> You don't hear about magick so much in America, as something anyone
> seems to believe in. In other cultures some people spend their whole
> lives training as spiritual adepts, and learning about miracles. Can
> you imagine how many people spend their whole lives practicing their
> religion, looking for a sign, a miracle, or some kind of peace? Makes
> you wonder how many people ever even get that sign that they were
> waiting for. You are lucky if you get to see anything to even believe
> in. Just think then amazing it is then that some people actually
> preform miracles.
>
> Are you really one of them?

> You havn't been posting much latly - and you havn't answered the
> concerns over you pseudoscope.
>
> You said you'd bought one from grand illusions, and that it had arrived
> the next day.
>
> It has been pointed out that Grand illusions do not sell a pseudoscope,
> and that trans-atlantic next day shipping was improbable.
>
> Do you have anything to say about this Corey?
> --
> The more I see of my dickhead half brother...
> ...the more I think Cain was onto somthing!
>
> Will Tingle
> Remove YOUR.PANTS to e-mail

> On Aug 1, 4:54 pm, Will Tingle YOUR.PANTSwillsbedroom.co.uk>
> wrote:

>> You havn't been posting much latly - and you havn't answered the
>> concerns over you pseudoscope.

>
> I ordered one alright, but the thing really isn't that great. It may
> have some kind of healing properties, as it creates connections
> between the right and left sides of the brain in ways we don't
> normally experience. The connection can cause some unusual effects to
> happen when looking through it. Frankly though it has just been
> sitting on my shelf.

> "CoreyWhite" gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1186011411.057632.76190@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>

>> On Aug 1, 4:54 pm, Will Tingle YOUR.PANTSwillsbedroom.co.uk>
>> wrote:

>>> You havn't been posting much latly - and you havn't answered the
>>> concerns over you pseudoscope.

>

>> I ordered one alright, but the thing really isn't that great. It may
>> have some kind of healing properties, as it creates connections
>> between the right and left sides of the brain in ways we don't
>> normally experience. The connection can cause some unusual effects to
>> happen when looking through it. Frankly though it has just been
>> sitting on my shelf.

>
> You got no job and you live with your mother but you can afford to spend a
> thousand dollars on a toy you played with a few days and grew tired of? You
> don't use it much because Mommy doesn't like you to take it out of the ...

> On Aug 1, 7:52 pm, "Whodat" noemail.com> wrote:

>> "CoreyWhite" gmail.com> wrote in message
>>
>> news:1186011411.057632.76190@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>>

>>> On Aug 1, 4:54 pm, Will Tingle YOUR.PANTSwillsbedroom.co.uk>
>>> wrote:

>>>> You havn't been posting much latly - and you havn't answered the
>>>> concerns over you pseudoscope.

>>

>>> I ordered one alright, but the thing really isn't that great. It may
>>> have some kind of healing properties, as it creates connections
>>> between the right and left sides of the brain in ways we don't
>>> normally experience. The connection can cause some unusual effects to
>>> happen when looking through it. Frankly though it has just been
>>> sitting on my shelf.

>>
>> You got no job and you live with your mother but you can afford to spend ...

> You don't hear about magick so much in America, as something anyone
> seems to believe in. In other cultures some people spend their whole
> lives training as spiritual adepts, and learning about miracles. Can
> you imagine how many people spend their whole lives practicing their
> religion, looking for a sign, a miracle, or some kind of peace? Makes
> you wonder how many people ever even get that sign that they were
> waiting for. You are lucky if you get to see anything to even believe
> in. Just think then amazing it is then that some people actually
> preform miracles.
>
> Are you really one of them?

>On Aug 1, 4:54 pm, Will Tingle YOUR.PANTSwillsbedroom.co.uk>
>wrote:

>> You havn't been posting much latly - and you havn't answered the
>> concerns over you pseudoscope.
>>
>> You said you'd bought one from grand illusions, and that it had arrived
>> the next day.
>>
>> It has been pointed out that Grand illusions do not sell a pseudoscope,
>> and that trans-atlantic next day shipping was improbable.
>>
>> Do you have anything to say about this Corey?
>> --
>> The more I see of my dickhead half brother...
>> ...the more I think Cain was onto somthing!
>>
>> Will Tingle
>> Remove YOUR.PANTS to e-mail ...