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ammie
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Oh but both my dad and my brother are living chenookie... or mabe its cause there the ones in my life that watch my back all the time.
Interesting stuff. |
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Chenookie
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 10:26 pm Post subject: |
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| ammie wrote: | Oh but both my dad and my brother are living chenookie... or mabe its cause there the ones in my life that watch my back all the time.
Interesting stuff. |
Yeah thats what I thought, but the man is younger...ooooo mebbe hes THE ONE...out there....meeting you in ya dreams and trying to save you from that other fecker getting to ya????? cool interesting, or balony I dunno *shrug* Ive read some seriously twisted stuff about dream analysis so I couldnt tell you whats real and whats not...but who knows eh |
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Vibrance
Joined: 06 Jun 2006
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Chenookie wrote: | | Vibrance wrote: | | Chenookie wrote: | | ok, so on a related theme...anyone heard of whats commonly referred to as astral travel? |
yes i have, but tell me what you know |
ummmm if I did you wouldnt believe me.
however, a great author on the subject is Richard Bach- who wrote Johnathan Livingston Seagull.
All I'll say is, where Im from its known as something different but its possible and well practiced. |
i do believe that i would...and i am aware of its various names... |
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Vibrance
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:15 pm Post subject: |
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jesus, not only do i misspell when tired (im overtired now cant sleep) buti become some feckin pretentious so and so dont i? hehe....re: my post above  |
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Peco
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| Yeah, Ray Bradbury's Sound Of Thunder is a great short story. He's my favourite author. |
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Chenookie
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Vibrance wrote: | | jesus, not only do i misspell when tired (im overtired now cant sleep) buti become some feckin pretentious so and so dont i? hehe....re: my post above |
yeah I thought ooopppps Ive offended Vibe...so I stayed quiet (for a change)  |
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Chenookie
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| Peco wrote: | | Yeah, Ray Bradbury's Sound Of Thunder is a great short story. He's my favourite author. |
Yes, Ive heard of this and yet I havent got around to getting it...Its on my summer reading list (that I made ages ago). thanks for reminding me peco |
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Vibrance
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| Chenookie wrote: | | Vibrance wrote: | | jesus, not only do i misspell when tired (im overtired now cant sleep) buti become some feckin pretentious so and so dont i? hehe....re: my post above |
yeah I thought ooopppps Ive offended Vibe...so I stayed quiet (for a change) |
hehe sorry pal..its not until you post something that you read it and go "wtf are you on woman!"
 it will happen again, i can assure you - tiredness does strange thigns hehe |
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Chenookie
Joined: 25 May 2007
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Location: Ireland
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Vibrance wrote: | | Chenookie wrote: | | Vibrance wrote: | | jesus, not only do i misspell when tired (im overtired now cant sleep) buti become some feckin pretentious so and so dont i? hehe....re: my post above |
yeah I thought ooopppps Ive offended Vibe...so I stayed quiet (for a change) |
hehe sorry pal..its not until you post something that you read it and go "wtf are you on woman!"
it will happen again, i can assure you - tiredness does strange thigns hehe |
I hear ya there. I should be sleepin now too. I have a twitch in my eye from being tired. When we can string a sentence together without yawning we have to talk about this subject vibes...I like to hear other peoples experiences and opinions on stuff like this. |
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Vibrance
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:30 pm Post subject: |
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| Chenookie wrote: | | Vibrance wrote: | | Chenookie wrote: | | Vibrance wrote: | | jesus, not only do i misspell when tired (im overtired now cant sleep) buti become some feckin pretentious so and so dont i? hehe....re: my post above |
yeah I thought ooopppps Ive offended Vibe...so I stayed quiet (for a change) |
hehe sorry pal..its not until you post something that you read it and go "wtf are you on woman!"
it will happen again, i can assure you - tiredness does strange thigns hehe |
I hear ya there. I should be sleepin now too. I have a twitch in my eye from being tired. When we can string a sentence together without yawning we have to talk about this subject vibes...I like to hear other peoples experiences and opinions on stuff like this. |
hehe, well i think the good folk of the tree have heard enough of my alternative lifestyle and have been incredibly accommodating towards me - so i think i shall keep that to myself.....or i will be pushing their patience too far i would imagine hehe
but i know where you are going with it....and it is possible (but im sure you know all about that eh?) |
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Chenookie
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:33 pm Post subject: |
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| Vibrance wrote: | | Chenookie wrote: | | Vibrance wrote: | | Chenookie wrote: | | Vibrance wrote: | | jesus, not only do i misspell when tired (im overtired now cant sleep) buti become some feckin pretentious so and so dont i? hehe....re: my post above |
yeah I thought ooopppps Ive offended Vibe...so I stayed quiet (for a change) |
hehe sorry pal..its not until you post something that you read it and go "wtf are you on woman!"
it will happen again, i can assure you - tiredness does strange thigns hehe |
I hear ya there. I should be sleepin now too. I have a twitch in my eye from being tired. When we can string a sentence together without yawning we have to talk about this subject vibes...I like to hear other peoples experiences and opinions on stuff like this. |
hehe, well i think the good folk of the tree have heard enough of my alternative lifestyle and have been incredibly accommodating towards me - so i think i shall keep that to myself.....or i will be pushing their patience too far i would imagine hehe
but i know where you are going with it....and it is possible (but im sure you know all about that eh?) |
yeah it keeps me sane...Im 10,000 miles from my home but not always. |
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Vibrance
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| yes, i hear you on that |
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Chenookie
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:37 pm Post subject: |
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nite hun, Im wayyy past tired now and should get some sleep...Im going to need cucumbers on my eyes in the morning. hope you get to sleep too. tc xx |
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Vibrance
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| night chenook be bendy for us stiffys hehe |
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retro
Joined: 30 Jan 2007
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...I was picked up by the *Vanishing People*...they live in a parallel universe on the other side of the sun...they have only contacted 3 humans in total including me...amazing people...a bit scary...
They have taken me to their planet which was great... |
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john titor
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| Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 10:25 pm Post subject: time travel |
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| Gentlemen! I have decided to take the plunge, dont hold me back i am afraid i am going to subscibe to WWW.time-travel-inc.co.uk, see you in the future!.......wel maybe? |
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Nurse Shannon
Joined: 30 Jun 2007
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Location: Brisbane
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Time travel will never happen.
If were to be possible in the future we would be over run with relatives from the future popping in for a quick visit now. |
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cutty_sark
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| Nurse Shannon wrote: | Time travel will never happen.
If were to be possible in the future we would be over run with relatives from the future popping in for a quick visit now. |
Yeah, but like previously mentioned it depends on how you look at time, scientists have already found pockets of time that go at different speeds & 'doubleback' on it's self.
Imagine linear time was contained in a fishtank as water, the flow of time would be like ripples from the bubble machine - you are the fish swiming through time.
Now imagine there is a cat sat on a chair watching you swim through the water (time) the cat has it own sence of time, and it is capable of watching you (the fish) but how much he can react with the water is the question, he could in theory get in a diving suit or mini submarine (spaceship) to pop into your time or maybe he can just put up pictures for you to look at through the tank - who knows, really ? |
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miss quarky
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| cutty_sark wrote: | | Nurse Shannon wrote: | Time travel will never happen.
If were to be possible in the future we would be over run with relatives from the future popping in for a quick visit now. |
Yeah, but like previously mentioned it depends on how you look at time, scientists have already found pockets of time that go at different speeds & 'doubleback' on it's self.
Imagine linear time was contained in a fishtank as water, the flow of time would be like ripples from the bubble machine - you are the fish swiming through time.
Now imagine there is a cat sat on a chair watching you swim through the water (time) the cat has it own sence of time, and it is capable of watching you (the fish) but how much he can react with the water is the question, he could in theory get in a diving suit or mini submarine (spaceship) to pop into your time or maybe he can just put up pictures for you to look at through the tank - who knows, really ? |
yea I get your points but thats not 'time travel' and yes time is relative and far from linear but that does not change the fact the scenarios you mention aren't time travel. Maybe we need to change the definition of time travel.... who knows.
It's like infinity, what is it? To us it may be the end of the universe but to an ant it maybe the end of the road it's all relative. |
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john titor
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| Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:47 pm Post subject: time travel |
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| Another question: if people believe in reincarnation i.e coming back to live on the earth again. With the population increasing tenfold does that mean that eventually all the souls that ever lived would be on the earth at one point in time. Which means that eventually if it increases further than this where did these people come from? |
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riffraff
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No wonder women are so bloody vague. They're not even there when they're there..
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