Do you believe in Mythical Creatures such as:

[layinback]

Lawyers cry about being lawyers, Doctors cry about being doctors, mechanics ...

The only truly happy peeps seem to be teh fluffers.

just sayin

lol.

 

[Arabian]

Are Fluffers considered creatures..lol

 

[PICK3]

Are Fluffers considered creatures..lol

I'll let JG field that question

 

[javaguru]

I'll let JG field that question

I got your back. Yes, Pick3 sucks cawk on gay porn sets but he's str8...

 

[PICK3]

I got your back. Yes, Pick3 sucks cawk on gay porn sets but he's str8...

thx

 

[javaguru]

thx

No need to thank me....

 

[Cal_21]

Pick3 believes in the Coch Ness Monster


http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a377/sabbattehelp/geuu_03_img05463.jpg

 

[samoth]

See Post #38, pg 4

Dammit, lol.

(You didn't change your posts per page option back?)

 

[JumpBallWinner]

Some people will never believe in something that they haven't seen at the zoo or that can't be somehow arrived at as an answer in a known equation. It's why I long for the day that something like a "mythical" ape or lake monster or sea serpent's body is brought before science... so that I can fall asleep that night knowing that they were all forced to deal with the fact that perhaps they aren't as all knowing as they believe themselves to be.

Or perhaps an encounter with a supernatural being, or occurance that they can't explain, yet know without question happened. Then you hope that they are met with smart ass close minded comments when they try to tell others about their experience. You know, the same types of comments and reactions that they have spent their lives spitting at others who were already aware that such things existing.

 

[layinback]

Some people will never believe in something that they haven't seen at the zoo or that can't be somehow arrived at as an answer in a known equation. It's why I long for the day that something like a "mythical" ape or lake monster or sea serpent's body is brought before science... so that I can fall asleep that night knowing that they were all forced to deal with the fact that perhaps they aren't as all knowing as they believe themselves to be.

Or perhaps an encounter with a supernatural being, or occurance that they can't explain, yet know without question happened. Then you hope that they are met with smart ass close minded comments when they try to tell others about their experience. You know, the same types of comments and reactions that they have spent their lives spitting at others who were already aware that such things existing.

when or if this happens it will no longer be "supernatural or mythical" it will be quantifiable. it will then find its place in the sciences. unlike religion, science is fluid and flexible, ever changing and open to challenge.