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Ekaterina

Joined: 22 Jan 2004 Posts: 529 Location: the
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Posted: Wed Feb
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I think many of us are
still around but too anxious about being attacked to risk
posting. _________________ An
idea, like a ghost . . . must be spoken to a little before it
will explain itself. - Charles Dickens
*~*Ekaterina*~* | |
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Ghost
Joined: 21 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Wed Feb
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Hi Ekaterina
Hope
you are well
It's great to see you still here
Yes you could be right about that maybe
afraid of posting incase they are attacked with abuse. But i
feel Admin has that under control now as was shown with that
poster earlier this evening.
L & L
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ebjeebe

Joined: 19 Jan 2004 Posts: 158 Location:
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Posted: Wed Feb
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Hi Em,
Well i am really pleased
for you and also that it is in a good way
I feel at that time you were meant to
be here in the forum at that particular time for the
message. You see it can have a long lasting effect
specially when it means so much to the (sitter) and i
feel in your case also it has opened you more to spirit
and maybe you are even wanting to develop your own gift
as well.
I forgot if you were already developing
your gifts sorry, my mind can be like a sieve at times.
L & L
Hi hun,
Well I am kind
of developing on my own as I've been a little scared of
going to a church (I'm a wuss, I know!). Anyway, I start
at a church next week - a circle. I can't cope with what
is happening to me on my own. I often get 'pulled about'
at night and feel like things are pushing me over in the
day time - I understand that is what happens when you
develop and don't close down properly, so I NEED the
church now. My aura is way to strong and I'm attracting
all and sundry now LOL
Anyways, your words
really helped me and made me feel more secure about
myself, rather then half heartedly wondering if I was a
borderline nutcase!
Love to you hun
Exxx
Robert | _________________ Learning to love
yourself is the greatest love of all! | |
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ebjeebe

Joined: 19 Jan 2004 Posts: 158 Location:
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Posted: Wed Feb
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Ekaterina
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I think many of us are still around but
too anxious about being attacked to risk
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Sweetheart - I think the worst is over
now. Admin are well and trully on the ball and won't let it
happen again.
Exxx _________________ Learning to
love yourself is the greatest love of all! | |
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Ghost
Joined: 21 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Wed Feb
04, 2004 9:48 pm Post
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Hi Em,
Very pleased
for you and you will get all the help and advice at the church
in how to develop properly and close down. One good way to
close down is imagine yourself in a sleeping bag zip it all
around so your like in a cocoon while doing this know that
your safe and well and wrapped in a loving golden light.
Another one for opening and closing is visualize a door fully
open, only do that when you wish to be open to spirit and for
you i would wait till you have started at the church so it
does not overwhelm you. Then to close down simply close the
open door and go and do something like watch TV etc. It can be
hard also when your just starting out as things will seem to
be coming to you very fast and you may feel your always open
never really closed down.
The best thing though is
that you will be going to church where you can develop in the
proper environment and if you need help it will be there for
you.
L & L
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ebjeebe

Joined: 19 Jan 2004 Posts: 158 Location:
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Posted: Wed Feb
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The scariest thing was the
other night when I had to stay in Redditch. I was in this
really dire motel room and everytime I closed my eyes I kept
seeing faces of people - that room definatly had something odd
going on. I hadn't even linked in but things were happening so
fast. I hardly got any sleep that night. Felt like rubbish the
next day. _________________ Learning to love yourself is
the greatest love of all! | |
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weavo

Joined: 22 Jan 2004 Posts: 51 Location:
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Posted: Wed Feb
04, 2004 9:58 pm Post
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Hi ghost and everybody else
on the forum too.
Ghost, I was wondering if you could
poss. post the link for your website at all plz?
I
hope like the rest of you that the silly bickering stops and
it goes back to being a friendly forum soon.
I was
wondering when another UKGI person would come on here,
Sam. _________________ Errrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmm....... | |
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Ghost
Joined: 21 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Wed Feb
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Yes many feel this way, but
you could be more sensitive and open than you really think.
When spirit see an open doorway they will jump at the chance
of getting a message or impression on the medium. Maybe this
motel could of once been built houses or something where the
motel is. Unless it's an old motel. Those sort of things are
interesting also as it would be nice to find out the
background about such places if they have an effect on you
like the motel.
Once you start at the church you will
feel more easy with yourself and how to cope with the energies
that you pick up. Don't be afraid to tell a spirit to back off
somewhat as i have done this and still do now and again if
they impress on me too much how they passed it can make you
feel not so good for a day or longer in some cases.
L
& L
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Ghost
Joined: 21 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Wed Feb
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Hi weavo
Hope you
are well
Yes of course here is the link http://www.spiritualcontact.com/ The main
site is not uploaded as yet as i am just working on getting
forums and chat rooms up. Once they are online i will put the
site online
L & L
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weavo

Joined: 22 Jan 2004 Posts: 51 Location:
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Posted: Wed Feb
04, 2004 10:05 pm
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ty Robert. Nice one. I'll
have a canter at it some
point. _________________ Errrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmm....... | |
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Ghost
Joined: 21 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Wed Feb
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Well have to go for a while
but will stay logged and check back later.
Have a
great day tomorrow all of you and talk to soon
L & L
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Georgie
Joined: 28 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Wed Feb
04, 2004 10:24 pm
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I'm still confused,
too....and I was here for it all! How were the 'clue' words
edited out, by the way? Does anyone know? And I am wondering
about the people who aren't here anymore!? | |
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weavo

Joined: 22 Jan 2004 Posts: 51 Location:
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Posted: Wed Feb
04, 2004 10:28 pm
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Night all, I'm hitting the
sack.
CYA all in the
morning. _________________ Errrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmm....... | |
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Basatak

Joined: 27 Jan 2004 Posts: 5 Location:
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 7:03 am Post
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The reason why the user was banned was
due to sarcastic remarks about people from the
USA | I was
the "Clueless Yank" in question that DM had referred to, and
quite honestly I was not only NOT offended in the least, I
actually enjoyed his reply and found it quite amusing! When I
said I was clueless; I meant to solve the puzzle as easily as
Spanglo did....maybe I needed to know more about Birmingham,
or the British culture in general; as i could find no clues
whatsoever in the Birmingham photo page Michael had listed.
Looking back; I set myself up for DM's reply, phrasing it the
way I did. I honestly believe he just meant it as a good
natured ribbing, and if he did it as a slam against my
country....I'll get over it. There has always been ribbing
between our two countries, and there always will be. That
doesn't mean we can't still respect each others as
individuals. The general stereotype is the English are
cultured, and the Americans are crass....and in a lot of ways
we are! The comment DM made was "extemely mild" compared to
what I am used to on other boards; and I am pretty sure any
American on this board would not have been offended either.
This is definately the most "polite" board I have ever
been on, and it is a refreshing change of pace! You all seem
like a wonderful group of people, and it has been a pleasure
getting to know you all through your posts here. Not only am I
learning about Michael's "history", but British culture and
ettiquette in general....and I thank you all for this
privilege! Tony
(I went to work right after DM's
reply, and just got home; so I don't know if he took this any
farther or not; or what else he may have posted to get
himeself banned. I am only responding to the comment he made
toward me). _________________ "EVEN IF YOU KNOW....YOU
NEVER KNOW...." | |
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AndyMac
Joined: 28 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 7:33 am Post
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Morning all!
I
think there's only me and you here Bas....hi to you, what time
is it over there?I just started work (YAWN).How's the weather?
Nice one by the way - very difficult to be the 'Bigger
Person' when 'attacked ' in such a foul manner, but good for
you. The USA/UK thing wil always be present, but never
more than a bit of harmless fun.
Message to all - has
anyone seen TigerWolf?She PM'd me Friday, and I replied, but
no sign...wondering now if my PM's had been hacked.Admin?Any
ideas on the extent of the damage yet Just got my ebook,
gonna peruse it now.... _________________ I'm playing
all the RIGHT notes....but NOT necessarily in the right
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Basatak

Joined: 27 Jan 2004 Posts: 5 Location:
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 7:53 am Post
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Hey Andy! It's 1:42am
now...and I agree with you completely. As a matter of fact; I
didn't even consider it an "attack" on his part...unless he
posted something else besides the comment I read. Maybe out
there the term "Yank" is considered a slur; but here it's as
inoffensive as being called a "redneck" (which in case anyone
doesnt know, is a term used for a southern uncultured
hillbilly, who lives in a trailor park....or usually any
backwords, uncouth, stupid person). Yank might even be a nice
term for us since we have the song "Yankee Doodle Dandee", and
the World Champion New York Yankees!
We had 3-4" of
snow Monday night, and were due for another 2-3" tonight. Temp
is in the mid 20's now, which is better than the week we had
of 8-0 degrees!
I have to be up in 4 hours...so this
is goodnight from me and good morning to you
all! _________________ "EVEN IF YOU KNOW....YOU NEVER
KNOW...." | |
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janet @ Herts

Joined: 20 Jan 2004 Posts: 40
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 8:11 am Post
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Sorry about my avatar no
time to change at moment.Im glad you saw the post and was not
offended by it.Talk about zero tolerence!Off to work
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leki

Joined: 24 Jan 2004 Posts: 25 Location: Nr
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 8:58 am Post
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Nice to be back. Firstly I
have to say that posting on the forum will become much more
difficult now as a result of previous comments made by a very
small minority. This may put people off posting and they do
not want to be seen attacking people when they don't feel they
were (if that makes sense).
I myself have been accused
of being involved in this but to be quite truthful I find that
quite amusing. ((Wish I had the knowledge to carry out
something like this)).
Anyway, the main reason why I
have posted here today is a question for admin.
Just
to get back to the boring stuff, you have given us the key
words but can you tell us which of the key words was edited
out to [say no more and contact Michael].
Thanks very
much. _________________ Leki | |
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Pat
Joined: 06 Jan 2004 Posts:
116 Location: Birmingham
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 9:02 am Post
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Hiya all and Good Morning
I thought the idea of the message boards was to
promote friendship and I love them for this.
I hope I
am making good friends from around the globe.
I am
very sorry that you have been treated in this way. Please do
we have to put up with people being rude and nasty to each
other. This is uncalled for and unnecessary!
Everyone
is welcome here and I hope it will continue in that vien.
Bye for now Pat.
I'm sorry Tony you were
treated in this way.
[quote="Basatak"][quote]The
reason why the user was banned was due to sarcastic remarks
about people from the USA[/quote] I was the "Clueless
Yank" in question that DM had referred to, and quite honestly
I was not only NOT offended in the least, I actually enjoyed
his reply and found it quite amusing! When I said I was
clueless; I meant to solve the puzzle as easily as Spanglo
did....maybe I needed to know more about Birmingham, or the
British culture in general; as i could find no clues
whatsoever in the Birmingham photo page Michael had listed.
Looking back; I set myself up for DM's reply, phrasing it the
way I did. I honestly believe he just meant it as a good
natured ribbing, and if he did it as a slam against my
country....I'll get over it. There has always been ribbing
between our two countries, and there always will be. That
doesn't mean we can't still respect each others as
individuals. The general stereotype is the English are
cultured, and the Americans are crass....and in a lot of ways
we are! The comment DM made was "extemely mild" compared to
what I am used to on other boards; and I am pretty sure any
American on this board would not have been offended either.
This is definately the most "polite" board I have ever
been on, and it is a refreshing change of pace! You all seem
like a wonderful group of people, and it has been a pleasure
getting to know you all through your posts here. Not only am I
learning about Michael's "history", but British culture and
ettiquette in general....and I thank you all for this
privilege! Tony
(I went to work right after DM's
reply, and just got home; so I don't know if he took this any
farther or not; or what else he may have posted to get
himeself banned. I am only responding to the comment he made
toward me).[/quote] | |
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Pat
Joined: 06 Jan 2004 Posts:
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05, 2004 9:55 am Post
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Where was it? Where there
ghosts there. I'm used to staying in alful places. The Worst
was the 'Euston Square' Hotel in London. Please don't ever
stay there!
Pat
[quote="ebjeebe"]The
scariest thing was the other night when I had to stay in
Redditch. I was in this really dire motel room and everytime I
closed my eyes I kept seeing faces of people - that room
definatly had something odd going on. I hadn't even linked in
but things were happening so fast. I hardly got any sleep that
night. Felt like rubbish the next day.[/quote] | |
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AnnThrax
Joined: 23 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 10:34 am
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So why do ...............,
..............., @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@, and ...janet... not appear
in the member list anymore? Have they all de-registered
themselves like Spanglo? | |
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Pat
Joined: 06 Jan 2004 Posts:
116 Location: Birmingham
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 10:56 am
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Hiya all
The best
hotel that I ever stayed in was 'The Shakespeare Hotel' in
Stratford on Avon. It was wonderful. Part of it is originally
15th Century. It was the most beautiful building I have ever
seen. I'm sure they must have a website.
I also think
there was a ghost there too. As I heard footsteps at the
bottom of the bed at night and no-one was there.
Anyone else know of any haunted hotels that I can stay
in please?
Love Pat ----x---- | |
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weavo

Joined: 22 Jan 2004 Posts: 51 Location:
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 11:45 am
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Hey Pat U tried Station
Hotel,Dudley?
I can't remember the name of the road
it's on but I know that the Castle&Zoo is not far
off. _________________ Errrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmm....... | |
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Pat
Joined: 06 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Posted: Thu Feb
05, 2004 11:51 am
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Many thanks weavo
That is one i've got planned for a visit. I would like
to combine it with the Dudley Ghost Walk. Does anyone want to
do this with me.
Come on, chaps, separate room!
Love Pat
[quote="weavo"]Hey Pat U tried
Station Hotel,Dudley?
I can't remember the name of the
road it's on but I know that the Castle&Zoo is not far
off.[/quote] | |
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dippysea
Joined: 21 Jan 2004 Posts:
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Thats the problem Pat ...
seperate Rooms. I would be terrified in a room on my own lol
Now if you found a hotel with a dormitory, that could
sleep say a couple of thousand people, I might feel
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