Indian mound?

Really? Suddenly I hear the footsteps of some bad holy spinner bowl.

kv

Edit: nvm, he can't see my post anyway.

 

Indian mound?

If anyone here actually read Lord Of The Rings... that sort of place sounds hauntingly familiar like the Barrow Downs...

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Indian mound?

I like your suggestion that there may have been survivalists under the mound. I had a guy at work ask for my help in engineering a bunker on the side of a hill, to store his food and ammunition.

 

If anyone here actually read Lord Of The Rings... that sort of place sounds hauntingly familiar like the Barrow Downs...

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I didn't know about this? Thanks for the post.

kv

 

And no accusation intended! --- That said, I hold the notion of 'life after death' or, more precisely, "extra-corporal human consciousness" to constitute 'religion'...

Absolutely no slight intended!

Very best regards
HP

PS - To be clear: I believe in the dichotomy of mind and body to the extent of accepting same as fact -- even as I hold strong political views --- My dubiety owes not to the validity of such beliefs/views but, rather, to the appropriacy of discussion of same on these fora!

HP I say you need to lighten up! You should tell them WHOLE story abt old mirror (which I know you were joking abt on here a while ago) and also abt room on east wing and noises in old empty elevator shaft!

HP I agree all spirituality is religion but religions w/o churches are less touchy for casual discussion cuz there's not as much like you say _polarization_ when human organizations aren't involved

 

Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol

Alistair Sim, the quintessential scrooge spoiled any other version for me.
Max.

 

Alistair Sim, the quintessential scrooge spoiled any other version for me.
Max.

Maxheadroom I say George C. Scott did good job too in another version

 

Charles Dickens

Few days ago we celebrated his 205th anniversary and my 70th as well...!

 

HP I agree all spirituality is religion but religions w/o churches are less touchy for casual discussion cuz there's not as much like you say _polarization_ when human organizations aren't involved

While I grant the validity of your observation (above) I nonetheless maintain my assertion that casual discussion of religion (mainstream or otherwise) is best avoided altogether...

To those with a 'sweet tooth' for 'unexplained phenomena', might I suggest the topic of 'strange critters' (i.e. extraterrestrials, 'Nessie', 'Big Foot', etc...) as a well-nigh 'acrimony free' alternative?

Respectfully
HP

 

While I grant the validity of your observation (above) I nonetheless maintain my assertion that casual discussion of religion (mainstream or otherwise) is best avoided altogether...

To those with a 'sweet tooth' for 'unexplained phenomena', might I suggest the topic of 'strange critters' (i.e. extraterrestrials, 'Nessie', 'Big Foot', etc...) as a well-nigh 'acrimony free' alternative?

Respectfully
HP

Hey, I have an idea... let's talk about the ectoplasmic apparitions of the abominable snowman...

 

You guys believe everything besides Supernatural.

 

You guys believe everything besides Supernatural.

Does this also mean the Jinn?

 

I really have no idea where Jinn fits in.
The spirit world ?
Or the supernatural world ?

Come to think of it "What is Supernatural ?"

All I know about Jinn's are that they are beings made of smokeless fire.
There good ones and bad ones and all that.
And they can do all kinda crap humans never could

 

To those with a 'sweet tooth' for 'unexplained phenomena', might I suggest the topic of 'strange critters' (i.e. extraterrestrials, 'Nessie', 'Big Foot', etc...) as a well-nigh 'acrimony free' alternative?

Respectfully
HP

'acrimony free' alternative?

http://www.kptv.com/story/34514876/...official-cryptid-of-washington?autostart=true

OLYMPIA, WA (AP) -

A new bill seeks to designate Sasquatch as the "official cryptid" of Washington state.
...
The measure says that Sasquatch - also known as Bigfoot or Forest Yeti - has "made immeasurable contributions to Washington state's cultural heritage and ecosystem."

 

'acrimony free' alternative?

http://www.kptv.com/story/34514876/...official-cryptid-of-washington?autostart=true

And probably pocket book, I've enjoyed it up there. Not sure why but, it's inspiring and somewhat spiritual (Not in a supernatural way either)

Sasquatch had nothing to do with it, cause we have them here in Utah or at least some say we do...............


kv

 

I went into my house and went to bed. As I was about to sleep, I heard something on the roof. Footsteps and dragging something around. I hid under my covers and waited for it to pass. It did. The footsteps on the roof could have been peacocks. There were some people down the road who had peacocks, and one time they got on our roof and it sounded similar to what I heard.

I looked up peacocks and they roost, this is a good explanation.

In the morning everything was normal. We went back to the hill to get our stuff and inspect the area in daylight. We did not see anything to explain the thuds, no cow foot prints, no meteorite impact dents, no footprints or animal droppings of any kind anywhere around the hill. Not even any bird droppings. But we did find at least half a dozen holes which looked like graves dug up. about 6ft long, 3ft wide, and only about 2ft deep. It was super creepy and we never went anywhere near that place again.

Not sure about this stuff, unless someone was pranking all of you, but your friends described the event as dust coming from the ground and grave like holes is very interesting.

Goes without a good explanation for the event other than your doomsday survivalist, which could make sense but, why dig up stuff when you can have inside your bunker?

Unless someone else has a better one, and you can't use Aliens in a Ghost story.

kv

 

While I grant the validity of your observation (above) I nonetheless maintain my assertion that casual discussion of religion (mainstream or otherwise) is best avoided altogether...

To those with a 'sweet tooth' for 'unexplained phenomena', might I suggest the topic of 'strange critters' (i.e. extraterrestrials, 'Nessie', 'Big Foot', etc...) as a well-nigh 'acrimony free' alternative?

Respectfully
HP

HP If you don't share abt elevator shaft I will cuz I had to grow up hearing that and echoing pigeon coos and wind across winch house don't cut it So you're always saying it's not supernatural so I say no problem discussing it on grounds of religion!

 

might I suggest the topic of 'strange critters'

HP talking abt politicians is politics so nix that!

 

HP If you don't share abt elevator shaft I will cuz I had to grow up hearing that and echoing pigeon coos and wind across winch house don't cut it So you're always saying it's not supernatural so I say no problem discussing it on grounds of religion!

Hey Aleph! Shush! Should the DNR learn of my pet wendigo they're certain to confiscate it under provisions of the ESA!

TTFN
HP

 

HP talking abt politicians is politics so nix that!

Heaven forbid (oops is that religious ) but we should not contravene the forum code.
https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/please-read-posting-in-the-off-topic-forum.5036/ per item 4
But it is hard to ignore a 5000 view post with 45 thousand visitors.
Max.