RSLancastr
5th April 2006, 02:36 PM
I'm at home, sick with the flu, watching Sylvia Browne on the Montel Williams Show (I figure, I'm already nauseous and have the sh**s, I might as well watch her...).
A man in the audience asked her about two men he knew who had recently died in unrelated incidents.
Syliva asked him which of the two men was the "thicker" one. When he answered, she said "and the other is... more... angular?" He agreed. She then said "because they are both standing right behind you." The man teared up.
So, given that there were two people, she psychically knew that one of them was "thicker" than the other. Wow. What are the chances of that?
She then said (I'm paraphrasing, but this is close): "Have you ever noticed how often people die within a few months of their birthday?"
Uh, yeah. Even if you define "a few" as being as little as three, this would mean a spread of six months - half the year. So yes, I would say that at least 50% of people die within "a few months" of their birthday. Brilliant observation.
She is now talking to a woman whose daughter was murdered by an unknown party or parties. Sylvia is just throwing out totally unverifiable nonsense about the murderer and the thoughts the daughter was thinking when she died.
This is difficult to watch.
I'm strongly considering putting together a StopKaz-type website about Sylvia. I need to decide if I can stand to watch a lot of this, as that's part of what it would require to do the site I envision. I would definitely need to stock up on BP meds. :mad:
A man in the audience asked her about two men he knew who had recently died in unrelated incidents.
Syliva asked him which of the two men was the "thicker" one. When he answered, she said "and the other is... more... angular?" He agreed. She then said "because they are both standing right behind you." The man teared up.
So, given that there were two people, she psychically knew that one of them was "thicker" than the other. Wow. What are the chances of that?
She then said (I'm paraphrasing, but this is close): "Have you ever noticed how often people die within a few months of their birthday?"
Uh, yeah. Even if you define "a few" as being as little as three, this would mean a spread of six months - half the year. So yes, I would say that at least 50% of people die within "a few months" of their birthday. Brilliant observation.
She is now talking to a woman whose daughter was murdered by an unknown party or parties. Sylvia is just throwing out totally unverifiable nonsense about the murderer and the thoughts the daughter was thinking when she died.
This is difficult to watch.
I'm strongly considering putting together a StopKaz-type website about Sylvia. I need to decide if I can stand to watch a lot of this, as that's part of what it would require to do the site I envision. I would definitely need to stock up on BP meds. :mad: