Ever experienced any supernatural phenomenon?

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timsinister wrote:I'll have you know I'm a fine upstanding member of the underground medical science community.
Does that make you more or less bonkers than Herr Von Hagens though?
And how big a part do "pharmaceuticals" play in all this...? :innocent: :wink:
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andymackem wrote:But there remains no obvious explantion for the breakage of the cistern. Including supernatural interference.

What would realistically cause a toilet cistern to crack? Apart from the freezing hypotheses, which didn't match the temperatures at the time, I can't think of anything other than someone hitting it, hard, with a blunt object.

I agree that my ghost is not very realistic, but it's no more implausible than any other option.
was it a dead anarchist with a lisp?smash the cistern?geddit? :lol:

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