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Remember the "Engine Killer" radio commercials.. that are now innapropriate?

I think Trump read too much in Donald Barr's Sci Fi Book back when his MIT Genius Nuclear Uncle could read it to him.
 

Space Relations: A Slightly Gothic Interplanetary Tale is a space opera novel by Donald Barr, originally published on 17 September 1973 by Charterhouse and distributed by McKay.[2] It was reprinted by Fawcett Crest Books in February 1975.[3] It is one of only two novels Barr is known to have written, the other being A Planet in Arms.[4]

Plot
In the future, humans have formed an intergalactic empire ruled by aristocrats. During a time of war with the Plith, an empire of ant-like alien bug people, ambassador John Craig, a formerly Liberal Earth man in his 30s, is dispatched to the strategically important planet Kossar, a human colony that was settled by the Carlyle Society as a place of exile for political extremists and now is ruled by an oligarchical high council of seven nobles, each of whom is in charge of a different domain with its own traditions. Their boredom and absolute power have driven them to madness, to the point that Kossar's entry into the empire has been stymied by the Man-Inhabited Planets Treaty's clause (written by Craig) against alliances with slave owning societies, due to its practice of kidnapping humans to become illegal playthings of the galaxy's super-rich.

Craig, who now is campaigning to bring Kossar into the empire, had previously been to the planet when the passenger ship on which he was travelling on a return trip from the Betelgeuse Conference was captured by space pirates. Craig spends two years as a slave of the beautiful, sensual, and sadistic Lady Morgan Sidney, the only female member of the oligarchy, with whom he became romantically involved. Together, they lived in her castle, ruling over and engaging in sexual relations with those under their dominion, including an enslaved teenager at a clinic used to breed enslaved people. When Craig stumbles on hints of an alien invasion, he realizes he must escape to save humanity.

Craig is depicted as undisturbed by Lady Morgan's sadism. When he is ordered to sexually assault the enslaved teenager, he enjoys his participation in the act.[5]

JohnnyYou » 07 Apr 2026, 7:10 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2026, 7:10 pm

Remember the "Engine Killer" radio commercials.. that are now innapropriate?

I think Trump read too much in Donald Barr's Sci Fi Book back when his MIT Genius Nuclear Uncle could read it to him.

Good time to test an EMP blast.

JohnnyYou » 07 Apr 2026, 7:10 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2026, 7:10 pm

Remember the "Engine Killer" radio commercials.. that are now innapropriate?

I think Trump read too much in Donald Barr's Sci Fi Book back when his MIT Genius Nuclear Uncle could read it to him.

Space Relations: A Slightly Gothic Interplanetary Tale is a space opera novel by Donald Barr, originally published on 17 September 1973 by Charterhouse and distributed by McKay.[2] It was reprinted by Fawcett Crest Books in February 1975.[3] It is one of only two novels Barr is known to have written, the other being A Planet in Arms.[4]

Plot
In the future, humans have formed an intergalactic empire ruled by aristocrats. During a time of war with the Plith, an empire of ant-like alien bug people, ambassador John Craig, a formerly Liberal Earth man in his 30s, is dispatched to the strategically important planet Kossar, a human colony that was settled by the Carlyle Society as a place of exile for political extremists and now is ruled by an oligarchical high council of seven nobles, each of whom is in charge of a different domain with its own traditions. Their boredom and absolute power have driven them to madness, to the point that Kossar's entry into the empire has been stymied by the Man-Inhabited Planets Treaty's clause (written by Craig) against alliances with slave owning societies, due to its practice of kidnapping humans to become illegal playthings of the galaxy's super-rich.

Craig, who now is campaigning to bring Kossar into the empire, had previously been to the planet when the passenger ship on which he was travelling on a return trip from the Betelgeuse Conference was captured by space pirates. Craig spends two years as a slave of the beautiful, sensual, and sadistic Lady Morgan Sidney, the only female member of the oligarchy, with whom he became romantically involved. Together, they lived in her castle, ruling over and engaging in sexual relations with those under their dominion, including an enslaved teenager at a clinic used to breed enslaved people. When Craig stumbles on hints of an alien invasion, he realizes he must escape to save humanity.

Craig is depicted as undisturbed by Lady Morgan's sadism. When he is ordered to sexually assault the enslaved teenager, he enjoys his participation in the act.[5]

**** you ***.

RebelGator » 07 Apr 2026, 7:13 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2026, 7:13 pm

Good time to test an EMP blast.

I guess the DiscoBubbamater was discombobulated out of service. 

I heard something that JD said it was alien tech.. I could see tuning frequencies to work at the quantum subatomic level in matter.

You have seen the increased daytime fireballs exploding in the sky.. We had a sonic boom here.. Freaked the living shyt out of me..  News said it was military jets..  It was a 40 mile very narrow path that was in earshot.

Asteroids are planet killers.  We could end up being the next batch of oil.

murdock » 07 Apr 2026, 7:20 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2026, 7:20 pm

**** you ***.

You must be an tthe Fartamess 2 Mission.

G'night jack them off.


 

JohnnyYou » 07 Apr 2026, 7:42 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2026, 7:42 pm

You must be an tthe Fartamess 2 Mission.

G'night jack them off.

^^^ This is what gay *** babble looks like.

JYN is on this team:

https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/4X7 ... a1b70x.jpg
 

murdock » 07 Apr 2026, 7:48 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2026, 7:48 pm

^^^ This is what gay *** babble looks like.

JYN in on this team:

image.tmdb /t/p/original/4X7IXq7GqySvYV2YwWNda1b70x.jpg

Breakfast TACOs for everybody!!

On the road to Shambala..

youtu.be/8vO99mmoCf0?si=xWfECXZgQaujMTfV

Five Out..  Looks like this place won't be generating ad revenue today.

 
 

JohnnyYou » 08 Apr 2026, 4:48 am » wrote: ↑

08 Apr 2026, 4:48 am

Breakfast TACOs for everybody!!

On the road to Shambala..

youtu.be/8vO99mmoCf0?si=xWfECXZgQaujMTfV

Five Out..  Looks like this place won't be generating ad revenue today.

More ***  non sense! Blurbble  on ***!

murdock » 08 Apr 2026, 11:00 am » wrote: ↑

08 Apr 2026, 11:00 am

More ***  non sense! Blurbble  on ***!

h88ttps://youtu.be/XtcCwl_sUWw?si=NGMkcCnQ6jg0um38
 

JohnnyYou » 08 Apr 2026, 12:51 pm » wrote: ↑

08 Apr 2026, 12:51 pm

h88ttps://youtu.be/XtcCwl_sUWw?si=NGMkcCnQ6jg0um38

**** you ***

JohnnyYou » 08 Apr 2026, 12:51 pm » wrote: ↑

08 Apr 2026, 12:51 pm

h88ttps://youtu.be/XtcCwl_sUWw?si=NGMkcCnQ6jg0um38

MOre *** babbling.

Johnny You » 07 Apr 2026, 7:10 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2026, 7:10 pm

Remember the "Engine Killer" radio commercials.. that are now innapropriate?

I think Trump read too much in Donald Barr's Sci Fi Book back when his MIT Genius Nuclear Uncle could read it to him.
 

Space Relations: A Slightly Gothic Interplanetary Tale is a space opera novel by Donald Barr, originally published on 17 September 1973 by Charterhouse and distributed by McKay.[2] It was reprinted by Fawcett Crest Books in February 1975.[3] It is one of only two novels Barr is known to have written, the other being A Planet in Arms.[4]

Plot
In the future, humans have formed an intergalactic empire ruled by aristocrats. During a time of war with the Plith, an empire of ant-like alien bug people, ambassador John Craig, a formerly Liberal Earth man in his 30s, is dispatched to the strategically important planet Kossar, a human colony that was settled by the Carlyle Society as a place of exile for political extremists and now is ruled by an oligarchical high council of seven nobles, each of whom is in charge of a different domain with its own traditions. Their boredom and absolute power have driven them to madness, to the point that Kossar's entry into the empire has been stymied by the Man-Inhabited Planets Treaty's clause (written by Craig) against alliances with slave owning societies, due to its practice of kidnapping humans to become illegal playthings of the galaxy's super-rich.

Craig, who now is campaigning to bring Kossar into the empire, had previously been to the planet when the passenger ship on which he was travelling on a return trip from the Betelgeuse Conference was captured by space pirates. Craig spends two years as a slave of the beautiful, sensual, and sadistic Lady Morgan Sidney, the only female member of the oligarchy, with whom he became romantically involved. Together, they lived in her castle, ruling over and engaging in sexual relations with those under their dominion, including an enslaved teenager at a clinic used to breed enslaved people. When Craig stumbles on hints of an alien invasion, he realizes he must escape to save humanity.

Craig is depicted as undisturbed by Lady Morgan's sadism. When he is ordered to sexually assault the enslaved teenager, he enjoys his participation in the act.[5]

Civilization spawns civic minded social behavior every added generation gap keeping a species from getting along ancestrally here 24/7 forward from staying alive now.

Power of suggesting anything else is possible doesn't allow discussions of what never was possible.
Civilization ends when ancestries stop pretending now isn't eternity.

Species becomes extinct pretending eternity doesn't exist in plain sight of adapting here now, one at a time.