Izzy

This earns an annoying internet acronym + five exclamation marks and an annoying emoticon. Nicely done, you've deserved it. ROFLMAO!!!!!

..Middle of the night. Common sense tells me that isn't safe, regardless of if the fairies are protecting me or not. Though, I have to admit, slightly paranoid since I've "opened myself". Jumping at every noise. Does it help if, er, I'm in an altered state of mind? Like sugar-high or something..?

Er, do I have to be outside? Sort of in bed, undressed, hiding under the covers with my lap top. Window's open.. Gonna.. close my eyes and imagine? Hang on a sec. Okay, fail. Fairly sure those are still my neighbors partying, and the voices in my head are my own.

Okay, I believe. They have 19 minutes to impress me or I'm going to bed..

Anything that would demonstrate your claims being real. Obviously something I could experience myself, rather than taking your word for it.

That's what I'm saying, though. Give me some evidence, anything, and I may change my mind! I'm interested in seeing what you can come up with.

Perhaps not, but you can't expect someone to take your extraordinary claims seriously with any sort of evidence to back you up. And since the burden of proof lies with the believer... I remain unconvinced and unimpressed.

So if this topic is restricted to believers (...as the atheist/agnostic discussion was restricted, though that wasn't enforced ((not that I mind, debating is fun )), that leaves you and CSG. A bit boring in my opinion. Oh, serious question though. Have you ever seen a dragon?

*looks at UR* *giggles at something unrelated* *hums* *leaves* But you do realize they aren't real, right?

May the power of logic repel you, fairy-see-er! Off, off with your head!

Okay, I have to ask. This is really just a joke, isn't it?

If I ask one person a question, do the other tribes answer that question too without it taking away from my total amount of allotted questions?

Did you bring me back some non-fat frozen yogurt?

I meant that hallucinating can be hereditary, and to see god you must be either dreaming or hallucinating. I never said either was true to believe in god.

Omfg.. I had an awesome response typed out for this, and then the internet died. TWICE. I'm incredibly upset, especially since that was like over an hour of typing that I just cba to do again. What, that's your only response? Of course I never prayed, it doesn't even work. Even if the studies didn't suggest this, what's the point of a system where prayers are answered on a yes-no-maybe/today-never-someday basis? I can get the same results without wasting my time, thanks. No, it is your god. As in, the god you specifically believe in. I'm sure even people of the same denomination as you have different opinions of how this god really is like. Take SG as an example. He doesn't take the bible literally whereas you seem to. Clearly, the way he envisions his/your god is going to be different from the way you do. The Abrahamic god isn't THE god, simply one of many. Be honest to yourself, if you would have been born in India or somewhere in Africa, you wouldn't even believe in the same god as you do now. You'd be all "Those Christians are wrong! I'm right! How can they be so stupid and not see the evidence?!" And, of course, they'd retaliate with "Nuh-uh! Our GOD, LORD, and SAVIOUR, is AWESOME. He's GREAT. YOUR gods don't even exist." This, of course, should be followed by groans from atheists. I'm ignorant, blind, and dumb? F off you bloody hypocrite. WHAT evidence are you referring to? If you have any, please enlighten me, because I'm rather curious to know! I've asked before anyway, so bring me the damned evidence. If you can manage to find some that I can't tear to shreds (which would be simple enough if some existed), then bring it forth. If you can't find any, then we can either conclude that you believe false facts (though this is already obvious from the OP), or that you believe in your god because of faith. Personally (that's with two L's you benighted fool), if it's the faith factor, I can stop caring/wasting my time now. You're free to believe what you want because of faith, I don't particularly care, though I won't agree with you. However, if you choose to believe in flawed information, I don't really want you spreading your fallacies like a disease. I think it's the civil duty of a more informed person to help you out, rectifying your way of thinking and generally making sure you don't cause any unnecessary mayhem. Dude, the origin of the species WAS NOT RANDOM! Also, and I'm sure I've said this before (or was it in another thread?), the only reason the universe is so ordered is because it's so old. As time went on, the universe expanded and the room for order outweighed the amount of chaos. Essentially: That isn't proof. You haven't even told us what you experienced.. 1:24 AM. I'm going to bed. Ffs, I was supposed to be done with this at midnight. Damn internet. Sorry, it really was better/longer then first time..

I knew it was my parents, and got $5 per tooth. I was even smart enough to split some of my teeth in half after they fell out, getting extra cash.

1 - Andromeda - 2 - Impervious 3 - Jarze 4 - RainThinker-(Confirmed) 5 - IDoNotExist 6 - Joe's Student 7 - Star Tiger 8 - Crazy Painter 9 - Renan 10 - Rirano 11 - Randro 12 - Grey Cells 13 - MagicLuver101 14 - A.I. 15 - R.M.Z 16 - Reaymanator 17 - SG 18 - Izzy 19 - Zerep 20 - 21 - 22 - Eli's confirmed, and technically signing himself up. (We're so geeky we make several runs to the Apple store when in the mall. )

I'm pretty sure that if someone/thing is speaking to me, but I can't hear/see/feel/smell/taste any of it, then either a)It isn't happening, b) I'm imagining it, either purposely or on accident, or c) I'm lying and telling people what I'm hearing/seeing/etc. I'd still be able to give my explanation to the blind deaf guy. Helen Keller seemed to do fairly well. Nuh-uh. I most certainly never did when I was younger. And you didn't/haven't either. Everyone (almost everyone) has the ability to hallucinate, but luckily our species has evolved to the point where the 'hallucination gene' has somewhat been eliminated, and made-up axioms tend not to go without question or some serious pondering. If you say you have spoken to god, whilst not not sleeping, then we can conclude that unfortunately for you, your ancestors chose poor mates, and the gene still runs strong in your family. (Though I'm not completely certain the 'hallucination gene' exists, hallucinating can be hereditary, in the sense that a family's DNA has developed a mutation, causing to bodies to maturate with deformations, primarily ones which deprive the brain of sufficient amounts of oxygen.) You have a go at it then. What really is green? Dictionary.com doesn't describe it any better than I did. A blind man doesn't need to experience green to understand that it exists. We have tons and tons and tons of eye-witness accounts of green, with everyone non-color challenged person having the ability it see it themselves. Green exists, we have evidence of it. Where's the evidence for your god? Ah, much better.

I remember watching South Park once, and all the underwear gnomes stole the kid with coffee people as parent's underwear! I suppose the writer of South Park sees them too? It must be universal.

Lmao

I was going to post this in the other thread, but here seem more appropriate. When did all this seeing, for lack of a better word, fairy tale creatures start? Again, not making, generally curious..

I do that.. My mom has to take it from when whenever we're in a restaurant with wifi.. >_>