Honk the Dog meets the Kitty.

Posted in puppets, sewing, toys on March 10th, 2010 by admin

Herodotus – Evidence of Nibiru Polar Shift?

Posted in doom and gloom, fear mongering on March 8th, 2010 by admin

So I’m reading The Histories by Herodotus, the ancient Greek historian. I came across an interesting bit that links up to the urban myths of Nibiru, global polar shifts, 2012 end of the world stuff that I have so much fun researching.

Herodotus Book Two, chapter: 142 reads as thus:

Up to this point I have relied on the accounts given me by the Egyptians and their priests. They declare that three hundred and forty-one generations separate the first king of Egypt from the last I have mentioned – the priest of Hephaestus – and that there was a king and a high priest corresponding to each generation. Now to reckon three generations as a hundred years, three hundred generations make ten thousand years, and the remaining forty-one generations make 1340 years more; thus one gets a total of 11,340 years, during the whole of which time, they say, no god ever assumed mortal form; nothing of the sort occurred either under the former or under the later kings. They did say, however that four times within this period the sun changed his usual position, twice rising where he normally sets, and twice setting where he normally rises. They assured me that Egypt was quite unaffected by this: the harvests, and the produce of the river, were the same as usual, and there was no change in the incidence of disease or death.
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Wow. Herodotus, you go fella! It sounds to me that Egypt is a good place to be when the planet does a polar shift. Imagine Nibiru passing so close that it’s mass pulls our planet out of it’s alignment. The storms, ocean movement, and total chaos is thought to destroy most living things on our little planet. Complete cultures disappear, dinosaurs go extinct, and advanced civilizations are swept into the dark ages, but Egypt is unaffected. Nibiru has an approximate orbit of 3600 years, which is really close to fitting into the four times the sun changed course in Herodotus’ estimate of how ancient Egypt is, (which is simply his estimate). Some kings lived longer and shorter than others, so one can only guess. All I know is that it all added up in my mind close enough to spend 2012 in Egypt. What blows my mind further is that Annunaki-like Gods are mentioned just a few lines down, so I continue with Herodotus Book Two, chapter 144:

Nevertheless, before their time in Egypt was, indeed, ruled by gods, who lived on earth amongst men, sometimes one of them, sometimes another supreme above the rest. The last of them was Horus the son of Osiris… It was Horus who vanquished Typhon and was the last god to sit upon the throne of Egypt.
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Cairo is where the Pyramids stand. Cairo translated means: Mars. Mars is known to have pyramid structures, and a Sphinx, which can be seen on YouTube if you want to freak yourself out even more. Are the pyramids simply a marker for the safety zone on earth, and perhaps even Mars? If you were Annunaki, and can only visit planet Earth when Nibiru passes through our atmosphere, wouldn’t you want to land your ship in a safe spot? How many ancient spiritual words can you find that have a root with the Sumerian Gods known as the Annunaki? Annunaki, Amon Ra, Hanukkah, Amen… it might be a good time for a mass Exodus into Egypt. See you there.

TOJM – the dream

Posted in ceramics, doom and gloom, short stories on March 3rd, 2010 by admin
Good luck from my TOJM

Holding my TOJM.

I was young, and I had an odd dream. I was running through barricades, barbed wire, and war torn territories. Among a pile of rubble I found a small object. When I picked it up, I knew it was a TOJM, a good luck piece. In fact, I already knew that finding the TOJM guaranteed my success in what ever I endeavored into. It was as if I had always known about it, and now I had one. Holding it in my hand I remember running up and over piles of rubble, down long corridors trying to escape the battles behind, and find a safe place somewhere beyond. The TOJM gave me a mental security with it’s magical protection. Holding the TOJM, running toward the sun, toward the trees, away from the rubble, smoke, and debris. It’s nearly 40 years later, and I still have my TOJM. Here it is, still working wonders after all these years.

Migration of the Bat Winged Eye Poppin' Pukin' Gomper

Posted in paper toys on February 28th, 2010 by admin

Bat Winged Eye Poppin' Pukin' Gomper
Hey it’s Jay. Blogger has decided to no longer serve FTP blogs so now simply visit JEMoores.com to see what I’m up to in the art studio. I’m going to migrate evilBay.com to a Wordpress blog. I have about 9 million entries, so it could take me a while to get it all snazzy.

J.E.Moores

PS: migration of evilBay is over. Everyone survived.

I fear government run health care.

Posted in comic book, computer art, pen and ink on December 29th, 2009 by admin

Money is debt so global currency is slavery.

Sketch: Gomper Toy

Posted in pen and ink, sculpy clay, toys on November 28th, 2009 by admin

Gomper sketch and toy

Sculpy Bake and Bend is one of my favorite craft supplies. The other types of polymer clay are brittle and break easy, but the Bake and Bend is like rubber. It can easily be bent, moved, played with, and at the end it’s still in one piece.

Gomper Toy

Posted in sculpy clay, toys on November 28th, 2009 by admin

Gomper Toy

Feed Me, I'm Hungry

Posted in comic book, computer art, pen and ink on November 7th, 2009 by admin

Feed Me I'm Hungry

You know I am hungry. I need to eat. Eating makes me happy. I need to be filled up. Please fill me up, I am hungry. Eating makes me happy. I need to eat. Please fill me up, I am hungry. I need to be filled up. You know I am hungry.

Gomper House

Posted in comic book, computer art, pen and ink on November 7th, 2009 by admin

Gomper House

Just when you thought it was safe to come home.

Pandemic – Squalene

Posted in comic book, computer art, doom and gloom, fear mongering, pen and ink on October 11th, 2009 by admin

squalene

Hey the flu threat might not have been real, but the $15 Billion dollar bill for the vaccination program is.