There is no God, there is no life after death, and there are no supernatural occurences - unfortunately all of these have been shattered by a new blog, manspiritbeast.blogspot.com, which is the first non-fiction account of life-after-death.
It's about a London bloke who actually died last year and has somehow returned to chronicle the extraordinary things he experienced. Hopefully you won;t have to shut down the site because the evidence appears to be as hard as granite.
I've seen it all before, so many many times, and excellent explanations exist. Also anecdotal accounts are not as hard as granite....so this site is on firm ground here
I have a non-fiction account of life after death - it is to do with the brain, so it is hardly the first account of anything really
Why is cheese?
When they say "non-fiction", I assume this is a joke?
Better sorry than safe.
The fact that Oliver Tait is a pseudonym, is a bit of a worry for me.
No way to search for historical evidence ???
I don't know what the hell is in there, but it's weird and pissed off whatever it is.
Well BBC lists 10 items with the search "Death pub brawl 2005" http://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/sear...all&recipe=all
But I'm siding with Cuddles on this, to me it looks like a badly written piece of fiction that the autjhors trying to advertise
Defendants might as well have said: Beneficent creatures from the 17th dimension use this bracelet as a beacon to locate people who need pain relief and whisk them off to their home world every night to provide help in ways unknown to our science.
Judge Frank Easterbrook commenting on the Q-Ray bracelet
"For Gods sake you're an American! Stop thinking of the consequences and blow something up" - Stan Smith, American Dad!
Do you think its supposed to be "channelled"? - but it reads like author's imagination writing a novel - mmmm - maybe advertising .....yes - can't see granite.Originally Posted by Mongrel
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