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The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
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Chris
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Are they not just pumping out disinformation for foreign intelligence to waste their time with, and the UFOers are being caught in the crossfire?
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Chris
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Uri Gellar is a fraud.
Ironic because I wonder if the videos you are spamming without comment actually hurt the discussion here?
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He's famous for bending spoons with his mind, do you belive in that?
Apologizing for Uri Geller - NeuroLogica Blog
A recent New York Times article tries to rehabilitate the reputation of Uri Geller, famed spoon-bending magician, by simply telling a one-sided narrative. From my perspective as a skeptic, this was a terrible article that missed the real issue, glossed over glaring defects in Geller's behavior...
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He's famous for bending spoons with his mind, do you belive in that?
Apologizing for Uri Geller - NeuroLogica Blog
A recent New York Times article tries to rehabilitate the reputation of Uri Geller, famed spoon-bending magician, by simply telling a one-sided narrative. From my perspective as a skeptic, this was a terrible article that missed the real issue, glossed over glaring defects in Geller's behavior...theness.com
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I've seen this one....He's famous for bending spoons with his mind, do you belive in that?
Apologizing for Uri Geller - NeuroLogica Blog
A recent New York Times article tries to rehabilitate the reputation of Uri Geller, famed spoon-bending magician, by simply telling a one-sided narrative. From my perspective as a skeptic, this was a terrible article that missed the real issue, glossed over glaring defects in Geller's behavior...theness.com
