Glimpsed by an Infocult operative in Denver's airport, while surveying his iPhone:
Infocult: our operatives are among you.
(thanks to "S. K")
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Nothing better than a good conspiracy to pass the time while waiting to get groped by TSA or waiting for your delayed flight.
Posted by: Paul Swansen | November 28, 2012 at 12:51