Haunted houses/places local - Page 3

garinda · 28-10-2005, 14:28

I'm not demeaning anyone's beliefs, but as I've said before religion in all it's many forms, is a crutch to help people cope with living.

It's happened in every part of the world since the dawn of time.

Life. Death. Simple as.

Why we should think our life form should be any different from a jellyfish or an oak tree etc., is beyond me.

Doug · 28-10-2005, 14:35

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Originally Posted by garinda

I'm not demeaning anyone's beliefs, but as I've said before religion in all it's many forms, is a crutch to help people cope with living.

It's happened in every part of the world since the dawn of time.

Life. Death. Simple as.

Why we should think our life form should be any different from a jellyfish or an oak tree etc., is beyond me.

Actually its not………………..are we not ourselves animals?

The Animal kingdom survives along side of our own as does the spirit world. I fully understand and appreciate where you’re coming from Gary I use to think and believe very much the same. The real difference is I know where you’re going whether you believe it or not……..

garinda · 28-10-2005, 14:39

In that case does every living cell have a spirit?

I know exactly where I'm going thank you. I will be cast to the wind up on Ossy Moors, and if the wind's in the right direction, some of my ashes might make it to the Fylde coast and dirty your clean washing.

chav1 · 28-10-2005, 14:46

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Originally Posted by garinda

In that case does every living cell have a spirit?

I know exactly where I'm going thank you. I will be cast to the wind up on Ossy Moors, and if the wind's in the right direction, some of my ashes might make it to the Fylde coast and dirty your clean washing.

sorry m8 your going directly to hell and will suffer sodamy and buggary for all eternity..

that will teach you to be bad

SPUGGIE J · 28-10-2005, 14:47

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Actually its not………………..are we not ourselves animals?

The Animal kingdom survives along side of our own as does the spirit world. I fully understand and appreciate where you’re coming from Gary I use to think and believe very much the same. The real difference is I know where you’re going whether you believe it or not……..

How can we not be animals we are related to apes. We are not the only one who morn death whales dolphins monkeys and elephants do. How would you explain a highwayman and his horse being ghosts if the hairless ape is the only way to be a ghost?

Doug · 28-10-2005, 14:48

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Originally Posted by garinda

In that case does every living cell have a spirit?

I know exactly where I'm going thank you. I will be cast to the wind up on Ossy Moors, and if the wind's in the right direction, some of my ashes might make it to the Fylde coast and dirty your clean washing.

You'll do anything to get in my boxers............

garinda · 28-10-2005, 14:51

Me thinks the lady doth protest too much.

Doug · 28-10-2005, 14:54

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How can we not be animals we are related to apes. We are not the only one who morn death whales dolphins monkeys and elephants do. How would you explain a highwayman and his horse being ghosts if the hairless ape is the only way to be a ghost?

Read me again Spuggie. I was agreeing that I believe that the Animal Kingdon do have a spirit or soul depending on your view of it. and yes I do believe that animals have ghost as well as us, and you are also right in your statement that other animals morn a passing. I have to say that my dog has an habit of looking over my left should and always has. Tow months ago a Medium told me of a spirit who visits me and stand looking over my left shoulder.

Doug · 28-10-2005, 14:55

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Me thinks the lady doth protest too much.

I doth not protest at all old son, so long as I'm not in them at the time....

garinda · 28-10-2005, 15:07

Perish the thought, and am left feeling a little queasy at the thought.

Please don't flirt with me, and try and stay on thread.

accymel · 28-10-2005, 15:12

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Duckworth Hall Inn eh? well that's one way of getting the punters in...

LMAO i was surprised though dont let on to staggers he might invent a few ghosties at the stag - oh they are all coming tommorow night arn't they

PMSL!!!

accymel · 28-10-2005, 15:13

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Read me again Spuggie. I was agreeing that I believe that the Animal Kingdon do have a spirit or soul depending on your view of it. and yes I do believe that animals have ghost as well as us, and you are also right in your statement that other animals morn a passing. I have to say that my dog has an habit of looking over my left should and always has. Tow months ago a Medium told me of a spirit who visits me and stand looking over my left shoulder.

What does he look over your shoulder for??? did he do that when he was alive??

accymel · 28-10-2005, 15:15

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You'll do anything to get in my boxers............

the exorsist is springing to mind lmao

Doug · 28-10-2005, 15:24

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Originally Posted by garinda

Perish the thought, and am left feeling a little queasy at the thought.

Please don't flirt with me, and try and stay on thread.

St Rindy…………………my a***. Flirt with you Sir, I am a man.

Doug · 28-10-2005, 15:27

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What does he look over your shoulder for??? did he do that when he was alive??

The dog looks over my shoulder at the spirit....the spirit by all account just visits me now and again. Strangly enough I often feel someone standing behind me when I on here at night.