> >>>>>>>>>>>>> On Sat, 12 May 2012 01:14:49 -0700 (PDT), Graham Cooper

> >>>>>>>>>>>>> <grahamcoop...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> On May 7, 9:38 am, Graham Cooper
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> <grahamcoop...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> You really can't see the Dragon from Neverending Story
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> swooping down to save the big falling Dragon?

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>http://camaffiliate.com/media/3-DRAGONS.jpg

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> OK GUESS WHAT THIS WAS A PREMONITION OF?

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> SOMEONE WITH WINGS FALLING???

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Check the date!

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> swooping down to save the big falling Dragon? <<<

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Cmon who is a BIG STAR with a Dragon Face and WINGS??

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Came tumbling down this week?

> >>>>>>>>>>>>> No idea.

> >>>>>>>>>>>>> It's your delusion. You tell us.

> >>>>>>>>>>>> I'm afraid it's just one of his many delusions. He'd
> >>>>>>>>>>>> stabilized a bit recently, but now seems to be back in full
> >>>>>>>>>>>> crazy mode. He's talking about his cloud picture delusions,
> >>>>>>>>>>>> his belief that he has a direct line to an omniscient god,
> >>>>>>>>>>>> his claim to be rich, and his connection to movies, not to
> >>>>>>>>>>>> mention that poor woman he's been stalking. Graham,
> >>>>>>>>>>>> whatever you were doing that was helping to ground you for
> >>>>>>>>>>>> a while, you really should go back to doing it.

> >>>>>>>>>>> That's really spiteful when all I'm saying is last week I
> >>>>>>>>>>> posted

> >>>>>>>>>>>>> swooping down to save the big falling winged Dragon? <<

> >>>>>>>>>>> only days before John Travolta fell from grace, the star of
> >>>>>>>>>>> Angel.

> >>>>>>>>>>> To be expected from skeptic groups, none of you even noticed
> >>>>>>>>>>> the ill fated ferry captain "Inthashoet" when world
> >>>>>>>>>>> headlines focused on the boating disaster on Fri 13 earlier
> >>>>>>>>>>> this year!

> >>>>>>>>>>> You find this picture nonsense?
> >>>>>>>>>>>http://camaffiliate.com/media/3-DRAGONS.jpg

> >>>>>>>>>>> That's your problem, James Randi and CO are very interested.

> >>>>>>>>>> Someone close to me died very recently, can you tell me
> >>>>>>>>>> anything about the person I'm talking about?

> >>>>>>>>> Yes but it's more concise if you Tele-Ask me.

> >>>>>>>>> Think about the person while you think of any page and line
> >>>>>>>>> number.

> >>>>>>>>> Then post the page and line number to me. Max P370 L30

> >>>>>>>>> Herc

> >>>>>>>> Page 11, line 14

> >>>>>>> Yikes! I get:

> >>>>>>> "was about four Foot high, and almost two Foot wide, through"

> >>>>>>> Was this a somewhat short, stout person?

> >>>>>> I'll answer that after Graham has given his answer, in fairness
> >>>>>> to him.

> >>>>> Fair enough, though I ask that you also answer after it becomes
> >>>>> clear that Graham isn't going to do his magic.

> >>>> To answer your question, yes the person I am talking about was
> >>>> short and right up to the end worked out a lot so had an upper
> >>>> body of a bodybuilder.

> >>>> That seems spot on.

> >>>> Want to add anything else?

> >>> Sure. I'll say once more that I don't pretend to have any magical
> >>> abilities or powers. This "hit" represents the sort of thing that
> >>> psychics do all the time (and they ignore misses), when they pretend
> >>> to contact departed loved ones. People like James Randi and Penn
> >>> Gillette could do a much better job of explaining (or doing) it, but
> >>> it's just playing the odds. If we were face-to-face, and I had a
> >>> couple minutes, I could throw out a bunch of other guesses, like
> >>> "did this person like water?" or "was there some court case
> >>> involved?" and watch for responses. If I were recording the whole
> >>> thing to use later (like the TV psychics), I could then edit out
> >>> all the "no, that doesn't apply" kind of responses and just keep
> >>> the good ones. Even people who were there, if they were inclined to
> >>> magical thinking, would likely believe that I'd done something
> >>> extraordinary. Notice how Graham couldn't get anything to fit on
> >>> his chosen line, so he resorted to fitting in bits from nearby
> >>> lines, and using sounds-like (foray = AAAA) to make a fit to
> >>> something *completely unrelated* to the question. I would really
> >>> like to see someone with magic powers (assuming they weren't
> >>> somehow used against me), but it always seems to come down to two
> >>> things: delusion or fraud.

> >>> So,
> >>> Did this person like water?

> >> Not particularly that I'm aware of, however water may have played a
> >> part in cause of death.

> >>> Was there a court case?

> >> No.

> >>> I'm sensing the letter 'M'. Did this person's name, or the name of a
> >>> close associate, start with 'M'?

> >> Surname starts with M.

> >> (if not, maybe it turns out the clue

> >>> means the person was male, or knew someone who was).

> >> Care to guess if male or female?

> >>> Does the color blue mean anything here?

> >> Yes, the person was feeling "blue".

> >>> There was something odd about the person's left hand, I think. Does
> >>> that make sense?

> >> The person was left handed.

> >> That's a pretty good display of cold reading ;-)

> > That really made me laugh.  Yes, that's exactly what it is, and I
> > think you're pretty clear on what I'm saying.  A "psychic" would have
> > jumped on the water bit as a hit, even though you said "might";
> > ignored the court bit or said you just didn't know about it; guessed
> > the sex at random, with a 50% chance (I guess "female");

> Wrong - he's male, so then you would have add that you see a close female -
> possibly his mother or grandmother or a sister... that should cover up that
> miss and turn it into a hit.

> would have

> > really expanded on the "blue" bit; and would have been very excited
> > about the left-handed bit.  That's way better than I expected.  Look
> > out, Graham, a new psychic is in town, and he's ready to rumble!

> Haha, it pretty much went as I expected though your hit ratio is quite
> good... if I was a believer, I would be utterly convinced that you made a
> "connection".

> It's amusing how bad Graham is at cold reading, but that's related to his
> delusional and disjointed mental state inhibiting his reasoning and rational
> thought.