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San Andreas [2]
NOV 08, 2004 07:40 PM
Trucker_Fiction said:
i'm so motherfucking tough, demons and ghosts are afraid of ME.
but i'm still scared of sock puppets.
NOV 08, 2004 07:50 PM
ccfoo
I'm lost
May 2004
NOV 08, 2004 07:51 PM
NOV 08, 2004 07:58 PM
mydogfarted said:
This one keeps coming up behind me, making this horrible noise and leaves this smell like hot, steaming sewer!
Probably your dog.
NOV 08, 2004 08:00 PM
I'm a demon in the sack.
But that's not really a problem. 
NOV 08, 2004 08:02 PM
Keith said:
MisterSatan said:
Keith said:
Hey, is it my fault that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs? That humans have been claiming the existence of ghosts and demons for 10,000 years, and yet somehow no one has ever been able to prove that even one existed outside of natural phenomena or human psychology? 
Here's an example. For years I told the story of how my friend Adam and I both saw the same ghost one night when we were children at my grandmother's house. How we searched the house from top to bottom and found no one.
One problem. I ran into Adam the other day, and it never happened. I dreamt it. I made it up. But I'd convinced myself it was a real memory.
I see what you're getting at, but my point is, who are you to tell everyone there's no such thing? No offense, but you didn't make the world, and there's shit out in it that none of us have 100% answers for.
Because "No such thing" sounds a lot better than "Based on the extremely improbability of such phenomena owing their existence to supernatural sentient beings which consist of energies which have never been detected nor proven to exist, correspond to no laws of physics that we know, and are made of matter which can be both visible and invisible to us -- depending on the being's wishes -- we can operate on a provisional basis that such phenomena owe their explanations to more ordinary, prosaic causes and human psychology."
Keith, you're still missing my point. What I'm asking here is, what makes you qualified to make such a statement?
NOV 08, 2004 08:41 PM
MisterSatan said:
Keith said:
MisterSatan said:
Keith said:
Hey, is it my fault that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs? That humans have been claiming the existence of ghosts and demons for 10,000 years, and yet somehow no one has ever been able to prove that even one existed outside of natural phenomena or human psychology?
Here's an example. For years I told the story of how my friend Adam and I both saw the same ghost one night when we were children at my grandmother's house. How we searched the house from top to bottom and found no one.
One problem. I ran into Adam the other day, and it never happened. I dreamt it. I made it up. But I'd convinced myself it was a real memory.
I see what you're getting at, but my point is, who are you to tell everyone there's no such thing? No offense, but you didn't make the world, and there's shit out in it that none of us have 100% answers for.
Because "No such thing" sounds a lot better than "Based on the extremely improbability of such phenomena owing their existence to supernatural sentient beings which consist of energies which have never been detected nor proven to exist, correspond to no laws of physics that we know, and are made of matter which can be both visible and invisible to us -- depending on the being's wishes -- we can operate on a provisional basis that such phenomena owe their explanations to more ordinary, prosaic causes and human psychology."
Keith, you're still missing my point. What I'm asking here is, what makes you qualified to make such a statement?
The same thing that makes other people qualified to assert that ghosts do exist?
monkeybutt
I'm lost
May 2004
NOV 08, 2004 08:48 PM
Keith said:
MisterSatan said:
Keith said:
MisterSatan said:
Hey, is it my fault that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs? That humans have been claiming the existence of ghosts and demons for 10,000 years, and yet somehow no one has ever been able to prove that even one existed outside of natural phenomena or human psychology?
Here's an example. For years I told the story of how my friend Adam and I both saw the same ghost one night when we were children at my grandmother's house. How we searched the house from top to bottom and found no one.
One problem. I ran into Adam the other day, and it never happened. I dreamt it. I made it up. But I'd convinced myself it was a real memory.
I see what you're getting at, but my point is, who are you to tell everyone there's no such thing? No offense, but you didn't make the world, and there's shit out in it that none of us have 100% answers for.
Because "No such thing" sounds a lot better than "Based on the extremely improbability of such phenomena owing their existence to supernatural sentient beings which consist of energies which have never been detected nor proven to exist, correspond to no laws of physics that we know, and are made of matter which can be both visible and invisible to us -- depending on the being's wishes -- we can operate on a provisional basis that such phenomena owe their explanations to more ordinary, prosaic causes and human psychology."
Keith, you're still missing my point. What I'm asking here is, what makes you qualified to make such a statement?
The same thing that makes other people qualified to assert that ghosts do exist?
alright! my wildest dreams have come true! i started a topic, and now there's a heated debate! i will sleep well tonight.
NOV 08, 2004 08:57 PM
monkeybutt said:
Keith said:
MisterSatan said:
Keith said:
MisterSatan said:
Keith said:
MisterSatan said:
Keith said:
No such thing.
Thanks for clearing that up, God.
Hey, is it my fault that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs? That humans have been claiming the existence of ghosts and demons for 10,000 years, and yet somehow no one has ever been able to prove that even one existed outside of natural phenomena or human psychology?
Here's an example. For years I told the story of how my friend Adam and I both saw the same ghost one night when we were children at my grandmother's house. How we searched the house from top to bottom and found no one.
One problem. I ran into Adam the other day, and it never happened. I dreamt it. I made it up. But I'd convinced myself it was a real memory.
I see what you're getting at, but my point is, who are you to tell everyone there's no such thing? No offense, but you didn't make the world, and there's shit out in it that none of us have 100% answers for.
Because "No such thing" sounds a lot better than "Based on the extremely improbability of such phenomena owing their existence to supernatural sentient beings which consist of energies which have never been detected nor proven to exist, correspond to no laws of physics that we know, and are made of matter which can be both visible and invisible to us -- depending on the being's wishes -- we can operate on a provisional basis that such phenomena owe their explanations to more ordinary, prosaic causes and human psychology."
Keith, you're still missing my point. What I'm asking here is, what makes you qualified to make such a statement?
The same thing that makes other people qualified to assert that ghosts do exist?
alright! my wildest dreams have come true! i started a topic, and now there's a heated debate! i will sleep well tonight.
Naw. I will luff mistersatan even after I provoke him into pummeling me senseless.
NOV 08, 2004 09:09 PM
Keith said:
Naw. I will luff mistersatan even after I provoke him into pummeling me senseless.
That's pretty much the basis of our relationship.
NOV 08, 2004 09:18 PM
I live by the Paulding light, that shit is fucked up. 
monkeybutt
I'm lost
May 2004
NOV 08, 2004 09:26 PM
dylanisdead said:
I live by the Paulding light, that shit is fucked up.
do you mean this?
NOV 08, 2004 09:46 PM
monkeybutt said:
dylanisdead said:
I live by the Paulding light, that shit is fucked up.
do you mean this?
Yep. I have many stories from that place.
NOV 08, 2004 09:49 PM
monkeybutt
I'm lost
May 2004
NOV 08, 2004 09:53 PM
dylanisdead said:
monkeybutt said:
dylanisdead said:
I live by the Paulding light, that shit is fucked up.
do you mean this?
Yep. I have many stories from that place.
yes, and...?
NOV 08, 2004 10:11 PM
monkeybutt said:
dylanisdead said:
monkeybutt said:
dylanisdead said:
I live by the Paulding light, that shit is fucked up.
do you mean this?
Yep. I have many stories from that place.
yes, and...?
Oh boy, sit around children, it's story time.
One time a few of me and my buddies were out there, just checkin' out the light when we started to walk down the path, we stopped, it was pitch black and not a noise could be heard. Well out of the corner or my eye i see this illuminating(sp?) horse with someone riding it...it was only for about a brief second so i thought i might have been seeing things...but low and behold all my other buddies saw it too. blah blah blah blah, we got scared, ran...left. END.
I wasn't here for this one, but my best buddy's sister was out there with her boyfriend alone, and the light zoomed chased them and went through the car and turned it off. END
A little girl a few years ago was eating carrots and she wandered off a bit and the parents were looking for, when they found her the carrots were gone. So the mother asked her where her carrots went, and the little girl replied with " I fed them a horse". END
Also, there's this lady who's there about 90% of the time studying it, she's taken some really fucked up pictures. Most of them resible illiminating people, people with screaming expressions on their face...i've seen them, they would scare the bajesus out of you.
Other people have seen ghost like horses run down the river. People fall in these things called "dark spots" and when they walk into them, it feels like they're in a different dimention or world. You don't find them often but when you do your flashlight won't light up the ground if it's pointing at it.
Sometimes the light get's so bright it's brighter than the sun, i haven't seen it because it only happens once every 4 or 5 years. Well, you get the point, i have more stories, but i'm tired of typing.
jonnybleugenes
Vatican City
October 2004
NOV 08, 2004 07:29 PM