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Admin
7th May 2006, 07:31 PM
I've just received this anonymous message from the main site feedback form:
<blockquote>I'm sorry to say this, but you people are extremely narrow-minded. And what about the paragraph where you added the note to the programme about psychics on TV; "Was it worth it?"
I can't believe that you don't see the meaning of your own words...
Why write all this crap about people that have been blessed enough to even get to know about their natural sences... We all can do this... Why use plenty of hours on writing against something, when you could use your time in something that interests your immagination?
Please, "surrender"... ^^
You'll be overrun in a couple of years anyways...
Hugs from me to everyone in here... I hope you atleast give it a chance, and tries to get some more information on the subject, instead of critisising everything...
Bless you...
Wake up!!!</blockquote>I think this gifted person was alluding to my commentary on Britain's Psychic Challenge.
It's the usual codswallop that they come out with, but I like this: "We all can do this... Why use plenty of hours on writing against something, when you could use your time in something that interests your immagination?"
We can all do what?
If it's in relation to BPC, I agree! We can all do what the psychics did - they didn't actually do anything. ;D
Muse
8th May 2006, 07:34 AM
All good fun!! ;D ;D ;D
Nettles
8th May 2006, 07:43 AM
It certainly is nice to be appreciated.
chillzero
8th May 2006, 11:35 AM
I've just never understood why skeptics are always labelled as narrow minded, when they seem to be the only breed asking questions.
Admin
8th May 2006, 11:50 AM
I've just never understood why skeptics are always labelled as narrow minded
They think that believeing in nonsense is open-minded rather than what it really is: being credulous. See: The Open Mind (http://www.skeptics.org.uk/article.php?dir=articles&article=the_open_mind.php)
Jocky
8th May 2006, 01:16 PM
Ah, such bravery - to post an anonymous message.
Interesting that s/he admits that it all stems from the "immagination". I can't believe s/he doesn't see the meaning of his/her own words.
Trouble is, s/he might be right about being "overrun in as couple of years". It is my fear of that very thing which motivated me to be here in the first place.
Dr B
8th May 2006, 02:52 PM
I get the narrow-minded one all the time. Most woo's even argue that a university education is bad as i have knowledge and thats a bad thing.... :D
something about how merely stating the facts is going for a high-ground???? What bollocks.
They have great difficulty i find in keeping 'on topic' and digress into personal jibes and the ever present 'I'm offended' card.
I usually get, (i) science cant explain everything (yeah..and pseudoscience cant explain anything ;D); (ii) Science is limited (yeah....but a very simple science shows you are wrong.... 8); (iii) You are closed-minded (nuff said by John me thinks...); (iv) I am entitled to my opinion (yeah...and you are entitled to be wrong ;D), (v) you have to experience it in order to know about it (see other thread for this one O0), (vi) just because your a scientist does not make me wrong (quite right actually, you being wrong makes you wrong ;D)
tkingdoll
10th May 2006, 12:42 PM
John, I'm afraid to say that the bigger and more known this board becomes, the more messages like this you will receive.
I don't know a single high-profile skeptic who does not regularly receive hate mail and often threats (woo threats though, like, curses and voodoo stuff).
However, any one attacks a dearly-held belief system is going to attract some defensive behaviour and occasionally some offensive behaviour. It's part of the job. It's just a shame that the woos never seem to put a coherent counter-argument together, it's always name calling or allusions to mystery senses.
Ho hum.
Admin
10th May 2006, 07:48 PM
I doubt they'll come up with anything I haven't heard before. ;D
This sort of thing doesn't bother me in the slightest - in fact, it shows the message is getting across. ;)
Jocky
11th May 2006, 08:21 AM
Hugs from me to everyone in here
This sort of thing doesn't bother me in the slightest
You like it way too much when they hug you John ;) remember you're only being used as a tree substitute :)
Admin
12th May 2006, 11:32 AM
I've been promoted!!!
I'm normally called a plank, now I'm a complete tree. :D
I'm so proud. :-[
Aardvark
19th May 2006, 06:41 PM
Be proud of your roots
You may even branch out further than this
Wooden it be good to make a real difference.
I be this leaves you feeling great
vbloke
19th May 2006, 06:52 PM
I pine for the day yew go out on a limb and express about the time you went nuts when you were stumped by a poplar psychic
Admin
19th May 2006, 08:39 PM
That was acorn-y posting.
Aardvark
19th May 2006, 08:43 PM
That was acorn-y posting.
Yeah, spruce up your act Vbloke
Admin
19th May 2006, 08:50 PM
I'm going to uproot myself from this chair as I've just twigged on that there's some booze in the fridge: old oak cider. ;D
mesaysi
9th November 2007, 12:25 AM
<blockquote>... We all can do this...
I used to think that psychics were at most entertaining. Never really payed much attention to them. But I was watching the "news" & I see a "psychic" my first reaction was to laugh. But for the first time I payed attention & I was surprised to learn every phone call this man John Edwards was taking I could relate to my own life. :cheesy: It was then I decided I should maybe investigate a little further. I looked him up and found out all about cold & warm readings. I even tried it out on one of my friends. Before long she had spilled her guts to me. ( I later told her the truth) So does that make me "psychic" I dare say no. ::)
P.s. Very sorry if I did this quote thing wrong...still getting the hang of this site.
Fabala
9th November 2007, 02:01 AM
"We can all do this"
I agree... we all have it in us to scam other people with simple mind-manipulation parlor tricks... while calling it "having a gift" or "being a psychic". If we get really crafty, we can even put a price tag on it...
bobdezon
9th November 2007, 08:13 AM
Were gonna be over run eh? ::)
/hands out the zombie shotguns
mesaysi
10th November 2007, 12:57 AM
If we get really crafty, we can even put a price tag on it...
So next time I try to get info out of one of my friends I should charge them...brilliant! ^-^
CalamityKate
10th November 2007, 09:23 AM
I've said it before but it really does interest me - why is it that, on the whole, believers cannot spell, punctuate or use grammar properly?
Does being a believer tend to go hand in hand with being a bit dim??
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