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Proof of Life After Death!!

It just occurred to me, and apologies if it has been mentioned before, but while Robin's spirit was yammering on about tickets to Valerie Harper's show, couldn't it have mentioned the seed of that tumor that's growing in Ms. Harper's brain? You know, some possibly helpful information.
 
It just occurred to me, and apologies if it has been mentioned before, but while Robin's spirit was yammering on about tickets to Valerie Harper's show, couldn't it have mentioned the seed of that tumor that's growing in Ms. Harper's brain? You know, some possibly helpful information.

Before being allowed to enter the other side spirits must sign a contract that forbids them to pass on any useful information, only vague platitudinous trivia is allowed.
 
Before being allowed to enter the other side spirits must sign a contract that forbids them to pass on any useful information, only vague platitudinous trivia is allowed.

Or Pops was just too busy admiring the new fridge.
 
I disagree mainly because it seems to me she strongly believes John Edwards is the real deal. I'm thinking it's more of a "How can you not believe johnny can talk to the dead, listen to this story...."

Yes, but she can certainly believe JE is the real deal without coming here to convince us. After all, what difference does it make what we think?

No, I think, subconsciously or consciously, Robin is trying to completely convince herself. "If I say it enough times, that'll make it completely true..."
 
A reading for all people grieving the loss of a loved one . . .

Proof of contact . . .
Your loved one tells me you have some words stuck on your fridge. It could be stuck like a post-it note or by a magnet. The wording is a message or reminder to do something. The loved one was sometimes called a nickname or by their name shortened. I’m getting the letter “A”.

The message . . .
They say they’re okay and everything is alright with them. They say they love you and forgive you for anything you might be feeling guilty about. They say to be at peace with their passing and enjoy the rest of your life.
 
A reading for all people grieving the loss of a loved one . . .

Proof of contact . . .
Your loved one tells me you have some words stuck on your fridge. It could be stuck like a post-it note or by a magnet. The wording is a message or reminder to do something. The loved one was sometimes called a nickname or by their name shortened. I’m getting the letter “A”.

The message . . .
They say they’re okay and everything is alright with them. They say they love you and forgive you for anything you might be feeling guilty about. They say to be at peace with their passing and enjoy the rest of your life.
Are you a shill for James Van Praagh?
 
What are the chances of somebody acquiring a new fridge? Spooky!

I know! I mean, it's not like a rare antique or the winning ticket in the NY state lottery. People buy those every day. A fridge, man...that's something special. JE would never, ever think of that when cold reading.
 
You keep running off whenever this is brought up, but I really would like to know, Robin..

John Edward and Sylvia Browne are reported to be close friends, and he even dedicated his first book to her. What do you think about that?

Again, to clarify, since I'm the one who brought this up. He included her in the dedication of his book, along with many others.
 
A reading for all people grieving the loss of a loved one . . .

Proof of contact . . .
Your loved one tells me you have some words stuck on your fridge. It could be stuck like a post-it note or by a magnet. The wording is a message or reminder to do something. The loved one was sometimes called a nickname or by their name shortened. I’m getting the letter “A”.

OMG! :jaw-dropp I didn't realize it when I saw this post, but I just looked when I was downstairs and I have a note on my kitchen refrigerator, stuck on with a magnet (!!!), saying "need eggs". But that's shorthand for my entire thought, which was "Before you open tomorrow, go to store and get eggs." Don't you see it???!!! Go to store a nd get eggs. There's an implied A in that message.

OMG!! Mommie! I wish you hadn't left. Can you tell me what you did with the kilo bar of gold I gave you? I could sort of use it.


ETA:
Robin,
Best get to work. The new True Believer (Flaccon) over in the MDC thread is hogging all the skeptic attention. In another day, the posts in that thread will be ahead of this one.
 
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Are you a shill for James Van Praagh?
No - But I would really appreciate your answer to at least this simple question . . .

If you truly believe JE can speak to dead people then it must follow he can talk to dead people whose bodies are missing. Why do you think it is that JE (and all other “psychics”) don’t or can’t contact these dead people so their bodies can be found and give their grieving family and friends some closure?

I’m completely at a loss to know why you and other believers are so impressed with unimportant and useless information like appliances, tickets or things in pockets rather than expecting to get important and useful information from the dead like the location of missing bodies.
 
I know! I mean, it's not like a rare antique or the winning ticket in the NY state lottery. People buy those every day. A fridge, man...that's something special. JE would never, ever think of that when cold reading.

I see what you did there ....
 
Robin:

What is the difference between the cold reading of Van Praagh and that of JE?
Read the Michael Prescott article.

James Van Praagh does not come up with those unique, specific, unknowable, personal, hits...which are directed to specific people, not the entire room.

And JE does come up with them...REPEATEDLY.

That article says it all.

I know. I lived it. JE is real.

P.S. I actually saw the JE episode involving the man drinking milk straight from the cow.
JE meant, in that case, drinking milk straight from the cow's udder. As in taking the udder and squirting the milk directly in your mouth.
 
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OMG! :jaw-dropp I didn't realize it when I saw this post, but I just looked when I was downstairs and I have a note on my kitchen refrigerator, stuck on with a magnet (!!!), saying "need eggs". But that's shorthand for my entire thought, which was "Before you open tomorrow, go to store and get eggs." Don't you see it???!!! Go to store a nd get eggs. There's an implied A in that message.

OMG!! Mommie! I wish you hadn't left. Can you tell me what you did with the kilo bar of gold I gave you? I could sort of use it.


ETA:
Robin,
Best get to work. The new True Believer (Flaccon) over in the MDC thread is hogging all the skeptic attention. In another day, the posts in that thread will be ahead of this one.
Oh nooooooooo, competition!!!!

I shall gladly pass the torch to anyone crazy enough to take it.
 
Read the Michael Prescott article.

James Van Praagh does not come up with those unique, specific, unknowable, personal, hits...which are directed to specific people, not the entire room.

And JE does come up with them...REPEATEDLY.

That article says it all.

I know. I lived it. JE is real.

P.S. I actually saw the JE episode involving the man drinking milk straight from the cow.
JE meant, in that case, drinking milk straight from the cow's udder. As in taking the udder and squirting the milk directly in your mouth.
Read my critique of the Prescott article. JE does not do those things, he does not do them repeatedly, and Prescott's own words prove it.

If you do not wish to discuss it with me then have the defency to discuss it with someone else.
 
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And you have ignored all the posters here for whom drinking directly from the udder would be a hit.

JE is not real. I know. I live through, repeatedly, seeing his methods fool people.
 

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