But you don't get a brillo pad becuase you want a soft and cuddly experience. You grab that becuase you want something clean. Using the right tool for the right job results in more appreciable output - trying to undo screws with a hammer just makes a mess. The interwebs can allow you to see people - lots of the time without them realising - although I would personally suggest this is a massive waste of bandwidth that could be used for productive C&C. This is ofc just my personal opinion. Physical manifestation of people isn't entirely something I'd personally describe as a feature of the internet.

> IMHO a "meet up" is certainly credible. I personally don't see what benefit this could bring - digital is faster, and generally easier. And cheaper. I like cheap, big fan of not spending money. Dude!!!!! People meet to actually see each other in person! That is part of the fun of the Internet! Some of the coolest people I know I met from just chatting with them online. Hell, I met the women I would eventually marry online. (One at a time, of course. No polygamy here, too stressful.) *EDIT* You are like a bristly old teddy bear. About as soft as a Brillo pad, but generally meaning well. :P

IMHO a "meet up" is certainly credible. I personally don't see what benefit this could bring - digital is faster, and generally easier. And cheaper. I like cheap, big fan of not spending money. To actually make this practical might take a little organisational effort - but it's not beyond the scope of possibilty. Especially if there's a few comming past others car pools and the likes can offset the lack of funds. A little bit of crowdfunding amongst ourselves could likely come up with some coach hire or something. There's multiple options, we've got to be able to make one or more of them work. Again, it was not my intent to cause offense, or to be personally insulting. I readily admit I almost certianly could of selected "better" words, phrases w/e or even gone to greater lengths to explain what in particular would be making it a retarded option. Lack of effort on my part. Pointing out faults is kind of what I do best. At a single glance I tend to observe the operating principles but all I actually see are the holes in the system. The only thing I do better is exploit them, and to be honest that's far too easy for my preferances mitigating them is a much more interesting challenge. Highlighting the fault is within itself an aid - it's remarkably difficult to fix a problem you do not know exists. Therefore a list of faults is actually a list of things to improve, and understanding why it's faulty most of the time tends to suggest the solution within itself. I may not commonly have much "nice" to say, so few things are actually deserved of such, but I do generally attempt to phrase it in a way that leads to an obvious improvement availablilty. Should one fail in that regard, then it should be possible to make up for such a deficit via other means.

Hi 😊 I'm Liann from Durham , mum of 4 and I have a fascinating appetite to learn more about Space and who we share it with !! I watch countless videos of Corey Goode, Sphere Being Alliance , Blue Avians and whistleblowers and I'm excited to what 2018 will disclose and strive to discover more ☝️each day I learn something more of the lies we are being told - and HAVE been told since we were 4 years old - I want to teach my children the TRUTH and show them that there is more to life than war and being governed by teeth bearing monsters 😱😉 anyone agree ?