Then we'll continue to a direction, one of them, you do the math, it's all relative and mostly just basic trigonometry.

The truth is out there, and we got some pictures of it here, and they are not pretty.

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