Photo: Malleus Maleficarum, Jr. 1948, Lake Withalottahooie City Municipal Park, FL. A proud native son of Florida I was borned Friday March 13th 1942 in the little town of Lake Withalottahooie, FL where I spent my childhood. My earliest memories are around the lake fishin’ and giggin’ frogs. I attended our little local school where I excelled in sports, lettered in gator rasslin’, possum huntin’ and fishin’ and did good with the learnin’ graduatin’ from 8th grade at age seventeen in the top half of my class placing third out of the five of us. Not being no local work and to pursue my career as a fisherman I join the Navy. They put me to cooking on a submarine where you are surrounded by water, but you can’t fish. Who knew? I use to hear the nukes in the mess hall takin’ about neutrons and stuff; maybe some hit me or something. Anyway I signed papers when they give ‘em to me and what not and so forth and 20 years later they sent me back to Withalottahooie and I get a check ever month. Three years ago I met and married the love of my life and we still live happily here in Lake Withalottahooie with our thirteen kids and six hounds. They was all a big help to me with words and ideas and stuff for this book.
Of Time and Tide
(An Alternative View of the Universe)
by Malleus Maleficarum, Jr.
Of Time and Tide
(An Alternative View of the Universe)
by Malleus Maleficarum, Jr.
Published Jul 29, 2014
91 Pages
Genre: SCIENCE / Physics / Relativity
Book Details
This book deals with two aspects of Relativity, and human psychology, which dramatically changes our understanding of the known universe.
TESTIMONIALS William Germall of the Lake Withalottahooie Weekly raves, “…not bogged down with the wit found in most tech manuals and with none of the useful information.”
Lake Withalottahooie native son Cleatus Bubba Jackson, Jr. (Air Boat driver and wild hog hunter) exclaims, “Damn!” Lake Withalottahooie native son Cleatus Bubba Jackson, Jr. (Air Boat driver and wild hog hunter) exclaims, “Damn!”
Lake Withalottahooie middle school student Cleatus Bubba Jackson, III says, “I was real glad this book is so small.”