Comments on: Monorail! http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/ Semitic charm, Chilean good looks. Sat, 07 Nov 2009 12:19:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Jenny http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-28 Jenny Tue, 23 Dec 2008 15:55:16 +0000 http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-28 Interesting article. I found some more information <a href="http://www.sourcearticle.info/?id=MzI5NDUyLE1vc2NvdyBWaWV3LDA=" rel="nofollow">here</a> Interesting article. I found some more information here

]]> By: whitewaterrafting http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-27 whitewaterrafting Mon, 22 Dec 2008 05:56:56 +0000 http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-27 Love the blog! some great information, its one of the greatest loves of my life. I've bookmarked your blog so will be back. Thanks Love the blog! some great information, its one of the greatest loves of my life. I’ve bookmarked your blog so will be back. Thanks

]]> By: How Now, Brownpau? http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-13 How Now, Brownpau? Thu, 18 Aug 2005 06:18:19 +0000 http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-13 <strong>links for 2005-08-18</strong> Download Squad: Be your own ILM. (Where ILM means Industrial Light and Magic.) A software guide to becoming a low-cost home film studio. (tags:... links for 2005-08-18

Download Squad: Be your own ILM. (Where ILM means Industrial Light and Magic.) A software guide to becoming a low-cost home film studio. (tags:…

]]> By: Sam http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-12 Sam Mon, 08 Aug 2005 14:33:37 +0000 http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-12 BYU NewsNet says, "According to a survey done by LDS author R. Clayton Brough, 4 percent of the LDS population believes in the hollow earth theory and that it is a probable explanation for the location of the lost 10 tribes." <a href="http://newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/46735" rel="nofollow">http://newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/46735</a> Obviously, this theory is not unique to LDS, nor is it a standard LDS belief. Thanks for writing, Erik. BYU NewsNet says, “According to a survey done by LDS author R. Clayton Brough, 4 percent of the LDS population believes in the hollow earth theory and that it is a probable explanation for the location of the lost 10 tribes.”
http://newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/46735
Obviously, this theory is not unique to LDS, nor is it a standard LDS belief. Thanks for writing, Erik.

]]> By: Erik http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-11 Erik Sun, 07 Aug 2005 08:42:17 +0000 http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-11 in other news, 20% of catholics believe in Extraterrestrials. 95% of Jews dont believe in Jesus and 95% of all Americans believe everything they read on the internet. Give me a FUCKING break! in other news, 20% of catholics believe in Extraterrestrials.

95% of Jews dont believe in Jesus

and 95% of all Americans believe everything they read on the internet.

Give me a FUCKING break!

]]> By: Sam http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-10 Sam Tue, 02 Aug 2005 15:18:51 +0000 http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-10 Thanks. Hunt heard about it at a party by someone who was trying to get a magazine to publish it. Once you start looking up Hollow Earth on the internets it writes itself. Thanks. Hunt heard about it at a party by someone who was trying to get a magazine to publish it. Once you start looking up Hollow Earth on the internets it writes itself.

]]> By: Matthew http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-9 Matthew Fri, 29 Jul 2005 05:39:36 +0000 http://samhollander.blog.friendster.com/2005/07/monorail/#comment-9 This was awesome! How did you find out all this information though? This was truly an enlightening experience. Joseph Smith rules! This was awesome! How did you find out all this information though? This was truly an enlightening experience. Joseph Smith rules!

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