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I just hear a "Cuckoo Clock" going off. 
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I just hear a "Cuckoo Clock" going off.
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Originally posted by Sava
I just hear a "Cuckoo Clock" going off.
Thats a symptom of schizophrenia. Maybe you should get checked out
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that's okay... I just saw a ghost and he said it was all good.Maybe you should get checked out
To us, it is the BEAST.Comment
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okey dokey.
No, wait, I already get pills for that.
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I don't know.. I used to believe in them when I was a kid, 100%, but now.. I've never encountered any so I don't know. But, I keep that possibility open.In da butt.
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I'm sure that ghosts don't exist.
Isn't it so that what we think of ghosts (= basically transparent dead people floating around
) is a thing that is only present in *some* European cultures and completely unheard of in other cultures?
If ghosts really existed, wouldn't the myths over the entire world be much more alike?In een hoerekotje aan den overkant emmekik mijn bloem verloren,
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In my visits to India, there are many beliefs related to ghosts...Originally posted by August Borms
*some* European cultures and completely unheard of in other cultures?
I'm not really sure what your talkin about here
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Well, I believe in Iceland they didn't have ghosts but they had what we would call zombies, and in Africa they believed in spirits who occupy animals/trees/people IIRC but not transparent dead tribal chiefs haunting the village or somethingOriginally posted by Tassadar5000
In my visits to India, there are many beliefs related to ghosts...
I'm not really sure what your talkin about here
I could be wrong though, mentally ill people probably see the same things over the entire world
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As a matter of fact, August, we DO indeed see exactly the same things. Just not at the same time.
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I doubt itOriginally posted by Boris Godunov
Apparently I understand the meaning of "worship" better than you understand the meanings of "science," "atheism" or "agnosticism."
I was mostly picking at the wording
'man of science'
'man of athiesm'
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Is this like a Rorschach smilie? 'Cause I am seeing something rather disturbing that does not fit well with the rest of the lineOriginally posted by st_swithin
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No, actually it was a somewhat abstract emoticon of a Chinese person bowing with hands together.
Machiavelli knew what he was talking about. I'm pretty sure he has Faust on speed-dial.
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