I have the 'woo' gene, do you?

[IndigoBarbie]

:) A nicely coined phrase from another thread. I have it, I do believe [bugrin]

I have the sceptic gene instead [bugrin]

You remind me of the poster on Mulder's wall that said "I want to believe" under the "photo" of a UFO

I have the sceptic gene, too.

I have the sceptic gene too.

I'm now kinda wanting to mock up a poster of the UFO with the caption "I want to question"!

Nope, another sceptic gene here

I'm on Team Woo!!!! Too many episodes of Wooness to recall. my gran's sister was a spiritualist and I think I take after her a bit
It's very easy to understand scepticism if no moments of Woo have happened to that person...

My DM was a spiritualist, which inadvertently boosted my scepticism.

I've had moments of woo, I just don't believe them.

I love you all. I don't care about beliefs, non beliefs, whateveryoubelieveisdifferent, I love you all for just being yourself. Each and every one of you.
So there xxxx

You also seem to have the E gene

That's not a gene, that's a pill

[bugrin] at E gene.

Backatcha Indigo

cote I see you are here again, strange that when you are not at all interested anyway.

I'm team 'woo' too, through experiences of my own, some don't experience or have a valid reason to believe, that's a shame, but some people have a reason to believe.
Why mock them ?

Maybe you are on Team Woo because you are easily confused? [buwink]

You must have misunderstood something. I am interested, of course, which is why I'm on this thread. If you look at the evidence ("Cote often shows up on woo threads"), it is easy to arrive at the correct answer.

Or maybe you are on Team Woo because you avoid the evidence? [busmile]

I stillllll love you all. No pills. No evidence. But I am not confused either.

Interested in taking the mickey more like cote
I think you do believe in woo really otherwise you wouldn't give this thread the time of the day, or do you just enjoy dishing out the playground banter ?

twosugars :) It might be me who is addicted to coming here and spreading the love, and in return to hear all others points of views about my drugged up condition, or is that...conditioning xxx

Indigo, you certainly do that. Your posts always make me .

[busmile]

Could anyone explain why I saw, what I can only describe as a 'strip of fire' about 20 yrs ago ?
I was, at the time opening aim wrapping a fruitella sweet for my niece, as she was so small looking up to me waiting for her sweet to be opened she noticed it too, and still remembers today.
I thought it was a trick of the eye and carried on opening the sticky sweet, but then my niece asked me 'what was that ?' so at that point I knew it wasn't 'just me'
Nothing too scary, vanished in seconds, was incredibly strage though.
Hadnt gave it much thought really, but what could it have been ?

Excuse my chub fingers re: spelling

sugars where did you see this 'strip of fire'? How big was it? Could it have been the reflection of something catching a window, etc?

TwoSugars - Nobody can tell you what lies behind a 20-year-old memory in your head.

nightlurker I don't think the two are mutually exclusive. People can be sceptical about one thing and less sceptical about another. :)

Team Woo and Team Indigo.