do you believe in magic??

[Cygnus X-1 14]

Waterspout. I saw about 15 of those last year. Typhoon is just another name for Hurricane.

[rEdaSbLood 1]

yea i tend to mix those up...erg.. i hate being wrong at science ( my fav subject in school always) :?

[Alphabear 13]

hurricanes are also know as cyclones

[Cygnus X-1 14]

Tornadoes tend to get the cyclone name a bit more than hurricanes in the western hemisphere.

 

Then again, if you hear a curse and the name "Andrew" or "Katrina" shouted, then you know theres a hurricane on its way

[Inferno 22]

There ain't any hurricanes where I'm livin'

[Cygnus X-1 14]

Nor where I live, but we get the remnants of hurricanes, as well as tornadoes and whatnot.

 

Well, we are supposed to get tornadoes. I live right in the middle of foothills, so they help to kinda break up the ground. To the West and South however...its brutal. The North too.

[F15pilotX 4]

hurricanes are also know as cyclones

Hurricanes in the Atlantic

Cyclones in the Indian Ocean

Typhoons in the Pacific

 

I'm pretty sure about that :wink:

[Cygnus X-1 14]

and monsoons in the rainy season :wink:

 

ok not really, monsoons are a whole nuther feature of Earths Weather.

 

Back to the topic....

 

No, I dont believe in Magic. Unless you show me proof. Now what would be awesome is something like the Force. But it aint happening.

[Inferno 22]

Yeah, especially force lightning 8)

[Alphabear 13]

Hurricanes in the Atlantic

Cyclones in the Indian Ocean

Typhoons in the Pacific

 

cyclones in the south pacific too

[rEdaSbLood 1]

ok as for force lightening...well maybe an overload of bad luck leads to something similar...

 

im gona pool the philisophical card..and go ahead and say..its all relative to what you consider magic

[Cygnus X-1 14]

/ :roll: /

 

mag·ic Audio pronunciation of "magic" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (mjk)

n.

 

1. The art that purports to control or forecast natural events, effects, or forces by invoking the supernatural.

2.

1. The practice of using charms, spells, or rituals to attempt to produce supernatural effects or control events in nature.

2. The charms, spells, and rituals so used.

3. The exercise of sleight of hand or conjuring for entertainment.

4. A mysterious quality of enchantment: “For me the names of those men breathed the magic of the past” (Max Beerbohm).

 

 

adj.

 

1. Of, relating to, or invoking the supernatural: “stubborn unlaid ghost/That breaks his magic chains at curfew time” (John Milton).

2. Possessing distinctive qualities that produce unaccountable or baffling effects.

[rEdaSbLood 1]

o that is so my move :roll:

[Cygnus X-1 14]

not if I get to it first :wink:

 

actually, its more of a Fenring or a Luk3us move...then again, they would probably jsut put the link, its too much work to copy and paste the whole deffinition :wink:

[Doctor Destiny 42]

actually, its more of a Fenring or a Luk3us move...then again, they would probably jsut put the link, its too much work to copy and paste the whole deffinition :wink:

Damn right it is.

[rEdaSbLood 1]

well if you want to get technical it would be a BWare move...considering the literal meaning and all that BS

[Cygnus X-1 14]

right, what was this thread about again....oh yes, King and/or Sonic needs to get the "Returning to zee topic" smiley on the board

 

magic....hmm....I've just about finished the Da Vinci code....I guess "magic" could be berived from history in several spots.

[VampireA05 0]

Why Marry em then.. He'd be better of staying single, shouting "Bring on the bitches!" and have the one night stands in abundance. That way you still get what you want without worrying about the stupid cow getting half of what you own. OK this is muslim marriages, but what the hell, when ya single ya gotta do what ya gotta do. :wink:

 

Nothing to do with Magic though, he probably had the money and the charm as well as the looks. Which naturally leads to the logical explanation.

 

it was something on 1950's & he's a lower class (a farmer, who had nothing at all but vegies)...

the moment he learned the hocus-pocus thing in the morning, he get married to his 1st wife later in the afternoon...

 

it was something like 'semangat(spirit) buaya(crocodile)' or 'croc spirit'

[Cygnus X-1 14]

How they turned Sexual charm into Corcodile Spirit....well lets just say, they a need a few tons of bricks to hit them in the head.

 

My guess is that guy is no longer a famer?

[VampireA05 0]

dont ask....

 

we dont have any magic school here to learn that hocus pocus...

 

by the way..he's still a famer who have a hordes of sons & daughters all over the peninsular...

[Cygnus X-1 14]

So hes a human farmer without the clonign tech :wink:

 

This may seem a little bit wierd, but when I was in grade school (6/7 yrs to 13/14 yrs old) I attended an private Catholic school. Heres the weird part. I had 3 teachers in a 4 year span you were not Catholic, AND 2 of them said they did things such the the Uoigi (wigi) board. Openly professed it. And those 2 teachers are stilll teaching at that school (I have siblings there now)

[Doctor Destiny 42]

Dude, it's spelled "ouija." I only know that cause of ATHF. >_>

 

Anyhow, on topic: Magic is another thing we like to say is real to make life more mysterious. Magic is yet another nonexistant fantasy in our minds. There's simply no proof that it has existed. It's like the supermatural; eg ghosts and spirits. It's a play on the foibles of your imagination.

[Inferno 22]

In other words: magical things don't exist.

[rEdaSbLood 1]

yes they do, but only in our imaginations...

 

its like that movie/book neverending story...where the fantasy world is being destroyed by the nothingness because people are loosing touch with their imaginations..

 

so my question is to you guys is, if something only exists in one's/many's imagination-does it exist at all?

[BWare 0]

redasblood, no. Absolutely not.

 

Magic? Meh... that's an interesting question. I'd say short answer no, but long answer, there is a spiritual side to things... something that could be considered "magical." But for all intents and purposes, "magic" is more often than not a complete joke.