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'The crack-pot scientists who brought the idea to Hitler claimed that our world is a globe inside an enormous rock. There is no universe or outer space; the rock stretches onward forever. The sky is the centre of our world, a mass of blue-grey gasses. The stars are not distant planets, but pinpoints of light streaming through the gasses above us. [...] The entire universe is nothing but an infinite mass of rock.'
Jul 01, 2012 01:28PM
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Bri Fidelity
Bri Fidelity is on page 64 of 188
Oh! To my shock, this account of giant Chinese pyramids at Shensi (Shaanxi) is apparently based on an actual thing. I think we can discount any of Anderson's assertions, however: 'The east was aqua-green; the south was red, and black was for the west. The colour of the northern sides was white. These pyramids had a flat top and there [were] traces of yellow up there.'
Jul 01, 2012 06:55AM
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Bri Fidelity
Bri Fidelity is on page 62 of 188
And of course, once Our Heroes fix up the car the warlord immediately sails it over an embankment and nearly dies. They leave, because he keeps pestering them to fix it. 'And even more frightening, buddy, he decided I should marry his oldest daughter. That girl was about five feet tall, weighed at least three hundred pounds, and she smelled like a goat.' Double ugh.
Jul 01, 2012 06:45AM
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Bri Fidelity
Bri Fidelity is on page 60 of 188
Tall tales of China from a man called Doc Anderson - a professional psychic who, the Internet tells me, died in 1980 because he tried to wade out of his car during a flash flood. He meets a local warlord, who rides around (drunk, in a fur coat) in a fancy car for which he freely admits he killed a man. It's currently pulled by oxen. His people periodically attempt 'repairs' by hitting the lazy car with sticks. Ugh.
Jul 01, 2012 06:42AM
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