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  • Scott 2:47 pm on August 26, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Winning to Win 

    So, I’m a little older now than I was when I was younger. I’m taking care of my body using more advanced training methods than I used to. I want to be in good shape, so I’m trying new stuff.

    I’m on a training program that NASA developed for astronauts so they could work outside the shuttle without a spacesuit. I’m on a diet of things that are so good for you they are all extinct. I’m learning a form a martial art that they used to turn monks into ninjas in 36 hours (it was cheaper because they already had a house full of dudes).

    It’s likely that at some point I’ll develop the ability to turn myself invisible during this training. That’s not explicity provided for, but it seems like I would get some kind of superpower before this is all done. Turning invisible is way better than just being invisible. If I was invisible all the time I would feel left out and lonely.

    I don’t know yet how I’m going to put all this triaining into use, but you can be sure that whatever I choose it will be minor and insignificant. Part of my ninja training is how not to be noticed. Most people think that ninjas can turn invisible, which is a misnomer. Ninjas have the ability to become so boring and so irrelevant that you just don’t notice them anymore. Even if you try to find them.

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  • Will 12:07 pm on June 11, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    *squeak*
    *pop*
    *squeeeeeeeeeeak, squeak* *pop*
    *wikkiwikkiwikki squeeeeeak… pop*

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  • Alex 7:35 am on May 17, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Three weeks of silence. 

    So, you don’t have an army. You’ve never waged war. You might never have delivered a killer head-butt. But you fight battles none-the-less.

    There may be a great difference between being peaceful and actively making peace.

    Dead Pocket Station is taking three weeks of silence to consider this blessing of Jesus: “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God.”

    We will resume the usual postings after June 8.

    Bless you all,

    Alex, Kurt, and Will

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  • kurt 4:24 pm on March 11, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    New Design at the Dead Pocket Shop! 

    Check out the new t-shirts, mugs, and more featuring Abraham No. 2.

    For more on Abraham No. 2, click here!

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  • Alex 3:19 pm on February 11, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    This Little Light Of Mine 

    In a rare, serious post, here’s Will and his daughter singing together from some time back…

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    • Stephen Ingrum 3:50 pm on February 11, 2010 Permalink

      Great, great, great! I just made my ringtone from Tami a clip of Greyson singing.

    • blbgw 8:09 am on February 12, 2010 Permalink

      You know how I loved it!!! I listened(carefully/intentively) several times through!

    • Carol 11:37 am on February 14, 2010 Permalink

      OMG…she has VERY good syncopated rhythm.

  • kurt 11:58 am on January 2, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Ancient Secrets Revealed! 

    A recent archeological excavation has uncovered very surprising artifacts that reveal ancient translations of long-lost secrets. Dr. Irving Mosshammer recounts the magnitude of the find, “In ancient Babylon, the poets carved into thick stone blocks cut to roughly 4-inches by 6-inches.”

    The stones found reveal what anthropologists, linguists, and dentists think is a ceremonial ritual of some kind. Possibly involving pigs.

    Feliz Navidad, Feliz Navidad, Feliz Navidad, Prospero Año y Felicidad.

    The closest experts have come to translating into English has resulted in this rough script:

    Pick up a pig’s* head. Pick up a pig’s* head. Pick up a pig’s* head. A person who catches his mouth with a stick**.

    The scientific world at-large has been positively receptive to the find, and somewhat encouraging about the shovel operator who developed a blister in the process.

    Will modern archaeological finds reveal a history hidden for ages? Or will the secrets of the ancient world prove just another step on the long path of human kind?

    *This could refer to any small domestic animal.
    **This could refer to any small pointed object.

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  • Will 4:58 pm on December 7, 2009 Permalink | Reply  

    Found Photo Collage: Superstitious 

    collage1superstitious

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  • Will 6:25 pm on July 23, 2009 Permalink | Reply  

    Pocket Watch (Video) 

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