Vodka decants while sitting and brings out subtle flavors and smooths the liquor out. I always let my vodka sit open for an hour or so before drinking. For sure the pyramid helped the flavor though, haha.
exposure to oxygen changes the alcohol, so the longer you leave something sitting out, the more the taste will change (though not dramatically so). A lot of volatile compounds evaporate which is why the flavor can subtly change. If you leave a shot of vodka out for an hour or so, it will appear to have a smoother flavor. If you leave vodka inside a pyramid however, the ethyl alcohol compounds undergo a chemical change that give them mystical properties ✨🔺
43:30 the pyramid power plant theory also says that they had salt walter channels underneath and they also found copper alloy rods like they were anodes/cathodes. Its really interesting, you guys should do a show on it.
_they also found copper alloy rods_ The only copper found in the Great Pyramid I'm aware of, are copper handles embedded in small plugs in what are probably ventilation shafts in the Queen's Chamber. A robot with a drill sent a camera beyond one of these plugs and found empty space and another plug (without handles) beyond. No wires, etc.
I am only 40 mins in and I just want to say again, that I love you guys. I’m really happy you touched on the ancient aliens/racist problem bc it really is glossed over in a lot of conversations/communities. So happy to be a part of this one! Also- absolutely love the 70s. I’m with you, Dana. 💃🏽 🕺
Von Däniken may be racist, but the idea of ancient aliens is not. The ancient aliens theory better aligns with the claims of indigenous people whose oral histories state that their people did not build the local pyramids. The mainstream view is more racist in that it disregards indigenous oral histories as 'just stories' with no real historical value. "Shut up, we know you built these"
I mean it’s not actually a problem, it’s more like a deflection from what people don’t want to actually admit. Either we admit all these ancient tribes really did see half human half animal beings, and they really did see giants and all these mythical beings or they are all wrong. It’s more racist to claim they are all just uninformed and ignorant than it is to actually believe what they said they saw?
Hi! I was referring to the conspiracy theory that credits extraterrestrials for the construction of the pyramids in Giza instead of the Egyptians who actually built them.
@@moderatafonte I know, but I am saying that those cultures all said they did get help from supernatural beings and “gods”. I am saying it’s more racist to think they were just simple minded or superstitious than it is to acknowledge the possibility that there are things beyond our understanding. Every single culture on earth said the exact same things, they said some outside forces or beings from the sky helped them and taught them. It’s more racist to ignore all those indigenous cultures just because a whyte presenter told their story than it is to actually take them seriously and acknowledge their stories.
I grew up in a pub, and I promise you, the first swig of spirits kills your tastebuds. My father often ran hilarious tests on the locals, blindfolding them and having them try to tell the difference between Guinness, Ale, and Lager/Beer. If it was their first drink, they could all tell them apart easily. If they'd had even half a pint of beer -- about as much booze as a swig of spirits -- then they had no idea at all. If you're out for a night of drinking, only ever have the fancy stuff for your first drink. After that, even the cheapest muck will be great!
I grew up in the 70's and lived in Columbus, IN. After the pyramid power books came out, a guy built several sizes of pyramids in his yard. One that was big enough to get into. We always wondered if anything happened to him. The pyramids are still there. I don't know if the same guy lives there, but I think he probably does. I always think about it when I'm driving by.
One of my old elementary/high school friend's dad is German and a student of the work of Rudolph Stiener and has lots of crazy stories. He had constructed a giant wood pyramid frame and my friend could see auras while standing inside it when she was 6. She didn't know anything about auras at that time and said she'd see holes in some people's auras and instinctively used her fingers to sort of smudge the colors into the hole.
Oh my gosh I know what house you’re talking about! I grew up in Jackson and Bartholomew county… I always wondered why he had pyramids in the yard! Small world and so cool to finally have some of the backstory!
Ancient Aliens hypothesis is def a no go. On the other hand, the more you look into the pyramids and all the related topics, the more questions you have. I think the questions out there are more powerful than the answers provided by Egyptology. The thing that is hard about this topic is that there is a logical hole out of any problem on any position. The sad reality is that we will probably never know the true timeline of the construction, restoration, and uses of these sites. But it is damn fun to speculate on it and I think everyone can agree on that.
I'd say that Egyptology is about a hundred years out of date, if not more so. Like so many domains of study, it demonstrates how discoveries advance not according to impartially following the evidence, but according to what's conceptually permissible. And then you have examples of research being explicitly obstructed by people like Zahi Hawass. But I don't think the anomalies can be swept away with readymade explanations forever.
@@heyguysinternet We know more about the Ancient Egyptians than ever before. We can read the hieratic and hieroglyphic texts they left behind and have the benefit from over two centuries of archaeology. I'm a bit stumped how you can claim the field is 'a hundred years out of date'.
@@TankUni I think what he means more precisely is kind of what I was saying. More information just presents more questions. Example: with the relatively new translations of hieratic that we can read, are there any examples of descriptions of techniques used for cutting granite or moving large stones? I’d love to read about that if there are. The point is that this topic is a Pandora’s box. More clarification like translation does not mean we know everything now. It’s just a new beginning.
The energy of this episode is amazing. Hilarious, thoughtful, and informative. It really feels like three friends having a true conversation, not just presenting information, and loving the journey as they talk to each other.
I binged all of season 1 in about a week, and now I am sad that I reached the end of all available episodes. So, I signed up to be a museum member and there is a LOT to keep me busy! Love your content, thank you for all you do!
I made a post a few days ago on the socials about how mundane "miracle" events can have a massive impact -- simply because they are so small, specific and personal. I've seen them change entire belief systems in people and ripple out endlessly through their lives, then others, on to infinity. Very cool to get that mundane bit of synchronicity today 😊
Another fantastic episode guys, discernment is such an important thing to use especially within these genres, thank you for your honest approach to the topics you cover. Thank you for sharing this excellent video with everyone. Best wishes to all of you and your families 🐈
This episode reminds me so much of Bashar channeling - you should discuss it in one of your next podcasts! This alien and bald guy had a CHOKEHOLD on my teenage mind.
I’m loving this so much and not even halfway through. But ….. serious Seinfeld vibes of when Kramer convinced George to go to the “holistic healer” 😂😂😂
One indie researcher (forget who) and author showed in a book how obelisks are representations of space rockets and I’ve never seen them as anything else after that.
Awesome discourse - you guys are literally the real life versions of the Scooby Doo crew. Notes - great pyramid doesn’t have any hieroglyphs also the very mysterious Osirion temple. Christopher Dunn is a legit researcher. Believe he was an engineer for NASA at some point. He made all kinds of specific measurements inside the Great Pyramid so he did some serious research first. He also noted the tolerances of the carved stone are unnecessarily high. To the level of tolerances created by industrial computer guided cutting tools. How did they do that with crude chisels and why would they go that far to cut these stones so precisely unless it had a specific scientific reasoning behind it. Also all the precision in its orientation is another sign of some kind of scientific reasoning and purpose. Keep up the good work! Love this discourse! ❤
For the record, the pyramids originally had a Gold cap and the sides were a smooth white marble, not stepped as they currently are. Lots of what was there has for sure vanished across the ages.
I love this show! I discovered you thru Hellier when it first came out. Also there are 3 obelisks in my state in the New Mexico federal courthouse ,which you all would go on the road in NM
Love yall so much lmao Just the entire podcast sittin there talkin a whole bunch of mess on people lmao So good! Yalls humor is so wonderful! KEEP EM COMING!!
I tried the same thing with a big pissed off spider, but it kept leaving the pyramid to go wait for me in my shoes. He did build a pyramid though oddly enough and start watching Ancient Aliens.
Great episode. AA tried to revamp their formula in later seasons to shed (detract from) the BIG problems with their roots, and it didn't happen. Will be curious to see what all you're able to dig up that I've never seen.
Take a look at the Martin Fleischman Memorial Project channel on YT. Very technical plasma research BUT there's a couple of lives where that discuss ancient carvings showing technical plasma reactions. It will make sense of the Flannigan passage you read out. Also they called the void space in the Great Pyramid because it's necessary for a cold fusion reactor of that type .
I was cracking up the whole time!!!! Make sure you have controls! Idk if you did, but keep both types of alcohol poured out the same amount of time, so that idea of airing out isn't impacted by a fresh pour from the non-pyramid vodka, for example.
I remember reading about this many, many years ago and my first thought was that this was the reason for spires on churches, to gather and funnel prayer energy. It’s fascinating. As for that French pamphlet being the source, wasn’t it a Frenchman who was responsible for tarot cards becoming a divination tool rather than just a game? Those French have a lot of ‘splaining to do, lol. Guys like Toth were probably very smart science wise but I think not smart enough to avoid the power of their publishing company’s advertising department. I think the idea of selling pyramids and related jewelry was probably pushed on them, at least in the beginning. Great podcast guys. As always, you had me both thinking and rolling on the floor with laughter.😊
I have Shockz headphones, bone conduction. Best headphones I've ever used so far. Nice and clear, nothing in my ears, can deal with sweat, exercise. Good mic for talking, most don't know I'm talking to them through these.
I live in Yuma AZ, there’s a little pyramid outside of town going toward the sand dunes. It’s a weird area, the couple that built it are weird, and technically made it a town. It’s weird, I’ve been once
I grew up in Oneida, Tennessee, about 40 minutes north of Knoxville. They have a legend there, around the Big South Fork, of Hurricane Harry, their own Bigfoot. I took my kids there like ten years ago camping and we listened all night to the knocking all around us. Pretty amazing.
You have to spread the vodka shots out over the course of 24 hours. Taking them back to back like that deadens the taste receptors in your mouth and the nerves in your throat and nose. The second shot always goes down smoother
There's no crawling involved in masonic ritual. The reason you find so many similarities between modern rites of initiation is they are likely modified versions of the rites used in ancient mystery schools. These rites have just changed drastically over the years as they were modified for different cultures and religions.
I kept thinking you guys just needed some simple syrup to mix with the lemon juice and vodka... maybe add a splash of soda and pour it over crushed ice. 🙂
Flanagan developing bone induction tech, being involved with New Age culture, and doing government contract work - sounds like a potential overlap with the UFOs as PsyOp angle and the “telepathy” abductees talk about.
You are doing research and experiments to advance your knowledge, therefore you ARE scientists. You don't need a degree or another authority telling you so.
I live next to a very small and very old graveyard. we have at least 2 large granite obelisks. Makes sense when you say they are used for navigation. They could represent navigation to the heavens
They stumbled across them after the last ice age ended, this would in fact be the premise, which does align with the theory that the Sphynx bears signs of water erosion etc.
Dana's face when she takes the "pyramid shot" and she just is like, "Wait. WTF??!!" LOLOL Uh, side about that, my buddy... who is into... some things like this and he had told me about a frequency he read about that is supposed to help take away impurities from water, like tap water. I was like... "Yeah, ok, buddy. Sure. Let's try it." I was kind of humoring him, right? Right. So, we took some tap water in two glasses, put it in front of one of his speakers and he played the frequency for a while and we went and played some Halo for a bit, then went back up to turn the sound/frequency off. I grabbed the glass of water, took a taste and.... we kind of had the same thing happen that you guys did with the vodka. Now, I live in NW Ohio, not Flint, Michigan, so... the tap water isn't all that bad to begin with, but you can still taste a bit of the.... "tap water" about it. However, after this frequency thing, the water did honestly taste way more pure. Now, granted... we had the two glasses of tap water just sitting there and chilling for like an hour or so... so... maybe some of the impurities settled at the bottom, so we had a drink of the top of the water. So... *shrugs*
Who built the pyramids? I lean towards what the Emerald Tablets say and think the Annunaki had a hand in it since they are said to be older than what they’ve actually been dated. And I strongly believe and there is evidence that the pyramids were used to generate incredible amounts of power. The top used to be tipped in gold and the channels underneath helped as conductors. There’s also proof of an explosion it caused which turned the sand around it to glass which you can still see to this day. They are truly an incredible creation.
I’ve learned not to entertain and argue with random narrow minded strangers a long time ago. Debates are great but when you throw in things like “hogwash”, that tells me you’re one of those. And you’re entitled to your opinion as I am mine. Unless you have actual proof you can show that isn’t based on humans limited amount of knowledge and understanding, then believe whatever makes your little heart content. Doesn’t affect me in the slightest.
I had my first cigarette at like 5. My dad's girlfriend had a kid who was a very bad influence. We went into other people's garages in the neighborhood and messed with their stuff. We found cigarettes, and tried to smoke one. It was horrible, of course. Then, at 16, my girlfriend was smoking and I thought I'd join in.. aaannd I became a smoker into my 30s. Not anymore, though. I'm surprised pyramid power wasn't used as a "quit smoking" gimmick.
You should check out the book “Supernature” by Lyall Watson. It was published in 73 by Lyall Watson and mentions the small pyramidal devises used to keep razors sharp as well as many many many other interesting phenomena!!
chris dunn is an accredited engineer and wrote 2 books about pyramids being power plants and there is another person whos saying pyramids are are chemical processing plant and there is a monolith in newyork central park its 3500 years old weighed 200 toms
I think we all enjoy seeing Greg out in the wild doing EXACTLY what we expect him to be doing in the wild
Greg smoking his first cigarette at age 8 is the most pastor’s kid thing ever😂😂😂
I had mine at 12 and thought that was young!
All the pastors kids are generally the wildest
@@susanmissett-king1839I'm smoking one now.
Vodka decants while sitting and brings out subtle flavors and smooths the liquor out. I always let my vodka sit open for an hour or so before drinking. For sure the pyramid helped the flavor though, haha.
exposure to oxygen changes the alcohol, so the longer you leave something sitting out, the more the taste will change (though not dramatically so). A lot of volatile compounds evaporate which is why the flavor can subtly change. If you leave a shot of vodka out for an hour or so, it will appear to have a smoother flavor. If you leave vodka inside a pyramid however, the ethyl alcohol compounds undergo a chemical change that give them mystical properties ✨🔺
Are u Russian?
Greg, are we old enough to hear the story about the flat woods monster yet? Pleeeeeeez? 🥺
That dead bird story is hilarious. Love the shenanigans 😂
I love how Connor, with a perfectly straight face, says..."I need a pyramid" and just casually puts one on his head.
43:30 the pyramid power plant theory also says that they had salt walter channels underneath and they also found copper alloy rods like they were anodes/cathodes. Its really interesting, you guys should do a show on it.
And traces of other chemicals in the passageways.
Yes, the great pyramid is very interesting and worthy of further discussion.
_they also found copper alloy rods_
The only copper found in the Great Pyramid I'm aware of, are copper handles embedded in small plugs in what are probably ventilation shafts in the Queen's Chamber. A robot with a drill sent a camera beyond one of these plugs and found empty space and another plug (without handles) beyond. No wires, etc.
Greg flipping off children made this day so much better.
I am only 40 mins in and I just want to say again, that I love you guys. I’m really happy you touched on the ancient aliens/racist problem bc it really is glossed over in a lot of conversations/communities. So happy to be a part of this one! Also- absolutely love the 70s. I’m with you, Dana. 💃🏽 🕺
Von Däniken may be racist, but the idea of ancient aliens is not. The ancient aliens theory better aligns with the claims of indigenous people whose oral histories state that their people did not build the local pyramids. The mainstream view is more racist in that it disregards indigenous oral histories as 'just stories' with no real historical value. "Shut up, we know you built these"
I mean it’s not actually a problem, it’s more like a deflection from what people don’t want to actually admit. Either we admit all these ancient tribes really did see half human half animal beings, and they really did see giants and all these mythical beings or they are all wrong. It’s more racist to claim they are all just uninformed and ignorant than it is to actually believe what they said they saw?
Hi! I was referring to the conspiracy theory that credits extraterrestrials for the construction of the pyramids in Giza instead of the Egyptians who actually built them.
@@moderatafonte I know, but I am saying that those cultures all said they did get help from supernatural beings and “gods”. I am saying it’s more racist to think they were just simple minded or superstitious than it is to acknowledge the possibility that there are things beyond our understanding. Every single culture on earth said the exact same things, they said some outside forces or beings from the sky helped them and taught them. It’s more racist to ignore all those indigenous cultures just because a whyte presenter told their story than it is to actually take them seriously and acknowledge their stories.
A more nuanced take would be that they are capable of rich mythology and artistry.@@ghost-user559
Greg: " I'll smoke my first cigarette in over 30". Hellier, Episode 3 Season 1 42:45
LMAO I FORGOT ABOUT THAT
I was just thinking this
Ya why say all that Greg?
lol yep! you see them both smoke a fair deal in s1
I grew up in a pub, and I promise you, the first swig of spirits kills your tastebuds.
My father often ran hilarious tests on the locals, blindfolding them and having them try to tell the difference between Guinness, Ale, and Lager/Beer. If it was their first drink, they could all tell them apart easily. If they'd had even half a pint of beer -- about as much booze as a swig of spirits -- then they had no idea at all.
If you're out for a night of drinking, only ever have the fancy stuff for your first drink. After that, even the cheapest muck will be great!
@@tim.dedopulos also I think they were aerating it. it works for both spirits and wine
There's so much truth to this statement.
That’s when the alcohol starts hitting. Everything becomes more tolerable lol including the bar food
Realizing that Greg is wearing an Internet Comment Ettiquette shirt tickled me in the best way
We should get Eric to watch them
I grew up in the 70's and lived in Columbus, IN. After the pyramid power books came out, a guy built several sizes of pyramids in his yard. One that was big enough to get into. We always wondered if anything happened to him. The pyramids are still there. I don't know if the same guy lives there, but I think he probably does. I always think about it when I'm driving by.
One of my old elementary/high school friend's dad is German and a student of the work of Rudolph Stiener and has lots of crazy stories. He had constructed a giant wood pyramid frame and my friend could see auras while standing inside it when she was 6. She didn't know anything about auras at that time and said she'd see holes in some people's auras and instinctively used her fingers to sort of smudge the colors into the hole.
Oh my gosh I know what house you’re talking about! I grew up in Jackson and Bartholomew county… I always wondered why he had pyramids in the yard! Small world and so cool to finally have some of the backstory!
Ancient Aliens hypothesis is def a no go. On the other hand, the more you look into the pyramids and all the related topics, the more questions you have. I think the questions out there are more powerful than the answers provided by Egyptology. The thing that is hard about this topic is that there is a logical hole out of any problem on any position. The sad reality is that we will probably never know the true timeline of the construction, restoration, and uses of these sites. But it is damn fun to speculate on it and I think everyone can agree on that.
I'd say that Egyptology is about a hundred years out of date, if not more so. Like so many domains of study, it demonstrates how discoveries advance not according to impartially following the evidence, but according to what's conceptually permissible. And then you have examples of research being explicitly obstructed by people like Zahi Hawass. But I don't think the anomalies can be swept away with readymade explanations forever.
@@heyguysinternet We know more about the Ancient Egyptians than ever before. We can read the hieratic and hieroglyphic texts they left behind and have the benefit from over two centuries of archaeology. I'm a bit stumped how you can claim the field is 'a hundred years out of date'.
@@TankUni I think what he means more precisely is kind of what I was saying. More information just presents more questions. Example: with the relatively new translations of hieratic that we can read, are there any examples of descriptions of techniques used for cutting granite or moving large stones? I’d love to read about that if there are. The point is that this topic is a Pandora’s box. More clarification like translation does not mean we know everything now. It’s just a new beginning.
The energy of this episode is amazing. Hilarious, thoughtful, and informative. It really feels like three friends having a true conversation, not just presenting information, and loving the journey as they talk to each other.
Best on TH-cam, every episode is better than the last
Great episode! It brought me back to my high school days when I did a book report on Chariots of the Gods, and did the fruit experiment!
I binged all of season 1 in about a week, and now I am sad that I reached the end of all available episodes. So, I signed up to be a museum member and there is a LOT to keep me busy! Love your content, thank you for all you do!
I love Greg's incandescence at the sign-off - pure frustration/rage at a geometric shape. Lmao
I made a post a few days ago on the socials about how mundane "miracle" events can have a massive impact -- simply because they are so small, specific and personal. I've seen them change entire belief systems in people and ripple out endlessly through their lives, then others, on to infinity.
Very cool to get that mundane bit of synchronicity today 😊
Another fantastic episode guys, discernment is such an important thing to use especially within these genres, thank you for your honest approach to the topics you cover.
Thank you for sharing this excellent video with everyone. Best wishes to all of you and your families 🐈
Love that this show dropped just 3 days after an article was published on The Debrief titled... Pyramid Power. 😅 Shout out Micah Hanks
Thank you, Dana, for the Michael = Joe thing. I was picturing Michael as the one from supernatural and he scares me a bit! Joe is much less scary!
Where do we go to contribute to the Drunk History sketches with Connor voiceovers? My wallet is ready.
This episode was so great! The editing, the experiments, and something Greg and Dana's energy was immaculate! Is it because of the pyramids?!?!
It shocks me you don't have more subscribers this channel is just so good lots of love from Australia ❤
This episode reminds me so much of Bashar channeling - you should discuss it in one of your next podcasts! This alien and bald guy had a CHOKEHOLD on my teenage mind.
I’m loving this so much and not even halfway through. But ….. serious Seinfeld vibes of when Kramer convinced George to go to the “holistic healer” 😂😂😂
I want Connor to know that he is not alone in noticing obelisks-I grew up near the Bunker Hill Monument, which is a big ol’ obelisk. I got you, fam.
One indie researcher (forget who) and author showed in a book how obelisks are representations of space rockets and I’ve never seen them as anything else after that.
Awesome discourse - you guys are literally the real life versions of the Scooby Doo crew.
Notes - great pyramid doesn’t have any hieroglyphs also the very mysterious Osirion temple.
Christopher Dunn is a legit researcher. Believe he was an engineer for NASA at some point. He made all kinds of specific measurements inside the Great Pyramid so he did some serious research first. He also noted the tolerances of the carved stone are unnecessarily high. To the level of tolerances created by industrial computer guided cutting tools. How did they do that with crude chisels and why would they go that far to cut these stones so precisely unless it had a specific scientific reasoning behind it. Also all the precision in its orientation is another sign of some kind of scientific reasoning and purpose.
Keep up the good work! Love this discourse! ❤
For the record, the pyramids originally had a Gold cap and the sides were a smooth white marble, not stepped as they currently are. Lots of what was there has for sure vanished across the ages.
If not marble they were plastered and painted.
this is my comfort podcast episode
The best podcast ever. You guys are amazing!! 😂😂😂
56:55 The tones 🌟🎶
”Where do we play this sound?” “ In the space between. “
It’s a great day when the HOP lays down the K-nowledge. That’s Knowledge with the K pronounced with authority.
Sorry to burst your bubble but the pyramids are located right on the edge of the city,theirs a KFC and Pizza Hut about 300 yards from it😢
Yum but not inside em 😅
I love this show! I discovered you thru Hellier when it first came out. Also there are 3 obelisks in my state in the New Mexico federal courthouse ,which you all would go on the road in NM
Love yall so much lmao Just the entire podcast sittin there talkin a whole bunch of mess on people lmao So good! Yalls humor is so wonderful! KEEP EM COMING!!
I love how Dana is INSTANTLY tipsy after that first shot 😅
I tried the same thing with a big pissed off spider, but it kept leaving the pyramid to go wait for me in my shoes.
He did build a pyramid though oddly enough and start watching Ancient Aliens.
Great episode. AA tried to revamp their formula in later seasons to shed (detract from) the BIG problems with their roots, and it didn't happen. Will be curious to see what all you're able to dig up that I've never seen.
First time watching this episode and while Greg is saying "a fire alarm beeping" at 1:38:05 an ambulance siren blasts down the road outside my flat.
Dana: "a dog barking"
my dog: *starts barking*
This was one of the most outright hilarious episodes, great job as always!
Another awesome episode! We all love your work here!❤
"What a Leo would do: we would look for a place to sit down. In the shade."
FACTS.
Fun Fact(s): Notorious Leo Napoleon Bonaparte spent a night in the Great Pyramid, AND he's thought to have had Scorpio rising...
Take a look at the Martin Fleischman Memorial Project channel on YT.
Very technical plasma research BUT there's a couple of lives where that discuss ancient carvings showing technical plasma reactions.
It will make sense of the Flannigan passage you read out.
Also they called the void space in the Great Pyramid because it's necessary for a cold fusion reactor of that type .
I was cracking up the whole time!!!!
Make sure you have controls! Idk if you did, but keep both types of alcohol poured out the same amount of time, so that idea of airing out isn't impacted by a fresh pour from the non-pyramid vodka, for example.
I remember reading about this many, many years ago and my first thought was that this was the reason for spires on churches, to gather and funnel prayer energy. It’s fascinating. As for that French pamphlet being the source, wasn’t it a Frenchman who was responsible for tarot cards becoming a divination tool rather than just a game? Those French have a lot of ‘splaining to do, lol. Guys like Toth were probably very smart science wise but I think not smart enough to avoid the power of their publishing company’s advertising department. I think the idea of selling pyramids and related jewelry was probably pushed on them, at least in the beginning. Great podcast guys. As always, you had me both thinking and rolling on the floor with laughter.😊
I have Shockz headphones, bone conduction. Best headphones I've ever used so far. Nice and clear, nothing in my ears, can deal with sweat, exercise. Good mic for talking, most don't know I'm talking to them through these.
@@noturbusiness2970 it started out as an alternative for mainly kids who don’t like wearing hearing aids. It’s awesome technology 🙌
that is amazing!
You guys owe Connor a ton of ice and a private cool down room after describing Dana's new Egyptian power amulet.
Greg your tshirt game is on point 😂
2 am podcast yes please 🤣
I live in Yuma AZ, there’s a little pyramid outside of town going toward the sand dunes. It’s a weird area, the couple that built it are weird, and technically made it a town. It’s weird, I’ve been once
Love the new hats! Your supplier is a true artist. ❤
Ok. These episodes need more views. There should be millions of views on these. Listen and watch harder people.
I'm glad someone else said it out loud, messing with kids who stare is super fun.
RIP dead pigeon never forget
Can't believe I saw a Big Money Salvia shout out on here! Especially wild cause I am hittin dat Penjamin :D
I found an original paperback of psychic discoveries behind the iron curtain from the 70s.
It's a bit dense
I love watching the pod!!! Thank you for all that y’all do!! Stay spooky 🐈⬛
Climbing on vs climbing inside - ones a top the other is versatile
So funny, much love to you all!
I grew up in Oneida, Tennessee, about 40 minutes north of Knoxville. They have a legend there, around the Big South Fork, of Hurricane Harry, their own Bigfoot. I took my kids there like ten years ago camping and we listened all night to the knocking all around us. Pretty amazing.
That pyramid talisman was well rimmed 😊
Such a fun episode!!!!!
You have to spread the vodka shots out over the course of 24 hours. Taking them back to back like that deadens the taste receptors in your mouth and the nerves in your throat and nose. The second shot always goes down smoother
I loved this episode it was so freaking funny
The pyramid power actually working is cool as hell
Great episode! Thank you.
Dunn is an accomplished Engineer
There's no crawling involved in masonic ritual. The reason you find so many similarities between modern rites of initiation is they are likely modified versions of the rites used in ancient mystery schools. These rites have just changed drastically over the years as they were modified for different cultures and religions.
I kept thinking you guys just needed some simple syrup to mix with the lemon juice and vodka... maybe add a splash of soda and pour it over crushed ice. 🙂
Mix it together and have some banana bread with it haha
Flanagan developing bone induction tech, being involved with New Age culture, and doing government contract work - sounds like a potential overlap with the UFOs as PsyOp angle and the “telepathy” abductees talk about.
You are doing research and experiments to advance your knowledge, therefore you ARE scientists. You don't need a degree or another authority telling you so.
I think the vodka that was sitting out would have had a fair amount of the alcohol evaporate, making it much less harsh by the time it was tasted.
both shots sat out the same time!
@@PlanetWeird i didn’t notice they were poured the same time!!! Pyramids confirmed .
Zach Baggins and Chris Angel probably have the same tattoo artist and still fight on who’s are more badass. 😂
1:07:00 memo to myself
Looking forward to the day when Big Money Salvia reps some Haunted Objects merch
GNARLY skeptic hats! Now I can switch from the tinfoil to this and keep em guessing 😉
Asheville NC has an obelisk monument 😂
Not me googling expensive vodkas to try to figure out what that one is
I hope it isn't Dan Aykroyd's Crystal Skull brand... I don't even drink alcohol, but I want to believe that one isn't entirely terrible!
Yall are the best❤
"The beef. Was squashed."
I dunno, man, it seems like food gets pretty weird under a pyramid.
I live next to a very small and very old graveyard. we have at least 2 large granite obelisks. Makes sense when you say they are used for navigation. They could represent navigation to the heavens
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I need a set of those glasses you guys are drinking out of!!!
They stumbled across them after the last ice age ended, this would in fact be the premise, which does align with the theory that the Sphynx bears signs of water erosion etc.
Dana's face when she takes the "pyramid shot" and she just is like, "Wait. WTF??!!" LOLOL
Uh, side about that, my buddy... who is into... some things like this and he had told me about a frequency he read about that is supposed to help take away impurities from water, like tap water. I was like... "Yeah, ok, buddy. Sure. Let's try it." I was kind of humoring him, right? Right. So, we took some tap water in two glasses, put it in front of one of his speakers and he played the frequency for a while and we went and played some Halo for a bit, then went back up to turn the sound/frequency off. I grabbed the glass of water, took a taste and.... we kind of had the same thing happen that you guys did with the vodka. Now, I live in NW Ohio, not Flint, Michigan, so... the tap water isn't all that bad to begin with, but you can still taste a bit of the.... "tap water" about it. However, after this frequency thing, the water did honestly taste way more pure. Now, granted... we had the two glasses of tap water just sitting there and chilling for like an hour or so... so... maybe some of the impurities settled at the bottom, so we had a drink of the top of the water. So... *shrugs*
Who built the pyramids? I lean towards what the Emerald Tablets say and think the Annunaki had a hand in it since they are said to be older than what they’ve actually been dated. And I strongly believe and there is evidence that the pyramids were used to generate incredible amounts of power. The top used to be tipped in gold and the channels underneath helped as conductors. There’s also proof of an explosion it caused which turned the sand around it to glass which you can still see to this day. They are truly an incredible creation.
I’ve learned not to entertain and argue with random narrow minded strangers a long time ago. Debates are great but when you throw in things like “hogwash”, that tells me you’re one of those. And you’re entitled to your opinion as I am mine. Unless you have actual proof you can show that isn’t based on humans limited amount of knowledge and understanding, then believe whatever makes your little heart content. Doesn’t affect me in the slightest.
I had my first cigarette at like 5. My dad's girlfriend had a kid who was a very bad influence. We went into other people's garages in the neighborhood and messed with their stuff. We found cigarettes, and tried to smoke one. It was horrible, of course. Then, at 16, my girlfriend was smoking and I thought I'd join in.. aaannd I became a smoker into my 30s. Not anymore, though. I'm surprised pyramid power wasn't used as a "quit smoking" gimmick.
Yes, it would be more helpful if the pyramid made your cigarettes taste awful so that you wouldn't smoke them!
You should check out the book “Supernature” by Lyall Watson. It was published in 73 by Lyall Watson and mentions the small pyramidal devises used to keep razors sharp as well as many many many other interesting phenomena!!
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Pyramids are landing and recharging pads for Vimanas, Vril discs, and Merkabah craft.
chris dunn is an accredited engineer and wrote 2 books about pyramids being power plants and there is another person whos saying pyramids are are chemical processing plant and there is a monolith in newyork central park its 3500 years old weighed 200 toms
@@evanb479 as an engineer, it’s fascinating stuff!
If razors are dried off competely after each use, it will stay sharp enough for that many uses, though.
I believe the pyramid complex was an ancient mystery school dedicated to creating a traveling priesthood.
It's magical energy yo!
Just saw the paranormal toe tappers Cody and Satori have a show called "The Haunted Museum." Wonder where there thought of that idea.....