Tudor to Standard? (7 Viewers)
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I wasn't actually setting a trap for you, I wanted to know if you would still support the club or not, or maybe stop supporting it until the player is sold. Frankly, I wasn't at all expecting such an answer and that's why I had no further comment.
As for the warning, even though I felt offended, it wasn't me who warned so you won't feel I was setting a trap for you to get warned.
Concerning your ban, rest assured it gives me not a single feeling of satisfaction if you get it or not. Neither does your presence for the matter.
Thank you for your wishes (if you truly mean them), I wish you the same.
As for the warning, even though I felt offended, it wasn't me who warned so you won't feel I was setting a trap for you to get warned.
Concerning your ban, rest assured it gives me not a single feeling of satisfaction if you get it or not. Neither does your presence for the matter.
Thank you for your wishes (if you truly mean them), I wish you the same.
Seems a bit of a futile argument considering your other beliefs are based on... a book.
I've seen some strange phenomena myself (don't recommend visiting sites of drowned cities which are a-plenty in this country if you don't like paranormal type of things) and when it comes to people like Uri Geller or Allison Dubois, I like to think:
Why not?
I've seen some strange phenomena myself (don't recommend visiting sites of drowned cities which are a-plenty in this country if you don't like paranormal type of things) and when it comes to people like Uri Geller or Allison Dubois, I like to think:
Why not?
Fair enough, but it's kind of like this...
The spoon bending routine is a very common one, practised not only by Uri Geller. Once you realise that it's merely a trick (a spoon is prepared and pre-bent beforehand so that rubbing the spoon the way Geller does will make it bend quite easily), it's hard to believe the credibility of a man whose claim to have is largely based on said routine.
I don't remember which show it was, but someone invited Geller to demonstrate his psychic powers, only the catch was that Geller couldn't bring any of his own materials onto the set; instead, the host provided spoons and the like. When Geller attempted his signature routine, the spoon didn't bend at all, and he said something along the lines of "I'm not feeling the psychic energy at the moment".
Of course that's not conclusive evidence, but it makes one wonder.
The spoon bending routine is a very common one, practised not only by Uri Geller. Once you realise that it's merely a trick (a spoon is prepared and pre-bent beforehand so that rubbing the spoon the way Geller does will make it bend quite easily), it's hard to believe the credibility of a man whose claim to have is largely based on said routine.
I don't remember which show it was, but someone invited Geller to demonstrate his psychic powers, only the catch was that Geller couldn't bring any of his own materials onto the set; instead, the host provided spoons and the like. When Geller attempted his signature routine, the spoon didn't bend at all, and he said something along the lines of "I'm not feeling the psychic energy at the moment".
Of course that's not conclusive evidence, but it makes one wonder.
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