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Thanks, Ron--I was just going on memory there, and you know how faulty memory is.

I don't think it's right, and it certainly rude. Would you go into a bank and do something obnoxious to get a reaction from a bank teller? Same thing, really.

Wow! I know people like this exist, but if everything you just said is true for PS vamipires as a group, then I've just learned a lot. I've never talked to anyone who was aware they had this ability. You're right, this would suck. I guess the logical question is this: When you siphon off...

Well, that's a damn shame, because this guy seems like one of the best I've heard. His money woes have nothing to do with this new, rich singer. I've never heard of Robbie Williams--I'm more of a Neil Young, Bob Dylon, Leonard Cohen kind of guy--but if he can make a dent in the field, then...

I think his quote was "God doesn't play dice," refuting what he saw as chaos in favor of something more elegant.

You know, you tossed off several very good ideas in there. I can imagine you follow some of the same writers I do. As far as shadow people, I've seen them on occassion, but I never could decide if they are ghosts, or tulpas that have taken on existence of their own, or diminsional beings, or...

Well, OK... Not what you would expect.

So true. I just watched "Thank You For Smoking," and I had one of those "Wag the Dog" revelations. "Remember, if you argue right, you're never wrong," quoted from Thank You For Smoking.

I think it's also become to trendy to call anyone you don't like a disinfo agent. The idea that that many people are actually on someone's payroll just to muddy the waters seems quite odd to me, especially when people in the 'community' muddy it up quite well on their own with all their little...

I didn't watch the whole thing, because I didn't feel like sifting through the garbage for any interesting ideas. There seems to be a lot of these guys who are pathological tale spinners, and who I believe accept their own stories as true. In some ways, I've come to believe that fiction is...

I heard of hauntings were people wake up with scratches. I've not encountered this myself, but it seems within the realm of possibility. I don't know. It certainly sounds like a malefic spirit the way you describe it.

I watched enough to get the gist of it. For some people, it's always someone else's fault. I bet David and Jeff were hard on him, but that would have gotten them in trouble, not Lear. No, I don't care enough to go look up the threads. Lear's credibility, by what I saw on the interview...

You make a good point. When I visited Canturbury Cathedral in England, I was very uplifted by what I saw and felt there. Not every cathedral or old church felt that way, and it was wonderful. It's not usually "terrible," but I'm always aware that these are people, and that's downer. I'm...

Reasonable thought, Alucard. Have I ever tried to pin one of these guys or gals down and get hard, usable information out of them? No. I've never had one tell me anything all the useful, even where to find lost things (though I haven't asked, now that I think of it.) Mostly they are lonely...

I wasn't here for the Serada emails. Too bad, really. I tried to watch Andromeda and Beyond, or whatever it was called, and couldn't stomach it. Overblown videography, terrible acting intercut with interviews from some way out folks, just garbage. His thing about seeing invisible women...

I'm not saying that there nothing unusual on the moon, but all this seems so "Face on Mars"ish.

I enjoyed this episode, but, by the time bar interview got compressed and run through my crappy little speakers I found it hard to tell who was who. I'm sure Gene worked marvels, but it what it was in that regard. The fellow who looked over the Billy Meier photos (Dilletoso?) actually...

"Belief is understanding something to be true though no evidence supports it. Separate that from fact and you see why believing in dowsing is similar to believing in the toothfairy." To be honest, I think that faith, not belief. You can believe in true things too.

Hi, Ally: In 1993, I did see unidentified lights in the nighttime sky, three lights that slowly moved about in an odd dance. I've been able to rule out helicopters, searchlights, and certainly any sort of blimp. Anyway, on the 1-10 dramatic scale, this give me a chill, but it was certainly...

I'm fine with your take on it, even though I don't agree, until you dive into the "Dowsing is shit and needs to die." You should be able to disagree respectfully, not toss everyone else into the shitpile just because you don't like what they believe.