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Resonox May 10, 2012 21:44:08
Replying to nigelswift

nigelswift wrote:
Sanctuary wrote:
nigelswift wrote:
In this game, one good blindfold says more than a million words.
As do blinkers!
Ah well, that fits in with "people who want evidence are closed minded".
'Taint true though. They just want evidence.

A bag of sweets to whoever can guess how many Google hits "blindfold dowsing" gets (to the nearest 1000).

I still think the power to make a dowser not able to dowse or a psychic unable to perform their brand of magic by simply saying you don't believe him(her) is more effective than Kryptonite on Superman.

Before anyone tells me Superman is a fictional character... I know...thats why I've categorised him alongside claimants of special powers, but I'll believe a man can fly (faster than a speeding bullet etc)...when he proves it .

S Sanctuary
Sanctuary May 10, 2012 22:19:16
Replying to Resonox

Resonox wrote:
nigelswift wrote:
Sanctuary wrote:
nigelswift wrote:
In this game, one good blindfold says more than a million words.
As do blinkers!
Ah well, that fits in with "people who want evidence are closed minded".
'Taint true though. They just want evidence.

A bag of sweets to whoever can guess how many Google hits "blindfold dowsing" gets (to the nearest 1000).

I still think the power to make a dowser not able to dowse or a psychic unable to perform their brand of magic by simply saying you don't believe him(her) is more effective than Kryptonite on Superman.

Before anyone tells me Superman is a fictional character... I know...thats why I've categorised him alongside claimants of special powers, but I'll believe a man can fly (faster than a speeding bullet etc)...when he proves it .

But I don't think they all claim special powers Nigel, just that they 'feel' things that other people don't seem to now and again and don't even understand it themselves.