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[D84]

Could The Spectre defeat Thanos?

[Buzzetta]

20 minutes ago, D84 said:

Could The Spectre defeat Thanos?

Screenrant seems to think so... 

https://screenrant.com/characters-defeat-thanos-infinity-gauntlet-easily/

[Ken Aldred]

48 minutes ago, D84 said:

Could The Spectre defeat Thanos?

I personally think he’d own him.  The Spirit of Vengeance for DC’s version of God.

[NoMan]

Buzz,

I grew up in Virginia amongst the civil war battlefields. One night I saw a ghost of a civil war soldier (don't know if Ghost Soldier was Union or Confederate). Much later in life I saw some poltergeist activity. Wife and I were staying at an old hotel in Lone Pine, Ca (gateway to Death Valley) and I woke up early around 2:30am and with nothing to do and not wanting to wake my wife I just stared at a wall with a desk and chair nearby. Suddenly the chair shifted by 40 or so degrees. Both instantcess were freaky as all get out, but they 100% happened. 

Now I'm not one to walk around and constantly bring up I saw a ghost. I'm a very private person and I keep this private but some people know and they ask me about it so I tell them and they mock me. I don't know if you believe in ghosts or not, however, for the sake of this question let's say that yes, you believe me that I 100% saw a ghost and witnessed some ghostly activity.

Question: How should I move forward when asked this question? How should I handle the naysayers?

Thanks in advance.

Noman

 

 

[kav]

2 minutes ago, NoMan said:

Buzz,

I grew up in Virginia amongst the civil war battlefields. One night I saw a ghost of a civil war soldier (don't know if Ghost Soldier was Union or Confederate). Much later in life I saw some poltergeist activity. Wife and I were staying at an old hotel in Lone Pine, Ca (gateway to Death Valley) and I woke up early around 2:30am and with nothing to do and not wanting to wake my wife I just stared at a wall with a desk and chair nearby. Suddenly the chair shifted by 40 or so degrees. Both instantcess were freaky as all get out, but they 100% happened. 

Now I'm not one to walk around and constantly bring up I saw a ghost. I'm a very private person and I keep this private but some people know and they ask me about it so I tell them and they mock me. I don't know if you believe in ghosts or not, however, for the sake of this question let's say that yes, you believe me that I 100% saw a ghost and witnessed some ghostly activity.

Question: How should I move forward when asked this question? How should I handle the naysayers?

Thanks in advance.

Noman

 

 

I'll answer for Buzz.  I also have experienced definite provable objective evidence of the supernatural.  It was me and one other person that fully witnessed/experienced it.  I only tell this story and explain what happened to very close friends after much time.   Only have told 3 people so far.

[NoMan]

1 hour ago, kav said:

I'll answer for Buzz.  I also have experienced definite provable objective evidence of the supernatural.  It was me and one other person that fully witnessed/experienced it.  I only tell this story and explain what happened to very close friends after much time.   Only have told 3 people so far.

Agreed. As stated, I only told a few close friends and they in turn told others so I find I'm asked about it a lot. Then mocked. 

Is two such phenomenons a lot to experience? Do I have a gift/curse?

Edited April 6, 2020 by NoMan

[D84]

25 minutes ago, Ken Aldred said:

I personally think he’d own him.  The Spirit of Vengeance for DC’s version of God.

I agree.

[kav]

19 minutes ago, NoMan said:

Agreed. As stated, I only told a few close friends and they in turn told others so I find I'm asked about it a lot. Then mocked. 

Is two such phenomenons a lot to experience? Do I have a gift/curse?

I have a theory that everyone experiences one supernatural event in their life.  As far as people you trusted blabbing about it I would handle that by saying I have no idea what they are talking about.

[NoMan]

1 hour ago, kav said:

I have a theory that everyone experiences one supernatural event in their life.  As far as people you trusted blabbing about it I would handle that by saying I have no idea what they are talking about.

In passing (and clearly not thinking) I happen to mention the stuff I saw to my elderly mom and she became very upset saying that No, I did not see what I saw. She goes to church but seems (to me at least) to like the pageantry of it all as opposed to being super-strict religious. She always asks me if I'm going to church "out there in California" while she goes to church a lot in Texas (now via TeeVee - hopefully not some of those Teevee frauds and charlatans but not sure whom else is on TeeVee but frauds and charlatans). Even tho she goes to church a lot she seems to often do the exact opposite of what Jesus (at least my understanding of him) would do in certain situations and avoids/look down upon people Jesus would help. But I digress, as long as you're going to a big ol mega-church, it's all good!

I went once with her to a Christmas Eve service in a huge mega church in Houston and people were reaching for the Heavens then falling down on the floor rolling around while the youth group rock band played at a maximum bleeding ear level. Donuts were good.  

Edited April 6, 2020 by NoMan

[Buzzetta]

2 hours ago, kav said:

I'll answer for Buzz.  I also have experienced definite provable objective evidence of the supernatural.  It was me and one other person that fully witnessed/experienced it.  I only tell this story and explain what happened to very close friends after much time.   Only have told 3 people so far.

Answer for yourself !!!!!!   Just because I do not immediately answer it does not mean I will not.  

 

I will answer everything in here... been tied to a computer all day working on something else for... work. 

[kav]

1 minute ago, Buzzetta said:

Answer for yourself !!!!!!   Just because I do not immediately answer it does not mean I will not.  

 

I will answer everything in here... been tied to a computer all day working on something else for... work. 

At karaoke I always snatch the mic Buzz.
I'm working on this.

[Buzzetta]

2 hours ago, NoMan said:

Buzz,

I grew up in Virginia amongst the civil war battlefields. One night I saw a ghost of a civil war soldier (don't know if Ghost Soldier was Union or Confederate). Much later in life I saw some poltergeist activity. Wife and I were staying at an old hotel in Lone Pine, Ca (gateway to Death Valley) and I woke up early around 2:30am and with nothing to do and not wanting to wake my wife I just stared at a wall with a desk and chair nearby. Suddenly the chair shifted by 40 or so degrees. Both instantcess were freaky as all get out, but they 100% happened. 

Now I'm not one to walk around and constantly bring up I saw a ghost. I'm a very private person and I keep this private but some people know and they ask me about it so I tell them and they mock me. I don't know if you believe in ghosts or not, however, for the sake of this question let's say that yes, you believe me that I 100% saw a ghost and witnessed some ghostly activity.

Question: How should I move forward when asked this question? How should I handle the naysayers?

Thanks in advance.

Noman

 

 

I somehow wound up with two minors in college... Philosophy of Law and... get ready for this... Theology.  It was... just kind of there and I had enough credits.  

Here is my take on ghosts. 

I do believe that there is 'something' after death.  Is there a heaven?  Who knows?  Is there a Great Beyond?  Who knows?  There is the concept that your uniqueness and that which defines you can be measured in a series of electric pulses of some sort on a molecular level.  Since energy cannot be created nor destroyed it would be "REASONABLE" to assume that after death the energy that makes you up goes "somewhere".  Where?  I dunno.  Anyone that claims they know exactly what awaits them is full of it.   You only get to definitively know, once it happens.  But, I do believe that "SOMETHING" happens. 

I also believe that many people also have minds that play tricks on them.  

Now as far as ghosts?   I believe that they are somewhere in between... in more ways than one. 

 

[D84]

When you work from home, do you wear pants?

[Buzzetta]

2 hours ago, Ken Aldred said:

I personally think he’d own him.  The Spirit of Vengeance for DC’s version of God.

I liked how the article included non Marvel and DC characters TBH

[Buzzetta]

Just now, D84 said:

When you work from home, do you wear pants?

Yes.  You don't want to be 'that' guy who is caught on camera when you did not realize it. 

[D84]

Just now, Buzzetta said:

Yes.  You don't want to be 'that' guy who is caught on camera when you did not realize it. 

You are a better man than I.

[Buzzetta]

Just now, D84 said:

You are a better man than I.

 I've already seen enough on camera so far and don't want to add to the show. 

[SkintDoctor]

Whats for dinner?

Edited April 6, 2020 by BaronSamedi

[Buzzetta]

12 minutes ago, BaronSamedi said:

Whats for dinner?

Leftover pasta.  Sorry.    

 

With what is going on, I do not have anyone I am eating with and I cannot afford to waste food since you never know when you are going to be able to get another delivery.  

I also believe that there is going to eventually be a greater shutdown by me.  When I went outside to take a walk around during a break, I saw a car full of teens driving like they were off to the beach and a bunch of people hanging out on the sidewalk sitting on benches and all over each other.   People are not really listening... 

 

Probably a boneless pork loin at some point though this week... slow roasted... 

Edited April 6, 2020 by Buzzetta

[SkintDoctor]

1 minute ago, Buzzetta said:

. 

 

Probably a boneless pork loin at some point though this week... slow roasted... 

Nice