Anyone catch this documentary? I'm not here to argue the points made therein, but just to say it is obvious very early on that patient 17 is a vintage motocrosser from Southern California. I might even guess he posts here.
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Yeah harry where? Lol
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If you like uncle tony's meatballs, you'll love his sausage
Now that's Italian
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Just watched the trailer on YouTube, gunna watch it later, I'm gunna eat some Mexican and margeritas, looks interesting, who's the moto guy? I seen a guy on an adventure bike, maybe
G-MAN? Lol
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If you like uncle tony's meatballs, you'll love his sausage
Now that's Italian
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Uncle Tony wrote:
Just watched the trailer on YouTube, gunna watch it later, I'm gunna eat some Mexican and margeritas, looks interesting, who's the moto guy? I seen a guy on an adventure bike, maybe
G-MAN? Lol
I think he's about 18" too tall for that......
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If you like uncle tony's meatballs, you'll love his sausage
Now that's Italian
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I’ll have a margarita for you ole harry
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If you like uncle tony's meatballs, you'll love his sausage
Now that's Italian
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I did not catch the documentary. Can you give us a quick synopsis?
Never mind, I'll Google it.
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“Adhering to 1970’s Standards of Political Correctness”
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I did like the 'Coast to Coast AM' intro music that they played every now and then, the rest was pretty silly.
The one guy, the heavier set guy who was revealed as Patient Fifteen at the end, was he actually the guy who was sort of linked to Timothy McVeigh?
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I did like the 'Coast to Coast AM' intro music that they played every now and then, the rest was pretty silly.
The one guy, the heavier set guy who was revealed as Patient Fifteen at the end, was he actually the guy who was sort of linked to Timothy McVeigh?
Interesting...don't know. Tell me what you know, Apple Brower!
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"Apple Brower.". Don't mean to toot my own horn, but that is near the top of the bro names I've birthed. 
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Ok harry I watched it and I must say I enjoyed it, I'm fascinated by this stuff, but who is patient seventeen? He had a beautiful1975 Honda cr125 elsinore, the only person that I could think of is Newmann
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Uncle Tony wrote:
KMC440 wrote:
Thems some purdy viddles ya'll got thair.
Steak and shrimp with black beans and rice in Chipotle sauce, and yes it was good
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If you like uncle tony's meatballs, you'll love his sausage
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APLMAN99 wrote:
I did like the 'Coast to Coast AM' intro music that they played every now and then, the rest was pretty silly.
The one guy, the heavier set guy who was revealed as Patient Fifteen at the end, was he actually the guy who was sort of linked to Timothy McVeigh?Harry Backmon wrote:
Interesting...don't know. Tell me what you know, Apple Brower!
I can't remember the entire story but it looks like they originally thought that he was John Doe #2, which they later determined was Terry Nichols. There were some tie-ins with McVeigh, but not any evidence that could solidly tie him to the actual OKC bombing.
The guy in the film doesn't really look 50+, but it's hard to tell and it's also hard to know when this 'documentary' was filmed. It definitely could be him, and I wouldn't be surprised. The backgrounds sound pretty much the same.
http://articles.latimes.com/1995-05-13/local/me-249_1_thousand-oaks-high-school
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GeorgiePorgie wrote:
So what is this about without giving away the ending?
Its about a surgeon who claims to remove alien implanted nanotechnology from people.
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much ty. How to spot a paid forum poster/artificial forum traffic producer (see list of actions/phrases below):
Copius pattern amounts of phrases like “Anyone have”..., “Anybody know?”.... and their variations.
Thoughts?
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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What a load of horse shit. There wasn’t surgery. There wasn’t post operative anything. They made a small incision in an office setting. And drew blood. Far from surgical excision.
I do wonder tho...is patient 17 a vitalmx member ?
Once they disclosed patient 15 was the scientist this is all bullshit. What a load of bullshit.
Patient 17: The guy probably crashed his mini bike as a kid and got a fragment of his chincy footpeg in his shin that his body encapsulated......
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GeorgiePorgie wrote:
What a load of horse shit. There wasn’t surgery. There wasn’t post operative anything. They made a small incision in an office setting. And drew blood. Far from surgical excision.
I do wonder tho...is patient 17 a vitalmx member ?
Once they disclosed patient 15 was the scientist this is all bullshit. What a load of bullshit.
Patient 17: The guy probably crashed his mini bike as a kid and got a fragment of his chincy footpeg in his shin that his body encapsulated......
That’s what I was thinking when I watched the trailer. This dude wrecked someone’s vintage works bike and got a piece of unobtainium stuck in his leg. 
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Dr Leir was a podiatrist by profession and stumbled into these "alien implant" removals almost by accident. I think his first one was in the late 90's ? I know he wrote a book awhile back that was funded by Robert Bigelow (of Bigelow Aerospace) . So either Bigelow can be bamboozled easily(doubtful),or he thought Leir was possibly on to something.
Anyway --of even greater importance ,who is Patient 17 and how would us Vital guys know of him ??? I did notice that
he had original Elsinore grips on that 75 CR125,though, lol.
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