Nostalgia

[Whiskey]

David Boies and Ted Olson wrote Redeeming the Dream. They were two of the biggest lawyers in the USA at the time. Probably most famous for their arguments in Gore v Bush or whatever the hell that was.

Ya think they're still relevant? Would it be a good book for me to look into?

The authors were fascinating. They were incredible at the book signing. The book is boring as crap. Don't waste your time. There are much better things to do if you are interested in civil rights litigation.

[Dr. Sunstoned]

I remember and miss the early days on FLAK. There were a few posters that were unique in their own way, whose names I can no longer recall. One was a guy who could see prophecies in the mountains around SLC. He was always pointing stuff out, and I think he even opened a mini visiting center somewhere in the Salt Lake Valley.

[Limnor]

I remember and miss the early days on FLAK. There were a few posters that were unique in their own way, whose names I can no longer recall. One was a guy who could see prophecies in the mountains around SLC. He was always pointing stuff out, and I think he even opened a mini visiting center somewhere in the Salt Lake Valley.

Nightlion! James something.

[Whiskey]

I remember and miss the early days on FLAK. There were a few posters that were unique in their own way, whose names I can no longer recall. One was a guy who could see prophecies in the mountains around SLC. He was always pointing stuff out, and I think he even opened a mini visiting center somewhere in the Salt Lake Valley.

WTF? That is awesome. Had no idea.

FLAK was thrown together overnight. Once Arch blew up the foyer, it was a mad scramble. Such great times. So great.

[Limnor]

The Apocalrock:

https://apocalblog.blogspot.com/2012/06 ... o.html?m=1

[Gadianton]

Why did Arch blow up the foyer?

[Philo Sofee]

I remember and miss the early days on FLAK. There were a few posters that were unique in their own way, whose names I can no longer recall. One was a guy who could see prophecies in the mountains around SLC. He was always pointing stuff out, and I think he even opened a mini visiting center somewhere in the Salt Lake Valley.

Nightlion! James something.

I'm not trying to get anyone in trouble, but I do believe High Spy is this gent. He outed himself quite a while ago. It certainly sounds like it's him...... I remember James. His mind is particularly attuned to seeing patterns better than most of us, and I believe he is sincerely seeing those patterns in the mountains. I don't accept any of his interpretations however.

[Dr. Sunstoned]

Yes, Nightlion. I wonder if he is still at it.

There was also another poster. His handle was Space or Spacy. I believe he was fond of soft cotton dresses.

[Limnor]

Nightlion! James something

I'm not trying to get anyone in trouble, but I do believe High Spy is this gent. He outed himself quite a while ago. It certainly sounds like it's him...... I remember James. His mind is particularly attuned to seeing patterns better than most of us, and I believe he is sincerely seeing those patterns in the mountains. I don't accept any of his interpretations however.

No sir, sorry to say. I just did a quick search and it turns out he passed away in April 2025.

https://www.gilliesmortuary.com/obituaries/james-muir

[Philo Sofee]

I'm not trying to get anyone in trouble, but I do believe High Spy is this gent. He outed himself quite a while ago. It certainly sounds like it's him...... I remember James. His mind is particularly attuned to seeing patterns better than most of us, and I believe he is sincerely seeing those patterns in the mountains. I don't accept any of his interpretations however.

No sir, sorry to say. I just did a quick search and it turns out he passed away in April 2025.

https://www.gilliesmortuary.com/obituaries/james-muir

Oh my goodness! That is him, James Muir. I had no idea he died. Just wow......I had a lot of good conversations with him. RIP James. See ya in a bit, I'm stickin' around here for some time hopefully.