Corrie's Bill Roach believes in Reincarnation!

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

so called "research" could have been better spent on the people already alive and kicking today, I have never ever understood why good money is spent on projects such as that, when it could be spent on finding cures for diseases that are already effecting the world population today, not whether we will be coming back to live another life in the future

Do keep up Jay, all that those alive today need as a cure all, are a couple of teaspoons of pink sea salt every day and they will live forever, thus because they don't leave, ruling out any chance of ever coming back.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

Everybody believes what they are comfortable with,
and some require less comfort than others.

That link was about the years of research by a highly qualified medical doctor, - so Jaysay didn't bother to read any of it - He is entitled to have his 'don't wanna know' attitude.

I require no comfort.

I enjoy life.

Death holds no fear.

It's one of the only absolute truths of life.

We will all one day die.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

Do keep up Jay, all that those alive today need as a cure all, are a couple of teaspoons of pink sea salt every day and they will live forever, thus because they don't leave, ruling out any chance of ever coming back.

Oh sorry Less, I'll try the pink thingy might work wonders

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by garinda

I require no comfort.

I enjoy life.

Death holds no fear.

It's one of the only absolute truths of life.

We will all one day die.

Ya but spare a thought Rindi, Margaret is coming back to haunt the next generation of Accywebers

[garinda]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Ya but spare a thought Rindi, Margaret is coming back to haunt the next generation of Accywebers

No, she just thinks she is.

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Ya but spare a thought Rindi, Margaret is coming back to haunt the next generation of Accywebers

They have nothing to fear.

Whatever she says in this or the next life can be taken with a healthy pinch of salt.

[garinda]

I'd rather be a sparrow, than a snail.

Yes, I would.

If I could.

I surely would.

Or perhaps even a hammer.

Rather than a nail.

If I could.

[Gordon Booth]

Come now, Garinda, you're not being very ambitious!
If you're going to go to all the trouble of coming back aim higher! Come back as the Eiffel Tower, a pilot, a good looking millionaire?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

They have nothing to fear.

Whatever she says in this or the next life can be taken with a healthy pinch of salt.

Would that be pink salt Less

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Come now, Garinda, you're not being very ambitious!
If you're going to go to all the trouble of coming back aim higher! Come back as the Eiffel Tower, a pilot, a good looking millionaire?

I quite fancy slug slime, or something swampy.

I've never been pushy, and am easily pleased.

[MargaretR]

Be careful what you wish for.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

Be careful what you wish for.

Why?

Does saying you'd like to come back as something, increase the chances of it actually happening?

Wow.

Ok, I hope I'm reincarnated as slug slime...that has a healthy does of cynicism.

Fingers crossed it works now.

I might come back and sue, if it doesn't happen.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by garinda

Why?

Does saying you'd like to come back as something, increase the chances of it actually happening?

Wow.

Ok, I hope I'm reincarnated as slug slime...that has a healthy does of cynicism.

Fingers crossed it works now.

I might come back and sue, if it doesn't happen.

Think Margaret's pinning her hopes on coming back as a normal human beingor is that just a conspiracy

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

My research into life after death reveals that reincarnation is optional.
I have already decided that I won't be coming back here - a free (from 3rd, physical, density) conciousness can explore the universe.

That was post #2 - your memory is affected by age and medication

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

That was post #2 - your memory is affected by age and medication

No I don't read half the crap you post, if I did I'd be as dotty as you