The people on this board are very impatient. They want it all…now!
But anyway. Here’s more…
This man is well over eight feet. That’s Jackie Chan on the right.
The skeleton found here in Utah measured over nine feet.
I did.
You’re getting them as fast as I can post them…while answering umpteen questions at the same time and take care of office responsibilities at the same time.
I, and likely most other people on this board, aren’t going to waste time with this thread unless you spell out explicitly what you wish to debate.
Yes, we know those people exist. That’s why I said “nobody doubts these people exist” and that there’s no debate. We just don’t care.
You had almost an hour since your OP. How long will this take? Most of the responders are waiting for your ‘evidence’ to ridicule you, but even patience for that will wear out before long.
People who actually file down their teeth and drink the blood of others.
http://www.feelthebite.com/Clubvampyre.html
There are such vampire cults in every major city in the USA.
It isn’t hard to find them.
And some of us are blocked from photo sharing websites at work and have little idea what you’re talking about.
Then stop responding to them all.
This is going to be your last chance to keep this thread open: post some evidence that witches, vampires, werewolves, unicorns, or some such exist. People pretending to be the same (like Stevie Nicks in a hood, or people in a vampire club) don’t count. I think that’s a fair offer. Otherwise this thread will be closed.
Stop giving me orders and be patient.
I am working at it every moment.
It is clear that nothing ‘counts’ with you. Stevie Nicks was a spell casting witch and the reason she was in it so long is because she often got results from those spells. So did Sybil Leek, Raymond Buckland, Jamie Stewart Farror and a host of others that you apparently no nothing about.
More is coming.
How freakin’ “clever”.
Witches=people that practice Wicca.
Giants=tall people.
unicorns=some animal with a horn implanted in the skull.
Vampires=some jackasses that have filed their teeth and drink blood.
Werewolves=very hairy people.
Curses=anyone who declares a curse on someone else, whether it is effective or not.
Piss-poor joke over.
Sorry about that. I will do the best I can.
If you actually had solid proof of pretty much anything supernatural, you’d be better served selling your story to some reputable media outlet. Since you have not apparently done that, I can only conclude that you are…misguided…at best. And I concur with John Mace…you aren’t going to be here very long. I’d set the over/under on your tenure here at…12 hours. And I would likely bet the under.
Very tall people…much taller than Shaquille O’neal don’t count as giants?
Did you know that Jason Aasen was 9’2? Goliath was 9 feet something.
People in Wicca do spells and potions with sometimes very real results.
Unicorns: I ASKED why the animal I posted did not qualify as a unicorn. YOU did not answer. I think that like many of your persuasion, you don’t want answers.
Marley can’t help it. He is the fucking hall monitor now. Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.
I have not posted a ‘story’. I posted what I believe about certain things and I am giving evidence to their existence.
I get you.
Except for the flying, fire-breathing, hoarding gold and eating maidens stuff, of course.
Except for the riding broomsticks, casting spells, eating children stuff, of course.
Except for the living at the top of a beanstalk, magic harps, smashing villages stuff, of course.
Except for the being undead, destroyed by sunlight, needing blood to survive stuff, of course.
Colour me a little less than impressed. Hell, I’m posting from work and I find plenty of time to compose answers…
That isn’t true.
With but few exceptions this is the most unfriendly and impatient board I have ever been on.
Good grief.:rolleyes:
Here’s more:
Do curses and magic really work? Well, there are those who put in many hrs a day doing them because they believe so and some of them see definite results
But speaking of magic, take a look at this;
If someone living a hundred yrs ago saw that picture (the flame light moving) they would say “magic”. But what was then ‘magic’ is now our science. A hundred yrs from now magic and science will have merged.
Yes, but it is. I’ve seen it …with witnesses. Several of them are with me in this building right now.
If this is intended as a moderating critique, take it to ATMB.
Again, the problem is that you’re not defining your terms at all - or else you are inviting everyone to expand the terms until they are so vague as to have no meaning. It’s possible that legends like dragons grew out of people seeing fossils of dinosaurs or lizard skeletons, or that stories about giants were based on people with pituitary disorders (or even elephant skeletons). You’ve posted no evidence for your more fantastic claims (like saying that astral projection is real and spells work).
I’m not surprised. You should have taken a few minutes to learn about the place you were posting.
Familiarize yourself with the idea of confirmation bias.
I’m attempting to be patient here. Post some evidence or I’ll cast a spell on the electrons keeping this thread open.