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My Favorite Wrestlers
04:53 Jul 30 2008
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I mean these guys are the most dangerous thing under 5 feet tall.

Thanks Bones
01:56 Jul 30 2008
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Get Your Cyborg Name

What Character are you?
04:22 Jul 28 2008
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A gem found By Hell HathWings..
21:16 Jul 19 2008
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A Field Guide to Pagans

by R. Tom Dixon III (aka Walking Stick)







Anal Retentive Ceremonial: Book collection actually holds up the ceiling in places. Is

studying Greek, Latin and Hebrew all at once. Does "workings" instead of "rituals". All twenty volumes of their magical diaries are in Enochian.

Distinguishing Signs: Won't go anywhere without a book. Is constantly aware of which

direction is east. Dresses according to planetary conditions, or whatever was on sale at Wal-Mart.



Ravin' Pagan: Young and psychedelic. Can dance non-stop all night. Refuses to do boring

Eurocentric rituals and prefers deities from sunny climes with lots of interesting local plants. Can say "Ayahuasca" ten times real fast and deliver long quotes from Terrence McKenna.

Distinguishing Signs: Dresses in color combinations that hurt the eyes unless you've

taken ecstasy. Bloodshot eyes, blissful smile, never goes anywhere without ritual drum.



Dances With Bunnyrabbits: Uses animal symbolism to express nearly all opinions and

feelings. Charter member of PETA. Thinks meat eaters should be publicly executed. Has many, many, many pets. Has a spirit animal. Personally owns 927 models, pictures, and other depictions of their spirit animal.

Distinguishing Signs: Not counting the pagan his/herself, how many animals can you see

when looking at them? If the count surpasses five (including critters found on tattoos, jewelry, garments and undies), you've found a worshipper of beasties.



Childe Ov Kaos: Can name seventeen industrial Goth bands without pausing to think.

Knows what a Prince Albert is. Personally feels that if no panicky headlines appear the day after you do a ritual, you screwed up. Painted on their jacket, engraved in their flesh and/or boldly displayed as jewelry is an emblem which resembles a combination of corporate logo and arcane symbol. If you don't know what it means, they'll think you're a dweeb.

Distinguishing Signs: Easy to picture as an alternative musician or bike messenger,

difficult to visualize as a school teacher or research assistant, impossible to imagine as a TV news anchor or bank officer. Always wears black leather, even when sleeping.



Bright-Eyed Novice: You just read this cool book about a religion where there's a

Goddess and a God, and they meet outside in nature, instead of some scary old building. They think sex is good not evil, and you want to know where to sign up.

Distinguishing Signs: Mispronounces god/dess names, has to think a moment about

which is deosil and which is widdershins. Has a shiny new athame (rhymes with "A-frame".)



Crowley-In-A-Past-Life: Every magical gathering has at least one of these, along with

several variants along the lines of Gerald Gardner, Tituba, Morgan LeFey, or somebody who was Atlantean royalty. Many of them were abducted by aliens recently, and have disturbing dreams rich with arcane symbolism that they will tell you all about, in great detail.

Distinguishing Signs: Look for the intense gleam in the eyes, the backpack rattling with

various psychiatric medications, and the garments that were clearly designed and

tailored on another planet.



Fairie Queen: Is he a she? Is she a he? Are they a couple, or are those two a couple or are

all four of them a quadruple? If getting answers to these questions could disturb you, best stay away. If, on the other hand, these kind of questions seem overly judgmental, you might have a real good time...

Distinguishing Signs: When you look at this person, does every sex act you've ever

experienced in your life seem hopelessly vanilla? If so, congratulations -- you've found a Fairie!



Grand Old Wo/Man: Actually remembers Woodstock (the first one.) Will tell you about

the time they dropped acid with Kerry Wendell Thornley - or maybe it was Robert Anton Wilson. Anyway, it was somebody with three names. Or was it three people with one name?

Distinguishing Signs: Luxuriant gray locks, listens very intently, knows dish about

people you've only read about.



Fundamentapagan: If it's in a book, it must be true. If it's in an old book, it must really be

true. If it's in an old book that was handed down from an oral tradition of people who couldn't read, then it must really be way true. Gnashes their teeth if anyone shows up at a circle wearing a watch, glasses, or other mechanical assistance. Believes that anyone who lives in a city, eats meat or has a regular job dare not call themselves a pagan.

Distinguishing Signs: Has hissy fits when somebody brings up the old "Crowley ghosted

Gardner's books" argument. Goes around correcting everyone's Gaelic/old Norse/Latin/Babylonian.



Het-Case: Insist that they aren't homophobic; they just believe that Paganism is about a

goddess and a god and they do it and what could be more obvious than that? It just doesn't "work right" if you try any other way! Are secretly afraid that gays and/or lesbians are dying to jump their tender hetro bones.

Distinguishing Signs: Living spaces abound with depictions of satyrs with enormous

genitals and huge-breasted, doe-eyed goddesses. Long manicured nails and wreaths of flowers (on females only -- men have big, bushy beards instead).











High Episcopagan: Do their rituals have a script, a choreographer, a stage manager, an

orchestra with chorus and last at least three hours? It's a High Episcopagan! They can memorize pages and pages of Olde Englishe, have more ritual garbs than most people have socks, and consider their main pagan influences to be Gerald Gardner, Judy Garland and Busby Berkeley.

Distinguishing Signs: Book of Shadows exceeds five volumes. Knows every note of

"Carmina Burana" Don't ask them about that 18th century seed pearl trim on their ritual hat unless you've got an hour to spare.



Monster Truck Pagan: Can build own house, kill own food, school own children, and

brew own hootch. Owns guns. Anointing oil is 30 weight. Scrying mirror says "objects are closer than they appear".

Distinguishing Signs: Athame is a Gerber with a compass and waterproof secret

compartment. Eats meat with visible twitches of pleasure. Ritual robes made from camo-fabric.



Norse Code: Heroic and Vikingly, these pagans often get into trouble with festival

organizers and park rangers due to their fondness for running around with a huge battle-ax in one hand and a full mead horn in the other. They throw the best parties, but if you're a wimp, you're expressly not invited.

Distinguishing Signs: Look for the large, foreboding, biker-like persons wearing runes,

with many pounds of amber dangling from their necks.



Our Lady Of Intense Suffering: Is constantly persecuted. You're probably persecuting her

right now, you just don't realize it. Became a Pagan because she decided it was

that most persecuted religion of all. Can't enjoy anything because it would be selfish to have any fun when so many are suffering.

Distinguishing Signs: Tales of woe. Even less of a sense of humor than Priest/ess of

Political Correctness. Bristles when anyone says the words "masochist" or "whining".



Pagan Celebrity: At conventions, stays on the hotel floor that requires a special key for

elevator access. Lurks around knots of conversation eavesdropping in order to see if their name is being mentioned. Arrives in helicopter especially for rituals. Starts every sentence with "I". If you ask them how it's going, they hand you a press release.

Distinguishing Signs: Always has plenty of books to autograph and will personally sell

them to you at a slight discount from cover price. Never seen unaccompanied by beefy Amazonian bodyguards and doe-eyed hangers-on. Seems vaguely afraid of anyone they don't already know.













Pentacles, Inc.: Pagans have disposable income too, right? So how come they aren't

buying my hand forged Venus of Willendorf necklaces -- they come in silver and gold, and each one has a genuine cubic zirconium belly button. Would you like a reading? Will that be Visa or MasterCard?

Distinguishing Signs: Has business cards featuring little embossed pentagrams. You've

never seen so much Egyptian god/dess jewelry on a human being in your whole life.



Priest/ess of Political Correctness: Analyzes everything they read or hear for sexist –

racist - homophobic - imperialist - Eurocentric content without paying attention to what is actually being said. Believes in personal liberty -- everyone has the right to be overbearing, dogmatic and holier-than-thou, not just the Xtian Right. Incredibly boring yet annoyingly self-righteous all at the same time.

Distinguishing Signs: Beady hyper-alert little eyes are constantly in motion, waiting for

someone to do or say something _bad_. Has loud and attention attracting hissy fits when confronted with everyday things such as advertising or corporate franchises. Rudimentary sense of humor is rarely activated.



Scary Devil Worshipper: Would never be caught dead skyclad. Rarely smiles, except in a

snide, knowing way which insinuates you are an ignorant peasant worthy of conquest. Secretly enjoys Rush Limbaugh and read The Bell Curve with smug satisfaction. Fascinated with Nazis. Probably has never hurt a fly, but they want you to think they're capable of vast destruction.

Distinguishing Signs: Lots of black and red. Men like goatees, women favor heavy black

eyeliner. At least one inverted pentagram somewhere on their person. If you see several of them getting tanked in a bar, it would be wise to stay far away.



Sexy Pagan Nymph: Oh, they're so nice! All that warm, round, sex-positive flesh -- and

you can actually carry on a conversation with them between orgasms...pant, drool...

Distinguishing Signs: Cute. Horny. Displays prominent cleavage. Will recite love poetry

to you under a full moon. Likes to do it outdoors. Often destitute. All too few of them!



Womyncentric Gynocrat: A man's shadow crossed her altar once and she spent three

weeks purifying it. She'll have no wands in her chalice, thank you. No boys allowed in her full-moon club. Can hold forth for hours on the magical properties of menstrual blood.

Distinguishing Signs: Tiny axes or curved knives, just right for amputating a penis, are a

favored symbol and often hang conveniently from her body parts. When a man approaches she rolls her eyes and stops talking.











Corporate Closet Witch: "Hey, boss -- I'd like to take February 2nd as a personal day..."

Has an entire chapter of their Book Of Shadows concerned with spells for purifying the workplace. Doesn't mind working on Christmas, especially if there's overtime involved. Quit being overtly Pagan at work since being canned by that born-again boss, but still refuses to say "Merry Christmas."

Distinguishing Signs: Can assume a properly smiley work persona at the drop of a hat.

Constantly glances around the room anxiously looking for co-workers and their spies. Non-distinctive style of dress, no conspicuous tattoos.



Tree Hugging Nature Sprite: Most prized possession: one of Judi Barry's old tree spikes.

Simultaneously believes in universal love for humanity AND returning the planet to a pristine, uncorrupted state. Apt to remove clothes and fondle the shrubbery at a moment's notice. Can discuss compost in great detail.

Distinguishing Signs: No meat, no fragrance, no leather, no plastic, no smoke, no drugs,

no eco-exploitive products, no animal tested cosmetics, no TV, no car, but very tolerant.



I Am Not Spock (at the moment): Knows at least three facts about Cthulhu and at least

forty Star Trek jokes. Has found a clever way to create simple furniture from stacks of science fiction paperbacks. Can name ninety different kinds of space ships.

Distinguishing Signs: Two fisted drinking style. Probably still lives with parents. Many

cryptic buttons, badges, patches and other insignia. Too smart for their own good.



TechnoPagan: Often found discussing the best method of removing hot wax from

keyboards. Seems unaccustomed to sunlight. Have had coven-mates for years whom they have never seen face to face, much less know which continent they live on.

Distinguishing Signs: Casts circle with #5 torx driver. Chalice contains Jolt. BoS is

written in Perl. Refers to eclectic ritual as "cross-platforming." Thinks "naked in your rites" means a non-GUI environment.

One I found at Genisis Place.
04:34 Jul 19 2008
Times Read: 954

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Riddle me that, riddle me this, who is obsessed with having a battle of wits??

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Coming soon to this profile, ghost activity..
01:49 Jul 19 2008
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I will be haunting my profile.. more info to follow..



I will need a few ghost hunters, or skilled spotters.

Past Life Proxy Character
22:35 Jul 18 2008
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I studied two text books put out by a Past Life Instruction School her in Cali.. I notice a set course and the basic elements to this, to help set a base, one could go, and I encourage the exercise, to subtract a 150 years from your birth date, round down if helpful, then google the time/era/famous people, The expo fair, or major events, then once you get that info, you will have your base.. next entry character Role extraction or "who would I have been.." Hint.. it will have relative elements of geneology.

Look Into My Eyes
20:26 Jul 18 2008
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http://flowstate.homestead.com/hypnosis.html



It is the stuff of cheap Las Vegas acts, anti-smoking or weight loss scams, or bogus self-help books. It is ubiquitous and special, wholly inexplicable and near magical. It requires special words and procedures, engages a unique mental state, and allows one to transcend human nature itself. A heady resume for a process that does not exist.



Franz Mesmer invented it, though magnetism was his thing. An 18th century charlatan, Mesmer convinced a gullible public that the newly discovered magnetic force was just the thing to cure whatever ails you. Just pass yourself under a powerful magnet, and a harmonious 'fluid flow' would be achieved, hence removing the 'obstacles' that caused disease. Funny thing though, many of his patients actually found their symptoms alleviated, and more than a few thought themselves cured. Since diseases tend to run their course, treatment or no treatment, and since illnesses tend to get worse if we ruminate about them, it was no surprise that the resulting placebo effect would be interpreted as representing something much more profound. If Mesmer was known for the placebo effect, his inadvertent contribution to medical knowledge would be much more obscure. However, he included one more element that added his name to the lexicon, and a procedure and process that has retained its credibility to this day.



To be mesmerized, or in more modern terms, 'hypnotized', was an integral part of Mesmer's therapeutic procedure. As an adjunct to the devices (which included magnets and even a glass harmonica!) that helped to achieve the right fluid flow, a trance state purged the obstacles causing the impairment of disease. The delirium and convulsions followed Mesmer's artful suggestions, resulting finally in a relieved patient and a practitioner bowing to applause. This made for great theater, as Mesmer and his patients unknowingly became the precursor to every hypnotic act, both stage and therapeutic to follow.







The postulation of a hypnotic state follows the fact that given the right setting, people can do some remarkable things that cannot be accounted for by the normal mental processes that we believe have governance over our behavior. Indeed, without the novelty and mystery it would scarely be a process at all. Give a suggestion to a family member to mow the lawn, and whether they listen to you or not, it's no great shakes. However, if out of frustration you told some loved ones to jump in the lake or play in traffic, it would be a remarkable thing if they took you up on the offer. Of course, incongruity is relative, as your kin may have their own reasons. But hypnosis is more than a mysterious process that produces mysterious behaviors. Hypnosis also includes a set of procedures that induce it, and a unique mental or 'trance' state that opens the mind to suggestions. But is a trance state necessary for suggestion to take place or be more effective?



Fortunately, this is a very testable premise. Consider a rabbit's foot. If rubbing a rabbit's foot grants you luck, extra motivation, or God's grace, than all you need do to prove the effectiveness of rabbit's feet is to compare one group of people who rub rabbit's feet to another group that does not. It the group that rubs rabbit feet is significantly more successfuly, lucky, or is able to walk on water, then there must be something to rabbit's feet. On the other hand, if there is no difference between both groups, then it is safe to say that rabbit's feet have no special power.



This is precisely the approach the psychologist Theodore X. Barber employed in a review of an exhaustive series of experiments that controlled for different aspects of the hypnotic induction procedure among thousands of subjects. In his 1969 book 'Hypnosis: A Scientific Approach', Barber found that the sole element that accounted for hypnotic behavior, from seeming past life regression to increased sensory acuity to suggested anti-social behavior, was information derived from the experimental session that translated into positive expectancies for performance. Barber found that

all of the behavioral phenomena normally associated with hypnosis could be produced among normally awake subjects, given the proper motivation of course. A 'trance state' was simply the behavioral equivalent of rubbing a rabbit's foot, a voluntary hysteria that was no more biologically rooted to extraordinary behavior than the magically productive hysterics of a crying child.



Although Barber and succeeding researchers on hypnosis demonstrated that information could elicit a staggeringly wide repertoire of behavior, these behaviors often extend beyond the more limited scope of what common sense informs us of our true capabilities. Hypnotic behaviors not only extend to commonplace voluntary behaviors, but to involuntary behaviors that otherwise seem immune to conscious control Suggested physiological effects such as hallucinations, blindness, analgesis, etc. are all beyond the pale of our voluntary control and beyond the scope of common sense. Hence one must either question common sense assumptions about behavior, or defer this complex question in favor of a special process that places an invisible mental gear in one's brain to make it all work. Given a historical ignorance of the neuro-psychological processes that map to environmental information, it has been easy to refer extraordinary behavior to special processes. Thus, hypnotic states come in from the back door as a cipher for special processes that we cannot yet grasp.



So, the invocation of a hypnotic state, like a miracle that saves the equation, allows one to still make predictions, if you accept of course poor predictions. But because it denotes no demonstrable neurological processes, as an explanation it is impossible. Indeed, no neural state has ever been identified that can account for the extraordinary capabilities of people when confronted with information that is phrased just right. Nor is one needed, since the problem, to paraphrase Shakespeare, is not in the stars, but in ourselves, or more concisely, in the very way we perceive our worlds.



To our common sense time and motion are absolute, fixed things. However, as Einstein demonstrated, this reality is an illusion, since physical constants vary depending upon what observer you measure them against. Thus a car may be moving relative to the perspective of one observer, but is immobile relative to another driver keeping pace. But relative things encompass not just the physical, but the behavioral, as goodness and evil, the extraordinary and mundane are dependent upon your experience and knowledge. The authority of a hypnotist may have an individual run a gauntlet of fire, act foolishly or immorally, and be none the concerned because of it. Yet similar behavior can be similarly produced by authority figures given credence by government or religion, and we likewise would be unconcerned with facts of our behavior that we would otherwise have found repugnant, embarassing, or morally wrong. As authority perceived moves from the implicit and nonconscious (the hypnotist) to the explicit and conscious (a commanding officer, religious leader), behavior itself moves from the remarkable to the commonplace, and the causes of behavior from the special to the mundane. Thus, an individual is hypnotised when indifferent to fear or pain if he runs a gauntlet of fire, but is merely heroic if that same gauntlet is a beach in Normandy in 1944. Remarkable behaviors engender remarkable causes, and just as heroism is not a 'thing' that requires a special mental process or module, neither are hypnotic events that are essentially as remarkable.







When one does not look too closely at behavior, mental processes can multiply like rabbits, an one is forced to confront a verbal zoo of inferred processes from hypnosis to intrinsic motivation to 'flow' that upon closer inspection actually emerge from simpler, more rudimentary events that engage brain and body. The popular acceptance of such simple (and often simpleminded) reasons for behavior don't require much thought, but if we do perchance think about them, our first instinct is to keep hypnotists and psychologists employed, who obligingly sustain our trance of ignorance that ironically needs no special name. Or perhaps, we can use the congealed pudding like stuff between our ears, and think.

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Project
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Muli

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Body hair grows freely







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modi

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LMAO!!!!







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hottubmolly

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Signs you might be in a Cult..

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you make friends only as a ploy to recruit them







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xBloodxSoakedxLipsx

Spook (7)

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Signs you might be in a Cult..

Posted: 19:31:43 - Jul 10 2008

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...if your catholic



(i dont mean to offend anyone)







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xBloodxSoakedxLipsx

Spook (7)

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Posted: 19:33:21 - Jul 10 2008

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Hmm...



How about if they all start sitting in a circle and start disscussing how they want to rule the world







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Posted: 19:37:23 - Jul 10 2008

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if you are waiting for a miracle that defies the laws of the universe







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you open your browser to its home page and it brings up VR home page







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janet reno comes a calling







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Posted: 05:30:07 - Jul 11 2008

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if you have to kill yourself to get on a comet thats takes you some place







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Posted: 06:27:38 - Jul 11 2008

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if you shave your head and start ordering large amounts of amunition







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Blood Drinker (19)

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Posted: 09:19:38 - Jul 11 2008

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honestly remote that might just mean your from texas



lmmfao







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Posted: 11:43:04 - Jul 11 2008

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talking about world purification through death







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Posted: 14:07:52 - Jul 11 2008

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heheh , god loves you brother.. "Got any money for some Ammo, the heathens need to die soon."



If anybody said to you," You are a real shiny person in the eyes of god."







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you poison a well because the great leader was told in a dream by a seagul that god told him to.







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Posted: 19:07:22 - Jul 11 2008

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if ur not aloud to talk to outsiders







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Posted: 20:25:13 - Jul 11 2008

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when you are told that your family is the enemy until they too are members of your "new family"







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Posted: 15:53:20 - Jul 12 2008

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you are asked to render all material possessions but your guru, sports a Rolex.

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How Hoax Well Do you Know B.S.?
05:17 Jul 10 2008
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Hoax Quiz Total score: 8 right, 2 wrong (80%)http://www.infoplease.com/quizzes/hoax/11.html

How to Become A Ghost Part two
03:32 Jul 02 2008
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To become a ghost, is to become a cold wind/pocket of air.. (as some claim) something that will show on a skilled camera persons recorder as well, a tube Surgical works well.. attached to a , compressed air, or I find gum remover works best, a length of tube to go from the storage space on your person, and the sleeve clamp a skilled ghost can air a person and vanish into their perihelia in the same motion.. again a startle action is likely to create enough stimulation for others to notice a "seemingly distracted party member"