posnid likes the glolady’s presence on mountainx.com/forums.

It’s good to have your perspective represented.

The mid 30’s disaffected male population already being well spoken for.

glolady - 15 February 2008 02:49 PM

I invented glow in the dark clothing and safety products.
Check out my slide shows on myspace.com/theglolady

What??

glolady - 02 August 2008 02:14 PM

I was recharging…. LOL…

It is nice to be missed… but then we wonder why… was it for the information that I shared or the sparing with Steve?

Welcome back. Stick around. I’m planning on unbanning William P. Miller tomorrow. Should be interesting.

My TV show on Friday will be about how I got my name *glolady* ... video from my fashion show at the LimeLight in Manhattan… G.I.D. Safety products… checking out my portfolio and my future predictions for business ...  etc…

travelah - 03 August 2008 01:47 AM

glolady - 15 February 2008 02:49 PM

I invented glow in the dark clothing and safety products.
Check out my slide shows on myspace.com/theglolady

What??

Your guess is as good as mine, travelah.

A few months a friend’s father died. I begged him to say during the eulogy something grandiose and outlandish like “My dad invented pants” or “My dad invented the barometer” and see if anyone would call him out on it.

It took 7 years to create the 1st pair of Glow Butts “the original glow in the dark underwear in 1987. Followed by the World’s 1st Glo For It! Glow in the Dark Fashion show in Jan 1990. How many who died in Night Club fires would have been able to see their way out if they had worn glow in the dark clothing?

Then in 1994 the importance of safety led me to contact the World Trade Center and Port Authority in NY. There was a system (not mine) installed in Nov 1994 which was one of the things that was credited with saving so many lives in 2001. Now NY has new codes and standards requiring all high rise buildings over 7 floors to have them installed. International Laws are considering them as well.

What do you say??? a Billion Dollar industry???

go ahead…call me out…

The crucifixion of the Christ is symbolic of those before and after who were willing to die spreading Love and Peace to all people on Earth.

Really? I thought it was just a metaphor for the Winter Solstice, martyr.

American christians are so totally lame.

I hear Jesus is a great cure for being lame.

The (PFKaP) - 14 January 2009 04:23 PM

The crucifixion of the Christ is symbolic of those before and after who were willing to die spreading Love and Peace to all people on Earth.

Really? I thought it was just a metaphor for the Winter Solstice, martyr.

American christians are so totally lame.

As opposed to European Christians?

Honestly, i dont really know too many Europeans, so i couldn’t make a blanket statement about them.

i’ll leave the baseless speculation to traveleh.

But, really, American Christians certainly fall into a special category of fear-based, delusional, dunce-cap kind of literal interpretation of the bible more than most, somewhat secular-leaning religious folks from other places in the Global West.  Remember, America gave birth to the Mormons, and countless cult-sects like the branch Davidians, Jonestown, the Farm, etc.