How can cunts not believe in ghosts when we have one up front most weeks? Brutal expecting Connor Sammon to be able to kick a ball when he has no corporeal form.

(11-23-2016, 02:23 PM)Yung $oapy Wrote: How can cunts not believe in ghosts when we have one up front most weeks? Brutal expecting Connor Sammon to be able to kick a ball when he has no corporeal form.

(11-23-2016, 02:23 PM)Yung $oapy Wrote: How can cunts not believe in ghosts when we have one up front most weeks? Brutal expecting Connor Sammon to be able to kick a ball when he has no corporeal form.

Howdy partner

Is that 2na?

It's quite obviously salmonflaps m8.

Rationally, I'm 95% of where Roger is on this. But not 100%. I've never quite ruled it out. I like to think there are some things about the world or the human condition we can't explain.

If - rather a humongous if, sure - afterlives exist, I must've been killed in a fire in a previous life, given my lifelong fear of fire (I can't light a stove even now for that reason). A staircase at University College, Oxford, is said to be haunted; and at night time, I wouldn't go up that staircase for love nor money. What if had done, and heard some sound or something while I did? And when I arrived back in Uruguay in February, I sat under the night sky, looked up and thanked my late gran. My sister insists our gran is watching over us now. Of course that's crazy, but it gives us comfort, and well...

But then I go back into rational phase, and end up agreeing with this.

(11-23-2016, 04:51 PM)shaun.lawson Wrote: Rationally, I'm 95% of where Roger is on this. But not 100%. I've never quite ruled it out. I like to think there are some things about the world or the human condition we can't explain.

If - rather a humongous if, sure - afterlives exist, I must've been killed in a fire in a previous life, given my lifelong fear of fire (I can't light a stove even now for that reason). A staircase at University College, Oxford, is said to be haunted; and at night time, I wouldn't go up that staircase for love nor money. What if had done, and heard some sound or something while I did? And when I arrived back in Uruguay in February, I sat under the night sky, looked up and thanked my late gran. My sister insists our gran is watching over us now. Of course that's crazy, but it gives us comfort, and well...

But then I go back into rational phase, and end up agreeing with this.

Lighting a stove?

A stove?

I thought you lived in Uruguay, not Victorian England.

Nice shoe horning in of Oxford just in case anyone didn't know.

Also why are you thanking your gran for your safe arrival in Uruguay? Even if there is an afterlife what role would your gran have played in your safe journey?

Mozzer

(11-23-2016, 08:24 PM)Mozzer Wrote: Lighting a stove?

A stove?

I thought you lived in Uruguay, not Victorian England.

Nice shoe horning in of Oxford just in case anyone didn't know.

Also why are you thanking your gran for your safe arrival in Uruguay?  Even if there is an afterlife what role would your gran have played in your safe journey?

Mozzer

If someone's never lit a stove or equivalent, it stands to reason they're not going to know the right terminology for it.

My gran? Inheritance. Not a large sum, I might add. Purely enough to spend a few months recovering in the UK while I was so sick, then afford a plane back here. Without it, I'd have been lost.

(11-23-2016, 11:10 PM)shaun.lawson Wrote: If someone's never lit a stove or equivalent, it stands to reason they're not going to know the right terminology for it.

My gran? Inheritance. Not a large sum, I might add. Purely enough to spend a few months recovering in the UK while I was so sick, then afford a plane back here. Without it, I'd have been lost.

I'd love to meet you.

Seriously.

All the online bullshit put to one side...I'm fascinated.

Fascinated.

Mozzer

Charmed, I'm sure.

Charmed.

Shaun

(11-23-2016, 11:33 PM)shaun.lawson Wrote: Charmed, I'm sure.

Charmed.

Shaun

I see what you did there. Was a great TV show. Or was it referencing CHARM?

(11-23-2016, 04:51 PM)shaun.lawson Wrote: Rationally, I'm 95% of where Roger is on this. But not 100%. I've never quite ruled it out. I like to think there are some things about the world or the human condition we can't explain.

If - rather a humongous if, sure - afterlives exist, I must've been killed in a fire in a previous life, given my lifelong fear of fire (I can't light a stove even now for that reason). A staircase at University College, Oxford, is said to be haunted; and at night time, I wouldn't go up that staircase for love nor money. What if had done, and heard some sound or something while I did? And when I arrived back in Uruguay in February, I sat under the night sky, looked up and thanked my late gran. My sister insists our gran is watching over us now. Of course that's crazy, but it gives us comfort, and well...

Some sort of oven perhaps?

My in laws were sitting chatting at the kitchen table about my FiL's mom who had just passed away. MiL makes some comment about a sign that the Mom is looking down on them. One minute later the broken clock they had gotten as an heirloom after the death strikes 3 times. No way to explain it and my FiL refuses to discuss the incident.


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Still no seen a ghost.