Cloud Visions 18

It's a bust! Big Knockers Appear over Wichita. Life on the Diagonal.

The French Bird Dog in Quebec has caught a flying saucer, "Frisbee", or "UFO" in its teeth, while a huge busty figure appears over a smaller busty figure with its heart over Wichita, Kansas. What can a bird catch in its mouth? Below, a Mexican duckling peering up from New Mexico appears to catch a rubber ducky in his bill. The duckling seems to reach over to the hips of the French Canadian Bird Dog or Collie with its shlong hanging out over the "Panhandle" of Florida.

Mexican Duckling with Ducky in Mouth Gets a Wichita Wave.

Here we have a pyramid over the smaller figure in Wichita peered at by the duckling with a ducky in its mouth from New Mexico. It seems to signify "peer-am-id power" and "heavy knockers". The duckling in Mexico may be following a simple example of charitable succor for man's flesh, indicated by catching a rubber duck his mouth. [I note that Ayatollah (pronounced "Eye-awe-toll-yah") means "sign of God", and is one of the epithets for "Shiite" clergymen. The sense of humor of many faiths may seem to converge in cloud visions.]

Detail: It's a Bust! Wichita Boy Busted by Quebec Bird Dog?

Trick Photo Exciter: Green used Wig, Rubber Prop,
Faked Catching a Spirit in his Mouth.

The photo providing the excitation behind the vision was taken with an Intel picture phone apparatus. It was used in the back pages of a profound and humorous (now lost) essay by Green on "TV Cosmology". This was accessed circuitously through a (now lost) AngelSide Astral Plane link in his collection of investigative links for The Erotic Hots Study Guide. To this day, Mr. Green does NOT have heavy knockers, although he has researched fractal knockers in the Mandelbrot Set. There are a Million Stories in the Naked City. This has been one of them.

I might add that a kid with a Mexican name recently wrote to me asking for some advice on FLASH. I wrote back with the addresses of FLASH tutorials and so forth, so perhaps now I resemble his Mother in the Sky, a Mommy who says "yes", when Daddy says "no". Here the duck speaks Spanish and the Bird Dog speaks French, which can make a squeak out of me, since the only language I speak tolerably well besides English is German! It may happen that souls on the cross don't speak our language well enough to "negotiate" without actually performing.

My first set of notes 18b on these 3 pics was like a crooked muffin that wouldn't rise just right, so I replaced it with this relatively modest set of observations.