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Date Posted: 04:41:27 12/10/99 Fri
Author: Scullydoc
Subject: Don't worry--the truth is out there (NIM)
In reply to: Cookie monster 's message, "Re: You're not loosing it, I AM!!" on 04:41:01 12/08/99 Wed

>
> > Anyway, no you're not crazy. It's natural for us
> > X-Philes to be reminded of TXF when we see
> something!
> > Or, at least that's what I tell myself :-)
>
> Yesterday, not too long after I posted here, I was
> just minding my own business and about to go to a
> fleamarket in case they had any cool stuff there.
>
> Then on the parking lot, there was a card with a
> licence plate with the letters "BEE" in it. I couldn't
> help thinking about Fight the future. Lots of bees in
> there. However, I didn't let this startle me, and so I
> walked in.
>
> At one table, I saw a book written by a man named
> Kurzweil. For I while I actually thought I *was*
> losing it! I actually bought the book, it seems to be
> just an ordinary novel, but I'm sure that when I look
> into it better, I will find that it's actually a book
> about paranormal and conspiracies in a disguise.
>
> Right now I'm wondering if all that really happened,
> or have I just seen the movie too many times! ;-)
>
> Cookie of the week.

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