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Re: WKLB, Shamans and the Cosmos
May 08, 2011, 22:31
Hob wrote:


Having said that, if your bband was playing up Tiompan, you didnae miss much. Pretty much standard yoghurt-weaving fare, a bit of dowsing, a bit of drumming, thankfully no chanting, and all liberally sprinkled with that wonderful new-age ability to accept wishful ideas as facts.

It failed to convince me to buy the book. But I demand kudos for watching the whole thing and only making a derisory snorting noise once. At least only once out loud. For I wanted to do so on more than one occasion and suppressed it in the name of politeness, but sometimes you just can't contain a derisory snorting noise. Sorry.


Peter claimed , elsewhere ,that ""I have been appointed by Spirit as one of the Guardians of the site" which has huge comic potential .
As well as the speculation there was the odd "fact " , always dangerous when blethering .In the wee bit I saw he said Silbury was built when WKLB was closed down mmm only out by a millenia there Pete , or maybe Spirit knows something we don't .

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