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The Conspiracy Thread

The Conspiracy Thread

let's get those imaginations going

Orright, this game is about coming up with a conspiracy and can be fictitious or about real life.  For instance it could be about the government and or its agencies, about Stardock technology or about the pirates... anything so long as it's a conspiracy.

Orright, here goes to start off...

Word has it that the CIA and FBI have teamed up with Stardock to make Dreamscapes of various agency personell doing everyday things like training, interrogating suspects and blowing up suspect builings that may (or may not) house contraband, explosives and other such paraphenalia not considered safe in the hands on non-governmental agencies.

Now while these deskscapes may have excisting scenes for your desktop entertainment, and they appear to be much like other deskscapes in composition, they are in actual fact quite different in that the people in the dreamscapoe can actually see you and what you're doing.  The premise is that the greatest threats come from within, in suburbs just like your own, and that people with computers are now the greratest menace, due to the ability to phise, hack into places you're not supposed to be, and reading emails os such figures as Sarah Palin... so they're gonna be watching from now on, from within the deskscapes, just to see if you're up to no good.

Stardock also benifits from this shared technology, like they can see if you're using things like RocketDock and StyleXP, and if you are, Stardock now has the ability to zap those non-Stardock apps via deskscapes so you're gonna be more inclined to purchase things like OD plus and WB instead... and if you persist in using non-Stardock apps, they can and will zap you via a specially designed lazer shock device that transfers via Deskscapes to your mouse and or keyboard.  So be warned, kiddies, keep your SD subs up to date and don't be tempted to try that free dock or cursor app that looks so invitingly cool.

 

OK, you can carry on along this line or come up with another conspiracy of your own... I'm sure the twain shall meet somewhere along the line.

:) :-" ;P O:)

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Reply #51 Top

Quoting Alternate, reply 25
I'm beginning to suspect that this is a decoy thread, a part of a classic distraction technique if you will.... I'd point out a pattern only there doesn't appear to be one...

That was my first clue.

Clueless is the first step to wisdom, Grasshopper....

If you are Alternate Setting and not yet another diversion.

Reply #52 Top

Quoting starkers, reply 24
You know, of course, who wrote the program for Ccleaner?Are you trying to tell me that Bill Gates is the Puppeteer?

Well I'll be!

   Have you noticed the paintbrush, starkers? ==>  

Reply #53 Top

Have you noticed the paintbrush, starkers?

Ah, ha, so now we're getting to the bottom of it... the WC winky with Bill Gates' paintbrush... and we of course know that Stardock is a MS partner these days.  Hmmm, and naturally, we can't leave Zubaz out of the equation.  It is becoming more and more evident that Zubish is in actual fact a covert code which furthers the cause of the conspiracy. And to think, all this time we've been taking the mickey out of Zubaz and not giving credit where credit is due... that he's brainier than we first thought.  I mean, those zebras skin pants aren't exactly a dead give away, now are they.. so who'd have thunk it, that Zubaz actually has an IQ?

:-"

 

Reply #54 Top

Alone, a rock against the storm: A bulwark against the floodtide of Conspiracy he stands at his lonely outpost resolute our Hero!

Reply #55 Top

The caffeine in coke is not the addictive part,.......its actually that bloody  'dyanamic ribbon' that they so ferociously copyright...... (it has hypnotic powers)

 

ciggarettes dont give you cancer, they calm you, the powers that be just dont want a calm society (back in the 40's and 50's and probably further back, doctors promoted ciggies as stress relief).......i rest my case. 

 

because L.S.M.F.T  Lucky Strike means fine tobacco, so round so smooth, so firm and fully packed. Luckies taste better, cleaner, fresher, smoother.  If you want better taste from your cigarette, lucky strike is the brand to get, its toasted to

give you the best taste yet,.......its the toasted cigarette.

Reply #56 Top

Kitty....the cigarette family is happy you wrote this.

The only toasted camel I ever had was in the Sinai Desert...Didn't eat it....the poor baby got caught in the middle of a war.

The whole war thing is yet another distraction. Countries have wars to divert your attention from the fact that the international corporations and the families that own them are making a mint on the venture.

Reply #57 Top

Ok, this is taken from the movie "Kalifornia" [Brad Pitt, David Duchovny]

 

"Folks needing breakfast is a myth - put out by the cereal people"

 

 

Reply #58 Top

Alone, a rock against the storm: A bulwark against the floodtide of Conspiracy he stands at his lonely outpost resolute our Hero!

The only hero at the end of the day will be the bloke who locates the Puppeteer, reveals his true identity to the World and then locks him in a 6' x 2' cell... could be a pine box, who cares, so long as the Puppeteer is out of action and can do us no more harm.  I mean, look what he did to probably the most famous, most recognised muppet of all, George W Bush... had is hand up his butt for so long it created undue pressure on his (er) brain (????) and nobody has been the same ever since.

O:)

Reply #59 Top

The caffeine in coke is not the addictive part,.......its actually that bloody 'dyanamic ribbon' that they so ferociously copyright...... (it has hypnotic powers)

Ah, somebody else who has discovered the great Coke conspiracy!  Sure they want you to buy the product, but the 'hypnotic' ribbon was actually designed in such a way as to have consumers behave in an irrational and unconventional manner... especially if they mixed their Coke with alcohols such a rum, scotch and bourbon, etc.  The idea behind the irrational behaviour, it's reported, is to have large numbers of the populace so engrossed in acting like a pratt that they're oblivious to Coca Cola's plot to take over the World... especially when those consumers mixed alcohol with their Coke.

I am only able to report on this sinister conspiracy because I suspected the dynamic ribbon was impregnated with hypnotic suggestions and began wearing my rose coloured glasses to counteract the devastating effects, particularly when Coke and alcohol are mixed.  Fortunately, I was made patently aware of the 'acting like a pratt' syndrome induced by Coke mixed with alcohol - somebody showed me video footage of a drunken escapade in which I stripped stark bollock naked and and sat atop the flag pole of the local cop shop - and I so gave it up so as not to be oblivious to the sinister plot Coca Cola hatched to have consumers go ape shit while under the influence.

Of course, the alcohol producers are in on this, but that's another story.....

:-" O:) ;P

Reply #60 Top

Kitty....the cigarette family is happy you wrote this.

Of course it is.... and the chemical they put in cigarettes to make people think it's OK to smoke didn't get in there by accident.  That was also a carefully contrived scheme by the tobacco lords to have people believe smoking is socially acceptable and makes them look cool.  And of course, Coca Cola and the alcohol producers invested in this conspiracy by lending their top chemists to create the 'come on it's cool' ingredient in smokes... because they concluded that drinking and smoking go hand in hand and thus can reap them all huge profits at huge expense to consumers.

So, if any of you suddenly find yourselves stark bollock naked atop the flagpole at your local cop shop with a smoke hanging out your mouth, you'll know that these subliminal messages and dubious marketing tactics really work.

O:) :-" ;P :rofl:

Reply #61 Top

"Folks needing breakfast is a myth - put out by the cereal people"

Now there's another conspiracy that really gets my goat - he prefers his cereal in the afternoons - that Kellogs and the like try to get us buying their product on a 'so-say' health kick.   And what really pissed me off was when the sales of corn flakes went down and Kellogs came up with this brilliant idea to have our kids nag like crazy for corn flakes by tossing a bit of suger over them, repackaging them in a box with a tiger pic on it, calling them Frosties and charging twice the price for the privelege. 

Bastards, like they hadn't already wrung enough money out of us from throwing a bit of cocoa over 'Rice Crispies' and calling them Coco Pops!  I mean, it's not like these damned cereals are that good for our kids... what with all the preservatives, artificial colourings and added sugar!  Like have you ever seen a hyper-active kid on Froot Loops?  It's very much like an athlete is when on steroids and speed, laced with Ecstacy and Viagra to envigorate the passion and stiffen the resolve to win.  Yup, hypo kids on Froot loops are unstoppable, and all those artificial colours have them so hyped up that they're hell bent on ripping the playground equipment out of schoolyard and wanting to take it home cos mum and dad can't afford it after spending huge wads of cash on breakfast cereals.

And, you know, it's these poor kids who grow up to be mesmerised by the dynamic ribbon and drink coke mixed with alcohol and end up sitting atop flagpoles stark bollock naked with a smoke hanging out their mouths.  I don't blame my parents for giving me Froot Loops (which ended up transcending to Coke, then alcohol mixed with coke, thus causing me to climb the cop shop flag pole stark bollock naked) but the chemists and marketing gurus who conspired to make these products irresistable to poor unsuspecting and innocent kids.  It's just NOT the parents faults... those "I want Froot Loops" tantums at the supermarket were only forgivable the once... after that parents bought the Froot Loops without a fight so's they could show their faces at the store again.  Kellogs know this, and that's why their marketing boffins keep coming out with 'new' and tastier cereals the kids must have... or else.

 

:-" ;P O:) :-"

Reply #62 Top

That was sheer brilliance starkers!!!!! :thumbsup:

 

Also.. they tell us breakfast is the most important meal of the day?

BULL.. I haven't eaten breakfast since 1980 and I never will either.

For one, unless you've been "active" most of the night instead of sleeping.. then your body has been doing nothing.. but idling.. therefore requiring nothing when you wake up.. you're not burning enough energy in your sleep to make breakfast imperitive.. right?

One could argue that you need breakfast to start off your day.. but if you're not hungry, and you pack on the calories before work, or whatever.. you're going to start your day feeling sluggish, and bloated!

Reply #63 Top

That was sheer brilliance starkers!!!!!

Why thank you!  I like conspiracy theories and making up a load of old bollocks for a giggle, so if can give a giggle to others from something I enjoy doing, it's a bonus and helps make my day.

Also.. they tell us breakfast is the most important meal of the day?

BULL.. I haven't eaten breakfast since 1980 and I never will either.

I haven't eaten breakfast in almost 40 years anf it has done me no harm.  Even when I was working 12 -14 hours a day moving people, most often I would only have an evening meal and nothing else to eat all day, just plenty of water/drink.  Now that is hard work requiring a lot of enegy and strength, and I did it on just one meal per day without ill-effect.

One could argue that you need breakfast to start off your day.. but if you're not hungry, and you pack on the calories before work, or whatever.. you're going to start your day feeling sluggish, and bloated!

Exactly!  That's why these days I get stuck into the cereal late afternoons... to avoid getting weighed down and feeling sluggish in the mornings. Like I don't need any help in getting off to a slow start these days, so I ravenously consume cereal in the afternoon so I have a slow start to my evenings instead. :-"

However, no matter how tempting they look, all pretty colours in a brightly decorated and highly inviting package, I avoid Froot Loops like the plague... well these days I do.  Last time I ate them, I was with my mother in the supermarket and threw an almighty tantrum until she bought a couple of packs.  Poor mother, she had an awful time, embarrassingly trying to explain why her 54 y/o son was chucking a mental in the cereal aisle, on his back on the floor and throwing his arms and legs every which way but loose. 

Yup, Kellogs have a lot to answer for, not to mention explaining to do!  It's a known fact that artificial colouring and preservatives in food can cause hyperactive kids behavioural problems - those supermarket tantrums - yet they still put them in Froot Loops and other cereals... all in the name of profit and to drive up sales through parental embarrassment.

All I can say is that it's just as well GWB doesn't eat Froot Loops and drink Coke from the bottle (his minders pour it into glasses so he doesn't see the hypnotic dynamic ribbon and become mesmerised (not that anyone would really notice) by it), otherwise there'd be a cop shop somewhere in Washington missing the top of its flagpole.  Given that he's one muppet who's come in for special attention from the Puppetmaster, there's probably one or three cop shops in Washington that can be thankful they've not lost a lot more than just the tops.

O:) ;P

Reply #64 Top

In reality ALL of water on the earth has been in some kind of animals pee. :) Drink up!

 

Yes, I drink nothing but water, or recycled piss.

Reply #65 Top

Quoting starkers, reply 13

 
However, no matter how tempting they look, all pretty colours in a brightly decorated and highly inviting package, I avoid Froot Loops like the plague... well these days I do.  Last time I ate them, I was with my mother in the supermarket and threw an almighty tantrum until she bought a couple of packs.  Poor mother, she had an awful time, embarrassingly trying to explain why her 54 y/o son was chucking a mental in the cereal aisle, on his back on the floor and throwing his arms and legs every which way but loose. 

 

LMAO!!!!

I did that to my grandmother when I was 5, I took my clothes off in the supermarket and ran around nekkid until she got me what I wanted.. then copped a hiding later on :D

Reply #66 Top

I did that to my grandmother when I was 5, I took my clothes off in the supermarket and ran around nekkid until she got me what I wanted.. then copped a hiding later on

Hmmm, seems to me you had a thing for getting nekkid at a very early age.  Having just come fron the 'If I' thread and seeing there that nekkid huggles are in the offing, I'm pleased... er, relieved that you didn't grow out of it.  Unlike my first wife, who liked to get nekkid in her younger days, but who as she got older, started to wear loose-fitting neck to toe jump suits to ensure everything was covered up... hidden completely from my view.

That too, of course, was part of a much larger conspiracy engineered by the textile companies to sell more fabric after the hot pants craze.  My ex wasn't into hot pants (and if she had've been I still would never have gotten her out of them), but the textile companies teamed up with fashion gurus to make these 'cover up everything' jump suits the must have fashion statement of the century and targetted women just like my ex with ads like: "Tired of men ogling your body, sick of your partner finding easy access to have his wicked way with you, then get a cover-all jump suit with lockable zipper to keep prying eyes and wandering hands off your assets.  That, and womens lib, killed off post-marital relations, all in the name of selling a few more yards of fabric and tens of thousands of zippers, not to mention the padlocks, which were designed to look like feminine fashion accessories, when in actual fact they were really 'get the f**k out of my space statements.

Fortunately for mankind, the condom manufacturers saw a decline in sales as a result of this and teamed up with sassy French fashion designers to reintroduce the mini skirt as being the fashion must have... which is a good thing because otherwise the divorce rate would be up, suiting perfectly the divorce lawyers who make bundles of cash from other peoples misery.

You see, there's a conspiracy behind every corporate desk and in every covert corner frequented by big and small businesses alike, so isn't it fortunate that I started this thread so people can be made aware of conspiracies they've never even heard of,  Yup, it's my community service to all the average joes who would otherwise get sucked in chewed up spat out and ripped off.

O:)

Reply #67 Top

hehe I'm actually really shy, seriously :blush:

 

Ok.. conspiracy theory.. I'm starting to think Doc [JBHL] is right.. I think my cat is plotting against me.. she keeps jumping on my keyboard and making posts under my name.. she posted that nekkid stuff the little bugger! :meow:

Reply #68 Top

'skinhit' spelled sideways is 'hi stink'

coincidence?

 

Reply #69 Top
hehe I'm actually really shy, seriously
Nah, please, say it isn't so!!!!!!
Ok.. I think my cat is plotting against me.. she keeps jumping on my keyboard and making posts under my name.. she posted that nekkid stuff the little bugger!
Yeah, sure! Like I haven't heard that one before...."My cat did it" Yup, if I had a dollar for every person who blamed the cat when in actual fact they had deliberately stared at the dynamic ribbon on the Coke bottle to get the ball rolling, then mixed their Coke with alcohol and got nekkid with a whole bunch of other people, I'd be filthy rich. In fact, it's so common these days, the occurrence is no longer called a phenomenon. Nope, it's considered a daily event of little significance and nothing to be concerned or embarrassed about.... and that's exactly what Coca Cola and the alcohol producers want us to think. Personally, I never needed hypnotic dynamic ribbons, Coke and alcohol to appreciate/get involved in a nekkid hug, but that's just me and again I digress... Look, you're among friends here, many of whom who have also been mesmerized by the dynamic ribbon and gotten nekkid after indulging in a few rum and Cokes, so there's no need to feel ashamed and blame the poor cat. Sure, some conspiracies are evil and insidious, like the big banks ripping off customers, but others (like those that involve getting nekkid and group hugs) are not such a bad thing, particularly in this day and age when things are becoming so impersonal because of busy work schedules and globalisation. It's a sad, sad thing that the Puppeteer has us so busy jumping through hoops and doing his bidding just to earn a living and make ends meet. It's an insidious conspiracy of the worst kind, so if there's a conspiracy that we should embrace, it's the one where we tear down all those impersonal barriers and get nekkid.
Reply #70 Top

Yes... yes Bill.. Bill has a plan, it started off with win95.. an implant here and there until one bug grew into a bigger bug , all just stepping stones prequalling his enormous fortune, and now he has the means to be drug overlord.. wait.. no, that was Tony Montana!! *_*

Reply #71 Top

Crackers the clown is really  a T.Y.P secret agent (telstra yellow pages)

Steven Speilberg is an alien... (how typical of him to fuck with the plot of indiana jones and mix myan with aliens....*rolls eyes*...its proof enough for me.

Reply #72 Top

WC has not one "send HG free pizza" button. A total conspiracy by Zu to keep the masses from sending me life sustaining Pizza, so he can hoarde it for himself.  Just like them karma points...  8(| /me wonders if them points are actually pizza points used to tabulate the amount of pizza one will recieve this year.......  <_< >_> Sneaky buggers.. 

 

 

/me wanders off after spotting a shiny tin foil hat to wear..

Reply #73 Top

lolol

 

Ohh Kitty, don't you just despise telstra *_*   bastards sent cops to my house and all I did was threaten to blow up their main building 8|   <---- Genuinly confused look.

 

 j/j  or.. am I

Reply #74 Top

Here ya go....these will get your conspiracy juices flowin!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt1Lo-WPDQg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hdvbp3izSAI&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEzly4w3s5o&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ5qsBf0kCI&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCZne25GocI&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKyDGzRDGos&feature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nD7dbkkBIA&feature=related

Reply #75 Top

Crackers the clown is really a T.Y.P secret agent (telstra yellow pages)

I've often wondered about him... why he goes around public phones replacing the white pages with its yellow counterpart.  And it's really annoying because you then have to ring the operator to get private numbers.  I mean, it wouldn't be so bad if all the operators were polite and helpful, but alas, not all of them are.  Like the other day, I had to call the operator to get a private house number and she abused me for not looking it up in the phone book. Hah, me being the smart arse, however, didn't refer to there being no phone book, instead got angry and said: "Look, lady, I can't effing read, and it's your job to give me the effing nimber I effing well want... and if you can't do that without abusing me because I can't read, then I'm effing well going to the anti-discrimination board to effing well report you."

That did the trick... I got the number I wanted and a very polite "now you have a very nice day and thank you for calling".  But yeah, there's definitely a Telstra conspiracy going on, and I think it has to do with the executive stress levels, with Telstra being cheapskates on getting them proper stress and anger management courses.  No, what they do is put stressed and angry executives on the switchboard to take operator inquiries until they've abused enough customers to get it out of their systems.

Yeah, it all makes sense now!  To ensure they get enough operator calls for these stressed out execs to burn off all that pent up aggression, they get Crackers the clown to go around removing the White Pages from public phone booths.  It's just not right, you call to get a number they've denied access to, and then have some stressed out exec read you the riot act for not using the phone book that isn't there.  So yeah, thanks for bringing this one up, Kitty.  Now I'm going to my equally useless member of parliament to complain under the Telecommunications Act about the whole shamozzle.