>>And welcome to the forum<<
Thank you! It's good to be in such great company!![]()
I was in Las Vegas back in January for a convention. I recall when I was passing through the Excalibur I saw a large poster advertising the witch. I thought it was rather interesting that RSL and friends found no posters advertising her performance (for lack of a better word) and were forced to hunt down the venue.
Do you suppose that she and her people knew that TAM would be in town soon, along with her arch nemesis(es) [what the heck is the plural of nemesis anyway?] James Randi and RSL, along with many others of a skeptical mindset?
I'd wager she had them removed temporarily to try and keep a low profile during the time all the dark entities were in town.
And of course Robert and Claus, allow me to add my thanks and encouragement for your great work.
Out of curiosity, was Sylvia's performance less conspicuously advertised than John Edward's? Did anyone get a glimpse of where Edward was, the size of the room, audience, etc?
I remember back when JE published his first book, he mentioned Sylvia in the dedication or acknowledgments as having paved the way for people like him, so I'd think at one time her lectures would have drawn a bigger audience. Also, I could swear I remember someone on this forum saying that Sylvia was once reluctant to share a stage with JE, as if she was too good to have to stoop so low.
So I can't help but wonder if she's now been relegated to stooping...
SB: I know hon, but she had a bad heart too that the doctors didn't tell you about. She didn't want them to worry you....
You'd be hard pressed to argue at that point, and she saves face with the audience.
Doh! I mis-read and thought you wrote about your mother (vs "mother's mother" which, in re-reading you clearly wrote).I'd say. "You're right that they didn't tell me, because I was NOT born yet!"
My grandmother died in 1956 and I was born in 1962.
But that was a good "devil's advocate", Locknar.
Wel, I'm not sure how popular www.StopPenisEnlargement.com would be...![]()
Maybe people were painting a mustauche on her picture!
Great article.
You were a perfect gentleman.
I wonder if, one day, the person she has hired to push her around in her wheelchair will do to her what the doctor in the movie "Hannibal" did to Gary Oldman's character.
(Obviously I'm not a gentleman.)
Wow, I've lost quite a bit of weight!Hey, look what I just saw...
RSL has made the bigtime![qimg]http://cectic.com/comics/164.png[/qimg]
Oh...
http://cectic.com/164.html
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You're in a webcomic. I don't think it gets any more surreal than that!Wow, I've lost quite a bit of weight!
(Can life get any more surreal?)
Thanks for posting this!
I don't know. Autographing semi-nude photos of myself in the Skepdude calendar was pretty close.You're in a webcomic. I don't think it gets any more surreal than that!![]()
