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Marcus is a beautiful man, inside and out. I'm seeing some hateful judgments here and I don't agree with them. That being said, teeth whitening has some a long way. My teeth were Marcus shade recently, partially because I used to be a smoker. I'm also a big coffee drinker! However, my dentist offered to whiten my teeth but the cost was like 500 bucks. I found the same product but without the expensive custom molds on Amazon. It's called opalescence go. My fiance and I did them together before our engagement photos and it really helped a lot. It's one of the cheapest and easiest ways to improve your appearance because you only have to use it for like ten days and then one day every few months. Much easier than wearing nice clothes, diet and exercise, and salon haircuts.

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In addition to the Monster Munch, get your hands on some Twiglets. Usually can find those at World Market. Roast Beef Hula Hoops are amazing. Prawn Cocktail crisps are great, fight me.

Kroger or Meijers around me usually have both McVities Digestives, and Hobnobs. Also Jaffa Cakes and Jammie Dodgers. Five stars for the last three.

Pickled Onions.

Some good at-home things you can try:

Scotch Eggs - Meat-wrapped hard-boiled eggs that you can either fry or bake.

Toad in the Hole - Misleading, is actually frogs buried with ~2cm of coverage, and a small campfire cooked on top. You eat them in the morning after the fire's burnt down, as a healthy wake-up. A++

Shepherd's Pie - As mentioned on the recent show. Nice on a cold day. If you're too hungry for the final step, you can always just have the filling over mashed potatoes for a Mess.

Sausage Roll - It's sausage meat (not in casing), wrapped in puff pastry. That's basically it.

Steak and Guinness Pie - Another good one for cold days. All of these are good for cold days. It's cold a lot in the UK. The food is basically made to make people that are coming in from cold rain feel better.

Mince Pies - Good around Christmastime. For those that don't know, mincemeat is basically just fruit and spices, no actual meat involved.


Everything except maybe the first and last listed also need generous helpings of gravy with them. Preferably Bisto.

In addition to the great recommendations from everyone else this is a terrific biography that's pretty objective and and this is an excellent book by Crowley himself in which he lays out the whole concept of his magical philosophy. It's good to start with either an abridged copy of Book 4 if you prefer print books or you can easily find a free digital copy of the full volume online since all his works are in the public domain.

For any Alan Moore fans waiting for this episode you need to check out: From Hell
An excellent exegesis on The Ripper, with the appropriate amount of the occult and non linear time you hope for from our favorite wizard.

If you are interested in FBI behavioral science, I highly recommend both the Netflix series Mindhunter, and the book it was based on, Mind Hunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit. Fascinating stuff! I've been reading a lot of true crime books recently and after reading Mind Hunter it is fun to see FBI profiles mentioned. They can often be surprisingly accurate.

There aren't any specifically about female cult leaders, but I can think of a few you may find interesting.

Check out the book Mrs. Wakeman vs. the Antichrist. There's a section in it about the titular Rhoda Wakeman who never gained the notoriety or number of followers like some more famous cults like Heaven's Gate or Children of God, but was certainly able to use her status as a "prophetess" to condemn people and get others to kill any dissenters to her word. More about the Wakemanites

Other ladies of interest include May Blackburn, and Bonnie Nettles.

On the aliens side of the house:

• Communion
  
• Fire in the Sky
  
• Patient Seventeen
  
• Love & Saucers
  
• Close Encounters of the Third Kind
  
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• Mirage Men

never read that one but ive read this and can highly recommend: https://www.amazon.com/Raven-Untold-Story-Jones-People-ebook/dp/B001FA0M4S

[This one is real good too.](http://www.Rasputin.com/ The Untold Story https://www.amazon.com/dp/1118172760/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_0w9vCbZA6YNJZ)

This post links to the final part. Previous parts are linked at the top of the page.

You can also read it in ebook form via Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079WKF7J8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_KglIAbF4H5CKR

They're British. Marcus was eating them on the episode from a couple weeks ago. I found them on Amazon and then forgot I ordered them until I opened the box today.

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Found a shirt on amazon Roses are red Doritos are savory shirt

Here's the website with all of the books they read for research.

I would say read Raven which was written about 4 years after Jonestown if you want something that was more "in the moment"

I'll bet there get into the weird Oswald/Chaos Magic connection.

Oswald was pretty good friends with Kerry Wendell Thornley who was the co founder of the Discordian movement. Thornley actually wrote a book about him and Oswald in the military that was published before the assassination (its called the Idle Warriors if you want to check it out). They even had Thornley testify at the warren commission during which time he broke into his lawyers office and used his copy machine to make the first edition of The Principal Discrodia.

He also liked to screw with conspiracy theorists

Use this https://www.amazon.com/Bug-A-Salt-2-0-from-Skell-Inc/dp/B00STSZ77G

A google search turns up bupkis! Give us a link, you animal!

EDIT: Found it. https://www.amazon.com/This-Last-Coloring-Book-Left/dp/1543017053/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1487026368&sr=1-1&keywords=lpotl+coloring+book

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Bare-Faced Messiah by Russell Miller is their main source as far as I know.

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To answer the question of where Casey was when she was "working", she was sitting at home all day with George. The day Caylee died, she sat at home until after George went to work. The computer searches put her there and the other searches used against Casey at trial were all done in the middle of the afternoon. Several of her friends said they knew she wasn't working because Casey was always "working from home" or "home sick."

Shameless book plug!

Mind Hunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit