Heinrich Hundekok
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Re: Ha! There you go!
Arh you guessed it! Ok, it was just me :grin:
For a completely unplanned hoax that went off the tracks somewhere around post #3, I think it went sort of ok. All I wanted to do was a short "loop" of replies between Shah and me, beginning and ending nowhere - a shaggy dog story... Shah Guido G. Get it? HEHE! But you guys were way too fast on the keypads, so I had to follow along and play ball.
Anyway all I did was build up a story on the basis of your questions. You know.... the time travel dog-suit came out of nowhere when, i think, Starlord started talking about a strait-jacket. And so on. If you hadn't given me all those fresh input to work with , my story would probably have been pretty lame.
I suppose the point or moral in this story is - don't give supposedly TT'ers anything to work with. Everytime we ask in on something specific, we give the (assumed) (poorly prepared, desperate) hoaxer inspiration on how to continue his or hers story.
This is how many clairvoyants work too, they let the subject talk and then they base their predictions on that. The people who try to debunk supposedly clairvoyants always make sure not to respond to the clairvoyants inquiries, and this usually is what gives them away. They cant predict a thing if you don't talk to them or "follow along". (Im NOT trying to stir up a fight here, just mentioning a simple fact, right?).
:dry: ...
But on the other hand, it's so tempting to ask questions to a TT'er. Maby we could come up with some sort of "neutral" standard-questions, that wouldn't give the TT'er anything to grab on to and base their story on?
H.H.
Arh you guessed it! Ok, it was just me :grin:
For a completely unplanned hoax that went off the tracks somewhere around post #3, I think it went sort of ok. All I wanted to do was a short "loop" of replies between Shah and me, beginning and ending nowhere - a shaggy dog story... Shah Guido G. Get it? HEHE! But you guys were way too fast on the keypads, so I had to follow along and play ball.
Anyway all I did was build up a story on the basis of your questions. You know.... the time travel dog-suit came out of nowhere when, i think, Starlord started talking about a strait-jacket. And so on. If you hadn't given me all those fresh input to work with , my story would probably have been pretty lame.
I suppose the point or moral in this story is - don't give supposedly TT'ers anything to work with. Everytime we ask in on something specific, we give the (assumed) (poorly prepared, desperate) hoaxer inspiration on how to continue his or hers story.
This is how many clairvoyants work too, they let the subject talk and then they base their predictions on that. The people who try to debunk supposedly clairvoyants always make sure not to respond to the clairvoyants inquiries, and this usually is what gives them away. They cant predict a thing if you don't talk to them or "follow along". (Im NOT trying to stir up a fight here, just mentioning a simple fact, right?).
:dry: ...
But on the other hand, it's so tempting to ask questions to a TT'er. Maby we could come up with some sort of "neutral" standard-questions, that wouldn't give the TT'er anything to grab on to and base their story on?
H.H.
