Speaker 1: Hey guys, Hey guys, and welcome to episode seventeen. I'm
Speaker 1: Mike and I'm Austin and this is a Strange Thing podcast,
Speaker 1: Very strange, all right, Austin. So we're back for another
Speaker 1: discussion on our favorite topic, at least for this week,
Speaker 1: which is what rock, Strange rock, strange rock rock.
Speaker 2: You look at me, weird.
Speaker 1: I'm listening.
Speaker 3: You're just you're just you're not going to participate. You're
Speaker 3: gonna just watch me talk.
Speaker 1: No, letting you talk. I'm not going to interrupt.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, well let's let's just we should just do
Speaker 3: an overview of the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 3: So Episode one of Strange Rocks was about what let's hear.
Speaker 1: Your tait a new hope, A new hope, Yeah, but
Speaker 1: it was a rocky place. Episode one was about our
Speaker 1: trip to Melba.
Speaker 3: Yeah for map Rock, which was our kickoff. And map
Speaker 3: Rock if you are just joining us and haven't heard
Speaker 3: the first episode, or if you have joined us but forgot.
Speaker 2: Bless you geez.
Speaker 3: Map Rock is a large rock about what about thirty
Speaker 3: miles away from here in Meridian, Idoh, where our studio is,
Speaker 3: and on that rock is a giant petroglyph, a bunch
Speaker 3: of rock art, or they call it scratch art. Yeah,
Speaker 3: rock scratch and but these are unique because they have
Speaker 3: supposedly been around for a long long time. The estimates
Speaker 3: are up to fourteen thousand years. But it is a map.
Speaker 3: It is it is like.
Speaker 1: It's supposedly a map.
Speaker 3: It is estimated and estimated and pontificated that it is
Speaker 3: a map. Wow, And it's a map pontificatedly the Snake
Speaker 3: River Plane.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: If it is a map and it's debatable, then it
Speaker 3: is the oldest map known map in the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It is a very hard piece of cartography. It's rock hard,
Speaker 3: rock card cartography.
Speaker 2: So we started.
Speaker 3: Off talking about that because that was a weird thing
Speaker 3: that was so close to us, and it was kind
Speaker 3: of fun.
Speaker 1: It is weird.
Speaker 2: And we hopped into the van.
Speaker 3: It was our first drive in the IDV Investigation Destination
Speaker 3: Vehicle and we just got it. And it's kind of
Speaker 3: a really old box van that I found. It's got
Speaker 3: two hundred and fifteen thousand miles on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's a Chevy Room Forever boat type.
Speaker 3: Yeah, alf motor. But anyway, we drove all the way
Speaker 3: down there and it didn't blow up, and we just
Speaker 3: we didn't put anything in the back really except for
Speaker 3: some camera equipment, and we we we went to the
Speaker 3: rock and looked at it, took some pictures, and we
Speaker 3: went and had an altercation with a rattlesnake, and then
Speaker 3: we packed up and went home and we did our
Speaker 3: podcast on that, and then we talked a little bit
Speaker 3: about other locations close by that also has a lot
Speaker 3: of petroglyphs.
Speaker 2: And then episode two.
Speaker 1: We speculated hard.
Speaker 2: We did. We did some hard speculation.
Speaker 3: We got into the weeds a little bit on iconography
Speaker 3: and rock art and that maybe they're not just rock art,
Speaker 3: maybe they're actually a very complex idiogram centric kind of emoji. Yeah,
Speaker 3: emoji and icon So it was basically a communication system
Speaker 3: that didn't use like alpha numeric kind of symbols, and
Speaker 3: it wasn't word based, and it was something that was
Speaker 3: what they called a language of the mind, which meant
Speaker 3: that it just bypassed the need to have spoken or
Speaker 3: written language. You didn't have to read it and then
Speaker 3: interpret it into a word and then have that word
Speaker 3: process the meaning it. It was just a meaning. When
Speaker 3: you see these things, they are just meaning. So that
Speaker 3: was pretty interesting. We talked a little bit about martineau
Speaker 3: lvaugh or Levan, I'm not sure which way you pronounce it,
Speaker 3: and how he had a unique life and a unique
Speaker 3: kind of position where he was able to possibly find
Speaker 3: a very scientific method for interpreting the iconic structures of petroglyphs.
Speaker 3: And so this episode we thought we'd get in a
Speaker 3: little more in the weeds about what petro cliffs are.
Speaker 3: And for those of you that haven't seen him, all
Speaker 3: you have to do is look up petroglyphs and you're
Speaker 3: gonna get a butt load of these things. One thing
Speaker 3: kind of unique about him is that they share lot
Speaker 3: of common imagery. And it doesn't matter if it's North America,
Speaker 3: South Amdical North America, South America, up in Canada, Peru,
Speaker 3: I don't know, pennsyl Tucky way down south, or if
Speaker 3: you're in the Middle East, or if you're in Egypt,
Speaker 3: or if you're in Australia Boswana.
Speaker 2: A lot of.
Speaker 3: These things are the same. The symbols that you see
Speaker 3: are very much the same. And not only that, we
Speaker 3: talked a little bit about that they are contemporary, so
Speaker 3: it's not like things were happening here two thousand years
Speaker 3: after it happened in Egypt. These things were simultaneous. They
Speaker 3: were going on in different continents at the same time.
Speaker 3: And that's very interesting too, because a lot of these
Speaker 3: have very strong similarities.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So everybody's kind of getting the same yeah, seeing the
Speaker 1: same thing and recording similar things at the same.
Speaker 3: Time, right, And what's really weird about that. That kind
Speaker 3: of suggests that they have the same genesis, that they
Speaker 3: have the same starting point, that they shared a common ancestry,
Speaker 3: I guess, is what you'd say. And that's a mind
Speaker 3: blower because we're talking about it's not like the you know,
Speaker 3: a one continent world called Pangaea where everybody was all
Speaker 3: together and all of a sudden everything split apart and
Speaker 3: then there were people, you know, one hundred years later
Speaker 3: after they split apart, that we're doing the same things
Speaker 3: because they had the same technology in the same ancestry.
Speaker 3: So anyway, so you have these people's doing these similar
Speaker 3: things in different locations across the world. So, right, there
Speaker 3: is a strange thing that you could go down some
Speaker 3: very weird rabbit holes on and I think we should
Speaker 3: venture there just a little bit.
Speaker 1: I think we should test the waters in the rabbit hole?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what why is there water in the rabbit hole?
Speaker 2: You had to go.
Speaker 3: To the bad Yeah? Why are they happening at the
Speaker 3: same time? I mean, you try to come up with
Speaker 3: a theory something happened.
Speaker 1: It's just the natural progression of humanity.
Speaker 2: You see. That could be it too, like oh, I.
Speaker 1: Stubbed my toe. I'm gonna put something near because I
Speaker 1: keep my stubbing my toe here. Yeah, and then other
Speaker 1: people come over and they're like, man, why is that
Speaker 1: thing there? And he's like, oh, I'm tired of explaining it.
Speaker 1: I'll like show a foot hitting that thing and everybody.
Speaker 1: I went with a weird example, but I think you
Speaker 1: understand that it's it's just like a natural progression to do,
Speaker 1: like make up a symbol for something.
Speaker 3: For the environment that you live in, and how to communicate.
Speaker 1: Like everybody does it kind of naturally. Even my kid,
Speaker 1: like he wants something, he reades for it. That's how
Speaker 1: you know he wants something because he's reaching. It's a
Speaker 1: similar kind of thing.
Speaker 3: And if you don't have a written language, like some
Speaker 3: some kind of alpha numeric kind of language, you can't
Speaker 3: write it down like in language that people can read,
Speaker 3: and if they spoke a different language, it wouldn't make
Speaker 3: any sense to him anyway. So if you have an
Speaker 3: icon icon, if you have an iconographic system, then you
Speaker 3: can communicate across language barriers. So yeah, so maybe they
Speaker 3: develop those things simultaneously because it was a way that
Speaker 3: they could communicate and humans are smart, so they just
Speaker 3: naturally did it. Maybe maybe, So another possibility. And if
Speaker 3: you look in like the Biblical narratives you have in
Speaker 3: the time of a Peleg where it says that the
Speaker 3: languages the continent split, and then you also have the
Speaker 3: Tower of Babel where prior to the Tower of Babbel
Speaker 3: everybody supposedly spoke the same language and then they were
Speaker 3: dispersed and everybody spoke different languages right in that narrative.
Speaker 3: So maybe you had that kind of scattering system at
Speaker 3: some point in time. So even though they could not
Speaker 3: speak the same language, they could still use iconographic methods
Speaker 3: and body language or sign language to communicate. Maybe that
Speaker 3: was their workaround, right, could be I don't know, so,
Speaker 3: I mean, we're just guestimating here, but it's fun. So
Speaker 3: you could get really creepy here. You could say UFOs
Speaker 3: dragons in every major culture. You have these legends and
Speaker 3: mythologies about visitors from a different world or outer space
Speaker 3: who come down as gods and they interact with humanity,
Speaker 3: and then when they interact with humanity they give them
Speaker 3: special knowledge and abilities. And then you also have these
Speaker 3: kind of I don't know what we call gods that
Speaker 3: came down and hung out with humans. They also, and
Speaker 3: a lot of the legends and mysticisms, get excited when
Speaker 3: they see human women and they think of bow wow,
Speaker 3: check of bow wow, and they take as many of
Speaker 3: them as they want, and they pro create and they
Speaker 3: have these hybrid offspring.
Speaker 2: Nice. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So these legends are all over the place. They're in
Speaker 3: Native American mythologies, they're in South American mythologies, they're in
Speaker 3: Middle Eastern mythologies, they're everywhere Asian mythologies.
Speaker 1: It's in there, you can find it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, maybe all of this stuff is
Speaker 3: kind of tied together. Maybe this outflux of this iconic
Speaker 3: nonverbal language of the mind is a remnant of these
Speaker 3: interactions with beans from a different dimension or outer space
Speaker 3: or whatever that came here gave us that also, and
Speaker 3: also they they gave us like a way to communicate
Speaker 3: that maybe they didn't have before. Now this is like
Speaker 3: totally out there weird, weird stuff, but hey, this is
Speaker 3: a strange thing, strange thing, so we're gonna talk a
Speaker 3: little bit about the potential of strange things and anyway,
Speaker 3: So that's creepy deal. Okay, Now, let's pull out of
Speaker 3: the rabbit hole, let's ascend, let's rise ethereally towards the
Speaker 3: heavens and plant our feet on solid ground, or maybe.
Speaker 2: It's a simulation of solid ground.
Speaker 3: Which pillar are you gonna swallow? Red pill or blue pill? Anyway,
Speaker 3: So now we got all of these rocks all over
Speaker 3: the world that have rock, scratch or art on them,
Speaker 3: and we're not talking about pictographs because that's a different thing.
Speaker 3: That's when they paint on rocks. Austin, you had a
Speaker 3: hard time.
Speaker 1: With that, didn't you?
Speaker 2: Did you did? Last time?
Speaker 3: You had a didn't heck of a hard time, harder
Speaker 3: than stone, that's how hard of the time you had
Speaker 3: with this. But pictographs are painted on rocks, or rather things.
Speaker 3: Petroglyphs are chiseled or scratched rocks.
Speaker 1: Pictograph you add material, petroglyph you take away material. That
Speaker 1: was what I said, and that's pretty much hitting the
Speaker 1: nail on the head.
Speaker 2: Picked a petra.
Speaker 3: Pricks, picked a peck of pickled rocks. Yeah, we've got
Speaker 3: these rocks all over the planet that have been chiseled
Speaker 3: on or scratched on, and lo and behold, guess what.
Speaker 3: A lot of them have the same or similar kinds
Speaker 3: of iconography. Iconography iconography, iconography which is which is weird?
Speaker 3: Some of those We're gonna talk a little bit about
Speaker 3: some of those things with those symbols.
Speaker 2: To me that are shared across the contents.
Speaker 3: All right, but before we get there, do we want
Speaker 3: to tell them what we did?
Speaker 2: What did we do this last weekend?
Speaker 1: We tried to find some rocks.
Speaker 2: Well, we found a lot of rocks.
Speaker 1: We just found one and it scratched my elbow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you didn't find anywhere with petroglyphs on it. Austin
Speaker 3: just pulled up his shirts and showed me this gigantuan
Speaker 3: bruise on his I mean I missed if I'm part
Speaker 3: of me is like enthralled with looking at the big
Speaker 3: giant bruise on your thigh.
Speaker 2: The other parts like wow, white.
Speaker 3: And why are you showing and pulling your shorts up
Speaker 3: so high.
Speaker 1: I don't showing you it is.
Speaker 2: It's a nasty breeze. He's got a lot of.
Speaker 1: Contrast between the dark purple well and the light white leg.
Speaker 3: Why and how did you get that bruise, Austin? Maybe
Speaker 3: that'll be a good segue.
Speaker 1: Well, we went out into the desert on what to
Speaker 1: a place called Initial Point in initially that's where we started.
Speaker 2: We got a bruise.
Speaker 1: Nice anyway, We went to Initial Point in the.
Speaker 3: IDV Investigation Destination vehicle.
Speaker 1: And inside the IDV were two I D mvs no
Speaker 1: Investigation Destination mini vehicles.
Speaker 2: I guess that kind of works.
Speaker 1: Motor vehicles.
Speaker 3: We rolled the motorcycles and in the desert we got
Speaker 3: a gigantuan Why ramped so now we can just drive
Speaker 3: the bikes right up into the.
Speaker 2: Back of the box van.
Speaker 1: Pretty sweet.
Speaker 3: We strapped him down, We took him out into the desert,
Speaker 3: which was about We drove about what twenty five miles
Speaker 3: out there? Yeah, and then we found a nice.
Speaker 1: Dirty, dirty dust parking area.
Speaker 3: And we unloaded the bikes and we went for long,
Speaker 3: probably about thirty five miles. It's fun and Austin crashed once,
Speaker 3: but he was okay.
Speaker 1: I think the handlebar smacked me in the head and
Speaker 1: gave me that bruise.
Speaker 3: But all I know is that I was staying back
Speaker 3: a little bit because I let you go ahead, and
Speaker 3: you went around the corner. I saw a big puffet
Speaker 3: dust and you're standing up with your arms in They're like, oh, dude,
Speaker 3: down and it was kind of upside down a little
Speaker 3: bit and laying down into the ditch, and so it's
Speaker 3: really hard to pick that thing up on a steep.
Speaker 1: Hill with the rut right there. It was above me.
Speaker 1: When I stood up, like.
Speaker 3: I was, some gas filled down a little bit and
Speaker 3: the oil is kind of dripping a little bit. I
Speaker 3: had to like get off my bike, which you know,
Speaker 3: didn't fall over, and I had to walk up to
Speaker 3: him and help him lift it because there's no way
Speaker 3: on that incline that you could have got it up
Speaker 3: and held it.
Speaker 1: I could have done it. It's actually not that I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: I thought we did pretty good.
Speaker 1: It's funny way going. Dad's motorcycles like this kind of
Speaker 1: more dirt bikey looking thing, and it's like when he goes,
Speaker 1: and then mine's like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you're more of a windy bike, and mine
Speaker 3: is more sound like the Jetsons, something like that. Well,
Speaker 3: you have two cylinders. I have one, right, I just
Speaker 3: have one big cylinder. You have two small cylinders.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you're you're cylinder's bigger than my two combined.
Speaker 2: That's what she said. But I can't believe I said that.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a great titles going out and rode
Speaker 3: around and spent a day out in the sun.
Speaker 2: It was very hot, and.
Speaker 3: He's like squeaking and bult and he's behind the weird
Speaker 3: body is talking.
Speaker 2: Something's going on. Yeah, but we had fun. See you're
Speaker 2: a little budget. We are not. You're talking about this
Speaker 2: kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: And if you have any illusions that we have money
Speaker 3: and are buying like really nice equipment, na, we're buying
Speaker 3: the best equipment that we can get for the money
Speaker 3: that we have.
Speaker 1: The cheapest best.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the cheapest best.
Speaker 3: And you know we're semi mechanical and creative in how
Speaker 3: we maintain things or create things, so that helps.
Speaker 2: But we don't have much money.
Speaker 1: Nope.
Speaker 3: So that's why when you look at the pictures and
Speaker 3: you kind of chuckle, because we're kind of like hickesh hi. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're hickety yickity. Hey, that's the way we are, and
Speaker 3: that's why we rolled. Maybe someday, if we get a
Speaker 3: lot of listeners because you share us with lots of people,
Speaker 3: maybe we can make some money off this and maybe
Speaker 3: we'll buy some really good stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you guys want to put us in some
Speaker 1: GS twelve fifties or some yeah and with or Mercedes.
Speaker 3: I said the wrong, Yeah, the wrong German motor vehicle company.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: If you guys want to give us the prototype for
Speaker 1: a BMW van, that's cool too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we'll try it out for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we better get back to our topic. Yeah, we
Speaker 3: had to just throw that out there. We're going to
Speaker 3: start down the trail of weirdness tonight a little bit.
Speaker 3: We were talking about that there are common symbols on
Speaker 3: petroglyphs about the world, so I thought it'd be fun
Speaker 3: just to go over just a few of them, not many,
Speaker 3: and they're going to get kind of weirder as we
Speaker 3: go along. So let's just start out with the common
Speaker 3: one that's almost on all of these petroglyphs, which are animals.
Speaker 1: Perfect.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're usually like animals that are hunted or maybe
Speaker 3: ridden or you know that people hold as sacred, you know,
Speaker 3: those kinds of things. So you'll see birds, You'll see
Speaker 3: lots of like stock and yeah that they hunt and
Speaker 3: eat for protein, deer and antelope and that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: And then you'll see horses, You'll see dogs, nice, You'll
Speaker 3: see all kinds of stuff like that. So there's like
Speaker 3: a lot of animals.
Speaker 2: Bears. I think there are bears.
Speaker 1: You ever seen that movie Brother Bear.
Speaker 3: In fact, I know there are bears because there are
Speaker 3: bear tribes and well they're spirit animals basically, So a
Speaker 3: lot of times you'll see these things, these creatures that
Speaker 3: aren't quite real creatures. They'll have extra things like wings
Speaker 3: or and those are like spirit animals or spirit guides
Speaker 3: that maybe are associated with like the medicine man of
Speaker 3: the tribe or the shaman or whatever. So another thing
Speaker 3: that you'll find on these are like different kinds of
Speaker 3: pic or I almost said pictograss scratch art that look
Speaker 3: like like a weird kind of boogeyman. And those are
Speaker 3: usually representations for the to some man or the shaman
Speaker 3: or whatever the tribe. And so they do all kinds
Speaker 3: of things. They ask for, you know, rain, they ask
Speaker 3: for help in hunting. You know, it's kind of like praying.
Speaker 3: And so those guys are there a lot on the
Speaker 3: pictograph on thelyphs, on the petroglyphs.
Speaker 1: Every time we mess up that word take a drink, Well, yeah.
Speaker 3: We could do that for our drinking game for those
Speaker 3: of you this episode. Yeah, for this episode only. If
Speaker 3: we mix up Picta and Petro, you can have a
Speaker 3: free beer drink. But there you go from us, not
Speaker 3: necessarily just take a drink yea of whatever you're drinking.
Speaker 1: What the like? Well, the guys on the stream thing
Speaker 1: podcast that we could have it for free because they
Speaker 1: messed up a sentence.
Speaker 3: All right, well we should probably you know, while we're
Speaker 3: here talking about the drinking game is so our drinking
Speaker 3: game is very simple. If we say but anyway, if
Speaker 3: we if you hear the dogs.
Speaker 2: Bark, if you hear the word, yeah, we haven't used
Speaker 2: that word.
Speaker 1: Been holding out. I'm waiting for somebody to.
Speaker 3: We really haven't had anything nefarious on these things.
Speaker 2: Yet to talk about, but we will. We're getting there, okay,
Speaker 2: So anyway.
Speaker 3: If you hear those words, then you get to take
Speaker 3: a drink. But also, while we're doing the podcast.
Speaker 1: If he says, picked a peppers. Yeah, yeah, we make
Speaker 1: up make.
Speaker 3: If we make up picked a petra, then you can
Speaker 3: have a drink pervect Okay, So where were we talking
Speaker 3: about before that?
Speaker 1: There's like shaman people that are displayed in these rocks,
Speaker 1: and then there.
Speaker 3: Are oh you're asking me, going on, we're gonna you've
Speaker 3: looked at some of these, you could probably. So you
Speaker 3: see a lot of like lines almost like Roman numerals.
Speaker 3: You'll see like a bunch of lines, or you'll see
Speaker 3: things like dots that are in like a like in
Speaker 3: a matrix kind of pattern.
Speaker 2: Which is really weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they'll just be like just like chisel dots. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but in a in a graph kind of structure. And
Speaker 3: I don't know what those mean. You guys can do
Speaker 3: research and find those if you want. Another thing that
Speaker 3: you'll see is a lot of humanoid figures. Makes sense, Yeah,
Speaker 3: And what's really strange about these and we'll go down
Speaker 3: this road a little bit more in a bit, but
Speaker 3: a lot of them have six fingers. WHOA, Yeah, so
Speaker 3: that makes people speculate a lot of things.
Speaker 2: A lot of the time that.
Speaker 3: You see a six fingered representation on a petroglyph They
Speaker 3: are large and they are strange.
Speaker 1: I got a reason for that. Okay, tribalism, right, they
Speaker 1: didn't really branch out to different tribes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, extra fingers because they know that's the British and
Speaker 3: bad teeth. Sorry, nope, that's not true. Actually they did.
Speaker 3: You know, the royal families. They tried to like keep
Speaker 3: it in the family.
Speaker 1: They're lizards.
Speaker 2: Well, it didn't work out very good.
Speaker 1: Their bad teeth is because they have reptiles.
Speaker 3: They are right with the you know, the secret hand signals,
Speaker 3: and if the light hits their eyes right, you can
Speaker 3: see they're actually serpentine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, rabbit hole jumping out of the rabbit hole. Okay.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so there are a lot of these.
Speaker 3: Kind of strange humanoid figures. Sometimes there are maybe the
Speaker 3: shaman or the medicine man, or sometimes there's something else.
Speaker 3: And a lot of times I'll have six fingers. I
Speaker 3: read some of the interpretation of that is that means
Speaker 3: that there are many people. So if you see a
Speaker 3: hand on a on a humanoid with six fingers, that
Speaker 3: just means there were multiple people.
Speaker 1: It's the plural form of people is dude with six fingers.
Speaker 2: Well, think about it.
Speaker 3: It's a lot easier to chisel one more finger than
Speaker 3: to do a whole bunch of characters.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: Okay, so that's what they get. That's one of the
Speaker 3: things that I read. But I like the idea that
Speaker 3: maybe there's some more nefarious thing going on there.
Speaker 1: Well played, did you drink if you want so?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you've got these weird things like that. Other
Speaker 3: things you'll see are spirals. Now, spirals are debated all
Speaker 3: over the place. Some people say, oh, that means that
Speaker 3: you're by water. Some people say, no, that's the sign
Speaker 3: of the cosmos and eternity and our role in a universe. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the Milky Way and that. You know, back then, they
Speaker 3: didn't have so many lights at night, so the sky
Speaker 3: was very vibrant and they would look up and they
Speaker 3: could see that everything rotated around the North Star. I
Speaker 3: guess if you were in this side of the hemisphere.
Speaker 2: So spirals are another thing you see everywhere.
Speaker 3: You see a lot of circles with dots in the middle,
Speaker 3: and sometimes out of those kind of like a nipple
Speaker 3: or a target.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you see a.
Speaker 3: Lot of nipples chiseled into the rocks, or it could
Speaker 3: be a wide eyeball, but it.
Speaker 2: Looks like that.
Speaker 3: So it's a circle with a chisel dot in the middle,
Speaker 3: and sometimes they're by their selves, and sometimes there are
Speaker 3: lines that come out of them at a certain an angle,
Speaker 3: and most of those they believe are water glyphs.
Speaker 1: Water glyphs, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Water glyphs, so they point to water. So if you
Speaker 3: see a circle and it's got a dot in the
Speaker 3: middle and then it's got a straight line out of
Speaker 3: the center of the circle, that chances are that could
Speaker 3: be a water glyph.
Speaker 1: And the line would point at water.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, So it's basically saying, if you're here, go
Speaker 3: that way, yeah, water this way.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 3: And the theory is with the circles and the dots
Speaker 3: that that means basically, you are here on that.
Speaker 1: Petroglyph, you are the circle.
Speaker 2: Do right.
Speaker 3: And so sometimes on some interpretations of the spirals they
Speaker 3: mean like if they go they go around and then
Speaker 3: end going up, that means go up, and if it's
Speaker 3: the other way, then it means go down. So and
Speaker 3: especially the directional directional kind of a compass type thing
Speaker 3: that we have on our maps. Now it's that kind
Speaker 3: of thing.
Speaker 1: Right, does it start on the outside.
Speaker 2: It starts on the inside.
Speaker 1: It starts on the inside and goes out.
Speaker 3: And if it starts on the outside and goes in,
Speaker 3: that means go down. But they both go clockwise. I know,
Speaker 3: it's confusing.
Speaker 1: I see what you mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look up spirals and and that and you'll you
Speaker 3: can see that they can go.
Speaker 1: To directions clockwise in or clockwise out is the same. Well, no,
Speaker 1: it's different.
Speaker 3: And then if you go out and then you get
Speaker 3: to the end of the spiral and then you have
Speaker 3: a straight line or it curves back over, that could
Speaker 3: mean that's the direction you go.
Speaker 1: That's weird. And then you go like up that direction.
Speaker 3: You go up, and then if it points, say to
Speaker 3: the north, then you go that way. And so spirals
Speaker 3: are are found all over the place. Martineau Levon Levan
Speaker 3: he is the one that kind of broke that code
Speaker 3: of the spirals as a directional device for finding the
Speaker 3: information in petroc glyphs. Right, So basically a lot of
Speaker 3: the petroc glyphs were like directional petroc glyphs that kind
Speaker 3: of pointed you to the next Petroc glyph that had
Speaker 3: more information, that pointed you to a giant panel that
Speaker 3: had the information that they wanted you to see. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so that's I mean spirals are there, and the dots
Speaker 3: with the circle in the middle that that is also
Speaker 3: usually the endpoint, So that means this is where the
Speaker 3: treasure is. That's like dot marks the spot. Yep, pretty
Speaker 3: much like that spot marks the spot. Yeah, So we
Speaker 3: had those a lot of these things. You'll see them.
Speaker 3: Another thing you see are a lot of parallel lines, right,
Speaker 3: and they can be connected with the line at the top,
Speaker 3: or they could have two lines at the top, or
Speaker 3: sometimes they're just free floating and those are usually interpreted
Speaker 3: as many. So it could be like if there's a
Speaker 3: figure of a human and then a bunch of those lines.
Speaker 1: There's like a bunch of people.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then if you see a long line with a
Speaker 3: human kind of attached to it, that means this is
Speaker 3: the path. And it could be a path like of
Speaker 3: you know, direction, but it could also be a path
Speaker 3: that you took to get to a place in your life,
Speaker 3: so it could it doesn't have to mean a location geographically.
Speaker 3: It could mean the situation that you're in in your life.
Speaker 3: So a person that made bad choices on a path
Speaker 3: of bad choices that the line could mean bad choices interesting,
Speaker 3: and then there were symbols for death and that kind
Speaker 3: of stuff.
Speaker 2: So those right, So those are there.
Speaker 3: You see like a lot of like weird patterns that
Speaker 3: are it's almost like a specific design pattern, almost like
Speaker 3: a floral pattern. It's kind of round, almost looks like flowers.
Speaker 3: And those are found in Ireland. They're also found down
Speaker 3: in Nevada, which the oldest known petroglyphs in North America,
Speaker 3: well actually in America's is outside of a place called
Speaker 3: Winnemucka Lake. And I'll put some pictures up on our website,
Speaker 3: and these things are supposed to be like really really
Speaker 3: really old crazy And what's really crazy is they match
Speaker 3: petrick glyphs that are in Ireland that are very very similar,
Speaker 3: and it just kind of makes you, what in the world,
Speaker 3: how do.
Speaker 1: They get on the same page, right? How do they
Speaker 1: get on the same rock yep?
Speaker 2: And they're the same age.
Speaker 1: That's weird.
Speaker 3: So were these chiseled by ancient peoples or was there
Speaker 3: some other kind of bean or creature that's chiseling on
Speaker 3: these things? So like the legend out of Winnemucka Lake
Speaker 3: and Nevada is that giants carved these things into the.
Speaker 2: Rocks, and something very similar is in Ireland. But we're
Speaker 2: not there yet. I want to go there yet.
Speaker 3: We're getting that, we're getting there. We're gonna get weird
Speaker 3: Irish giants. So we talked about dots and dots and
Speaker 3: circles and then the linear lines and I don't know,
Speaker 3: just get online, look up Petrick glyph. You're going to
Speaker 3: see tons of these. A lot of them are like
Speaker 3: especially down in like the southern Utah and Arizona and
Speaker 3: New Mexico and the desert areas down there, and they
Speaker 3: are probably a little bit younger than some of the
Speaker 3: other ones, but they have a lot more elaborate kinds
Speaker 3: of depictions of animals and medicinemen and shamans and those
Speaker 3: kind of things, and they're really really well done. They
Speaker 3: seem to be more sophisticated or more artistic something on
Speaker 3: other rocks. And there's a lot the things you see
Speaker 3: on the rocks are more recognizable as things where the
Speaker 3: stuff that we see on map rock, I mean, there
Speaker 3: are lots of lines and squiggles and circles and things
Speaker 3: like that. Maybe some spirals and maybe some antelopen deer,
Speaker 3: but the majority of it isn't anta open deer. Down
Speaker 3: in southern Utah and New Mexico and Arizona, and in
Speaker 3: California and Nevada, there are a lot more more slot
Speaker 3: machine creatures.
Speaker 2: Are slot machines. Yes, they'll not be something to see you,
Speaker 2: but there's slot machines ten thousand years old.
Speaker 3: So that kind of gets us to, you know, we're
Speaker 3: talking about these symbols that are maybe more recognizable, and
Speaker 3: we were talking about that a lot of these are
Speaker 3: common in the Americas and that a lot of them
Speaker 3: are common throughout the world. So I'm just going to
Speaker 3: throw one out there that's very common all across the
Speaker 3: Americas and actually all over the world, and that is serpents,
Speaker 3: snakes or winged serpents, winged serpents, dragons nightmare. Yes, Now,
Speaker 3: these things are everywhere, and there's a lot of mythology
Speaker 3: around them. So up until this point, a lot of
Speaker 3: the things we're talking about aren't necessarily mythological. They're just
Speaker 3: things that they see in everyday life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and directional and meaning right.
Speaker 3: Right, So we're turning the corner a little bit here.
Speaker 3: When you start seeing things like dragons looking things or
Speaker 3: serpents that have wings. Then you're turning into something that's mythological. Now,
Speaker 3: the Native American people have tons of legends and mythologies
Speaker 3: about creatures, so like things that are human.
Speaker 1: But they're not humanoid being right, just for discussion, austin
Speaker 1: anthropomorphie would be like making things human like Bambi. You're
Speaker 1: giving human characteristics to an animal.
Speaker 3: Right, So they're giving human characteristics to a creature.
Speaker 2: Of mythology, what could be.
Speaker 3: Up until now we're talking about real creatures and stuff
Speaker 3: like that that are represented. So now we're talking about mythologies.
Speaker 3: So the dragon, the serpent, the wings serpent, they're found
Speaker 3: in a lot of petroglyphs.
Speaker 2: Right throughout the world.
Speaker 3: So let's just take wing serpent for a while. Okay,
Speaker 3: wing serpent. Wing serpents are found in Native American petroglyphs
Speaker 3: across the entire well, across the whole content, so you
Speaker 3: can go to South America. Quetso Kuadal was a wing
Speaker 3: serpent god basically.
Speaker 1: Okay, so something that's recognized as being.
Speaker 3: Worshiped, yes, worship and also from the skies. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: so he comes from the.
Speaker 2: Skies and he's a god.
Speaker 3: And Quet's old couadals prenzels. So yeah, so you can
Speaker 3: go down to South America and you have quets Old Kuadal.
Speaker 3: So he's this deedy form, all right. So you can
Speaker 3: go to Egypt and you have the wing serpents.
Speaker 2: You can go to.
Speaker 3: Japan and you have the flying serpents, the winged serpents,
Speaker 3: the bronze serpents. You can go into Judaism and you
Speaker 3: can find stories about the brazen serpent that was raised
Speaker 3: on the pole and the serpent that was in the
Speaker 3: Garden of Eden. You can go to China and you
Speaker 3: have the wing serpent. You can go to Assyria and
Speaker 3: have the wing serpent. So this is a depiction of.
Speaker 1: Door dragged dragged the bat. He's like a snake, m
Speaker 1: yeah kind of.
Speaker 3: But it's something in mythologies not just related to Native
Speaker 3: American cultures, but across the world, and it always deals
Speaker 3: with something that's either a demi god, something from outer space,
Speaker 3: something from it that came from the skies, something that
Speaker 3: was a extra terrestrial, a fallen angel like Satan in
Speaker 3: the Garden of Eden, the serpent form that he took,
Speaker 3: the dragon that's always found, like a lot of Chinese
Speaker 3: kind of mythologies, and also in Japan, I mean in Thailand,
Speaker 3: it's everywhere. I just find that a really big turning
Speaker 3: point because they all share, all of these cultures share
Speaker 3: the same genesis of this serpentine creature that's found everywhere, wing, snake, dragon,
Speaker 3: whatever you want to call it. Why the heck is
Speaker 3: that that is something your little thing that you said
Speaker 3: earlier about you know, maybe it's because the human race
Speaker 3: is kind of at the same place at the same time.
Speaker 2: So there, because of their brain, they just.
Speaker 1: The same.
Speaker 2: They've all this does not fit that example.
Speaker 1: Actually, there is there's something I heard of once, so
Speaker 1: I've got a theory too. I got one. So you've
Speaker 1: heard of those sea snake like I don't know what
Speaker 1: they're called. There's they're really long, skinny snakes.
Speaker 2: That can jump off and kind of soar and fly.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I don't know that'd be scary. There are
Speaker 1: some snakes like they swim, they kind of they dwell
Speaker 1: under the surface. Yes, I heard once that it got
Speaker 1: really hot and they actually, because they're full of water,
Speaker 1: they actually evaporated floated and they were up in the sky.
Speaker 1: And then the next time it rained, the snakes actually fell.
Speaker 1: I made that up. I got nothing but that picture
Speaker 1: of the snake. Well he's like, well you know they were, like.
Speaker 3: There are and this is a total tangency deal Rod.
Speaker 3: But they have all kinds of stories of like things
Speaker 3: getting picked up in water spouts or whatever and being
Speaker 3: and dropping like frogs, geysers, no fish and snakes and
Speaker 3: frogs and stuff that somehow get picked up and moved
Speaker 3: in a whirlwind or cyclone or whatever, I don't know,
Speaker 3: and then they fall and people are.
Speaker 2: Like, going on, welder toads just fell from the sky.
Speaker 1: Didn't know we were saying something about this place not
Speaker 1: feeling odd.
Speaker 2: That's documented. That's a real thing. It's a strange thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if we're we don't want to get
Speaker 3: into it too deep, but we should do an episode
Speaker 3: on reptail tiles or something.
Speaker 1: Airborne things.
Speaker 3: Well, you've seen lots of movies where like people fall
Speaker 3: out of the sky for no reason. That many movies,
Speaker 3: you know, watch enough TV. Then obviously the corner we turned,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna find more of these as we talk
Speaker 3: more in the next episode, because we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 3: kind of hedge away from Peck to griffs.
Speaker 1: Nice. Everybody get to drink.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I think I will pick the griff the animal.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh ah, it was good.
Speaker 1: You just do with your mouth.
Speaker 3: So what I'm saying is is that we're gonna turn
Speaker 3: a corner here and we might still call it Strange Rocks,
Speaker 3: but we might start talking more about the mythologies of
Speaker 3: some of these cultures that used pets or glyphs as
Speaker 3: a communication system, and it's gonna get really, really weird.
Speaker 3: I think it already got weird, well it did, but
Speaker 3: it's gonna get weirder because I mean, it's so ripe
Speaker 3: Native American legends and mythologies and stories. They are so interesting,
Speaker 3: and these same stories are everywhere throughout the world, maybe
Speaker 3: with a different twist, but they have common characters. And
Speaker 3: it's the common characters that kind of get me excited
Speaker 3: because it's really strange. How come they share these same characters.
Speaker 1: They all have the same characteristics.
Speaker 3: They're all like, yeah, like the or the wing snake
Speaker 3: or the wing dragon. Okay, so that's just our launch
Speaker 3: pad from all over the world, from all over the world.
Speaker 2: They're everywhere in the world.
Speaker 3: Now we're gonna find other ones too that are found
Speaker 3: in Native American legends and mythologies, and we might use
Speaker 3: that as our springboard. But we're going to talk about
Speaker 3: these creatures in mythologies that are found on petroglyphs, by
Speaker 3: the way, and we're going to a specific destination on
Speaker 3: this train, which is going to be fun and that
Speaker 3: will launch our next series. The next series is going
Speaker 3: to be something that everybody talks about on all these
Speaker 3: kind of strange shows. It's a big topic. It's one
Speaker 3: of the most fun topic. It will connect to ancient aliens.
Speaker 3: But it's a more hairy situation.
Speaker 2: Let's just say.
Speaker 3: Let's just say that it leaves bigger prints than most
Speaker 3: we're going to. That's where we're heading. But before we
Speaker 3: get there, I think we need to do a little
Speaker 3: more conversation about some of the mythologies that are found
Speaker 3: in the petroglyphs and the cultures of the peoples that
Speaker 3: created the petroglyphs. And so that's where we're gonna go.
Speaker 3: So I think we should just stop here.
Speaker 1: At dragons, dragon flying snakes.
Speaker 3: So the history of dragons, I mean, they've been around forever.
Speaker 3: They're most famous in the Far East.
Speaker 2: Mythologies and legends.
Speaker 1: What you see is like the what is that big parade? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's got like twelve people like operating this this costume
Speaker 1: that opens its mouth.
Speaker 2: And it's flying.
Speaker 3: And sometimes they're malevolent, sometimes they're just kind of more benign.
Speaker 3: Sometimes they're good, good omen. But it just depends which
Speaker 3: culture the dragon right into the dragon, Yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: I got a perfect song for you to play right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was great. I love that song.
Speaker 3: I just want this episode to turn the corner from hey,
Speaker 3: look at all these weird things on.
Speaker 2: Rocks cool to weird. Look at these.
Speaker 3: Weird things on the rocks, and then oh, look at
Speaker 3: the weird things that people believe that chizseled these things
Speaker 3: on the rocks.
Speaker 1: I should have had my drink on the rocks.
Speaker 2: I did have my drink.
Speaker 3: I got those little rocks that you freeze and they keep.
Speaker 1: Your whiskey cold, but they don't wanter it down.
Speaker 2: See I like that. I like my whiskey a little
Speaker 2: watered down.
Speaker 1: You like your whiskey with water. Poverty flats for that
Speaker 1: whiskey and water. You know, a lot of different cultures
Speaker 1: have similar matching.
Speaker 2: Up symbols on the petroglyphs. Pecker glyphs. I don't know
Speaker 2: what those are.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's it's something that I think was inscribed in the
Speaker 3: walls of Sodom and Tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Anyway, there's all these different cultures that have the similar
Speaker 1: kind of lining up narrative and imagery, imagery, iconic.
Speaker 3: Pet petroglyphs, that's right. Yeah, so that they're kind of
Speaker 3: all over it. They're very very common.
Speaker 1: They match kind of universally, right.
Speaker 3: But on our next episode, we're going to turn the
Speaker 3: corner kind of like what we did a little bit earlier.
Speaker 3: We're going to turn the corner. We're going to go
Speaker 3: full on weird strangeness into the mythologies of the Native
Speaker 3: American people because that's what we have most access to you,
Speaker 3: and we're going to compare those two similar mythologies found
Speaker 3: in other cultures throughout the world, and there are a
Speaker 3: bunch of them. So the question our listeners need to
Speaker 3: ask themselves, how are these things being done at the
Speaker 3: same time across so much much distance, But yet they
Speaker 3: shared the same themes in my mind, and maybe we'll
Speaker 3: use this to close it out, so they all share
Speaker 3: the same story of the dragon or the flying serpent, whatever,
Speaker 3: that was, whether that's the Garden of Eden's story or
Speaker 3: if it's something different.
Speaker 1: The first fish man that came out of the.
Speaker 3: Water, whatever it is, they share that oral history down
Speaker 3: through time and that's the genesis of those stories and
Speaker 3: these things showing up on petroglyphs and iconography thousands of
Speaker 3: years later. So to me, that is really fascinating. It's
Speaker 3: very strange, but it's very fascinating because it tells the
Speaker 3: same story of some kind of something coming into this world,
Speaker 3: into the lives of the people that lived at that
Speaker 3: time and change something in a way that's so substantial
Speaker 3: that it made an imprint that they had to sh
Speaker 3: that with their progeny.
Speaker 1: Can we acknowledge that potentially there was just a wing snake, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, and they were drawing it because they draw cats,
Speaker 1: they draw alligators, they draw so you're saying the horn,
Speaker 1: they draw elk, deer, sheep.
Speaker 3: So you're saying there was a dragon or a dinosaur
Speaker 3: that flew or something.
Speaker 1: There could be a legitimate that they saw visually with
Speaker 1: their eyes that they were able to communicate. If they're really, really,
Speaker 1: really bad at drawing grasshoppers, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like it's a long cylindrical type animal, it's got wings,
Speaker 1: and there's you know, it could be something insignificant. I'm
Speaker 1: always this kind of skeptic kind of person. Like I
Speaker 1: thought on all these chiseling rocks kind of initially and
Speaker 1: still sometimes is maybe people were just bored and had
Speaker 1: some rocks that are harder than the other rock. Yet
Speaker 1: you know, maybe they had some obsidian and they were like,
Speaker 1: I could maybe like kind of.
Speaker 3: Is obsidian that hard?
Speaker 1: I think it's like glass, It's pretty hard, but breaks,
Speaker 1: it breaks, Yeah, it breaks, it breaks before it scratches. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that's correct.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: All of these are hypotheses, right, so yeah, it could
Speaker 3: be and and I'm not trying to lobby for one
Speaker 3: over another. But to me, the fascinating part is the other.
Speaker 1: It is more fun to pretend like there's giant flame.
Speaker 3: It's much more strange. And what you see now people
Speaker 3: are dealing with now is not much different. The only
Speaker 3: thing is we haven't had some bean crash into our
Speaker 3: world that is from a different place or a different
Speaker 3: time or a different dimension, right and change us substantially.
Speaker 3: It's like those things haven't happened. There are lots of
Speaker 3: rumors about that happening with abductions and all that kind
Speaker 3: of stuff.
Speaker 1: So and you snakes and abduction.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I mean you're looking at a whole different
Speaker 3: kind of thing. So okay, so right on the horizon, Now,
Speaker 3: we can we can mess with DNA. Why can't we
Speaker 3: make a chimera. In fact, we have we can. We
Speaker 3: can take different DNA and create a different creature. We
Speaker 3: could create a wing serpent. Maybe I've watched Jurassic Park.
Speaker 3: I know they take a toad, right, and they combine
Speaker 3: it with DNA from a mosquito that sucked it out
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go, Dino DNA, right.
Speaker 3: So why maybe that's part of this. Maybe a lot
Speaker 3: of it is technical. I mean, we make the mistake
Speaker 3: of thinking that ancient civilizations had no technology. Maybe you know,
Speaker 3: everybody wants to believe in aliens or some kind of
Speaker 3: life out there in the universe or multi dimensionally, but
Speaker 3: what so then we don't want to believe that it
Speaker 3: can come in and like pass information or technology to
Speaker 3: a primi civilization of humans and change their DNA or
Speaker 3: combine with their women. Maybe that whole women combination thing
Speaker 3: had more to do with they manipulated DNA more than
Speaker 3: they manipulated sex, or maybe it was a little bit
Speaker 3: of both.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's weird, it's fun, it's fascinating. I love to think
Speaker 3: about it because it's really strange. And that's the name
Speaker 3: of this podcast. That's why we do it. So next
Speaker 3: week or next episode, next time, next time, which it
Speaker 3: could be next week, maybe we'll get two in. Maybe
Speaker 3: we'll get it two for I'd love to catch up
Speaker 3: for all the episodes we missed during the COVID thing,
Speaker 3: which COVID is still going on.
Speaker 2: So it's crazy.
Speaker 1: I don't know what about the COVID guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Covid' is all weird.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's an alien way to manipulate our DNA. COVID, Yeah,
Speaker 3: make his take vaccinations. That actually is genetic manipulation of
Speaker 3: our DNA to create us into some kind of chimeric hybrid.
Speaker 1: Isn't it a.
Speaker 3: No, it's just a word for a combination of I
Speaker 3: think it's Greek. Actually, what's the because they had the griffin,
Speaker 3: they had all those weird things of great mythology.
Speaker 1: What's the Jewish kind of will a b oh that
Speaker 1: protects the gollum, gollum.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like it was so easy that you couldn't
Speaker 3: think of it because it was too simple. I'm got them.
Speaker 1: You're really good at that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So we're going to go down that path. It's
Speaker 3: not even a rabbit hole because it's a it's a highway,
Speaker 3: it's a super highway. There is so much information here.
Speaker 3: This is not like some little, like little path of thought.
Speaker 3: This is like something that's everywhere. So we're going to
Speaker 3: talk about these mythologies and all the cultures that share
Speaker 3: the same thing, and the genesis of it is they
Speaker 3: started with these simple little okay, maybe not simple. They
Speaker 3: started with these little rock scratches, maybe little kids out
Speaker 3: chiseling away on a rock because their parents kicked him
Speaker 3: out of the wigwam or the teepee. And then we
Speaker 3: find ourselves, now, what four thousand years later, six thousand
Speaker 3: years later, two thousand years later, on thousand years later,
Speaker 3: sitting in a studio talking about these strange things found
Speaker 3: on rocks.
Speaker 1: Here's one for you, okay, okay, So angelic, lustful being
Speaker 1: from outer space.
Speaker 2: What's his name or her name? It's his name him? Okay.
Speaker 1: The name is Chris Hemsworth. He lands.
Speaker 3: Here unearthed and he sees that the in the studio or.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, not here in Native American. Oh oh,
Speaker 1: back then at tribal area. So two thousand years ago,
Speaker 1: this single mother quite attractive and he's like, hey, I'm
Speaker 1: a I'm an angel age being in the future. She's like, kids,
Speaker 1: go scratch rocks. Chris Hemsworth is here. Oh yeah, And
Speaker 1: then they turned that wigwam into a sweat huts.
Speaker 3: So from then on, I mean, that's the origination of
Speaker 3: the of the Nephelin, the these hybrid beans. I think
Speaker 3: you know you can Oh my gosh. Yeah, we better
Speaker 3: close this out. It's getting really strange in here. It
Speaker 3: was fun talking about this stuff. Now we've kind of
Speaker 3: we've given our course away. People know the direction we're heading.
Speaker 1: We're going freak.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go freak.
Speaker 3: So next time you guys have got to tune in
Speaker 3: because we're gonna go full on freaky and talk about
Speaker 3: some really crazy stuff across the planet and we're just
Speaker 3: gonna throw crap out there. I'm not gonna use much
Speaker 3: of a muzzle on this one. I'm just gonna let
Speaker 3: it fly nice and we'll just have fun mule much. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then you know, if you're playing our drinking game,
Speaker 3: be prepared to have a lot of libation, whatever that
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Speaker 1: Drink smart.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's that simple. But anyway, be safe, don't drive,
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Speaker 2: I like those T shirts a lot.
Speaker 1: I've heard a lot.
Speaker 3: They look really sweet. I've actually had people come up
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, speaking of we need to take a picture.
Speaker 2: Put that on.
Speaker 3: It's a camera. It's that needs to be chiseled.
Speaker 2: Into a rock.
Speaker 1: Can you describe it?
Speaker 2: Yes? I can.
Speaker 3: It's got the body of a chicken, body of a cock,
Speaker 3: and it's got the head of a buffalo. Austin is
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Speaker 1: This is where buffalo chicken wings come from.
Speaker 2: Yes, wings out.
Speaker 1: I think they're going for a real clean look.
Speaker 2: Yeah they are.
Speaker 1: If the wings are out, it would be too silly.
Speaker 2: It's a great design. Whoever did it? It says c DA.
Speaker 1: And then so it looks like a compass, you know,
Speaker 1: the X and then top is north by them south.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a very nice design. Whoever did it, congrats
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 1: Morph would be Idaho. And then underneath that c d A,
Speaker 1: let's not.
Speaker 2: Talk about south.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't want to go south where you sure
Speaker 3: it is? On that note, Austin, why don't you do
Speaker 3: the honors?
Speaker 1: Still? Join us next time for four some cold drinks
Speaker 1: and some stronger range conversation. Stranger stranger, more strange, more
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