"Kindred Spirits"

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
You're welcome, chap who collects litter from Wimbledon Common.

I seem to be more of a weasel than a womble

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I seem to be more of a weasel than a womble

You do seem to fall into both camps.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Random coincidences sir. The only logical explanation.

....... based on

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
....... based on

Logic.

Dictionary definition:

'A ​particular way of ​thinking, ​especially one that is ​reasonable and ​based on good ​judgment.'

Originally posted by josephw
Wake up FMF. I'm under no obligation to answer your interrogation about why or how I choose to post in this or any other forum. Besides that your misrepresentation and out of context obfuscations are your problems, not mine. You got it wrong. It's as simple as that.

I have not judged any individual in particular, just their behavior. If you can't understand the difference, then too bad for you.

If you choose to say hypocritical or untrue things in a public arena, you just have to accept that people might call you out on it. Your attempt to attribute your criticism and animosity towards another poster to your God figure by saying "The Word speaks for itself" ought to embarrass your fellow religionists - as should any tawdry use of bible verses to score cheap points on a message board. 😉

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
You do seem to fall into both camps.

camp? camp? maybe if I drink enough Londinium water I may even go camping

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
camp? camp? maybe if I drink enough Londinium water I may even go camping

Hot air and tents are not a good combination.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Logic.

Dictionary definition:

'A ​particular way of ​thinking, ​especially one that is ​reasonable and ​based on good ​judgment.'

... which appears to define the categorical behavior rather than random coincidences phenomena in context.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Hot air and tents are not a good combination.

Yes they are. You can stick a wallpaper striper inside one and turn it into a steam room!

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
... which appears to define the categorical behavior rather than random coincidences phenomena in context.

When something odd occurs it is logical to assume there is some rational explanation, including random chance and coincidence; rather than some supernatural phenomena at work.

For example, if you are walking down the road thinking about Fred, turn the corner and bump straight in to said Fred (musical joke) this encounter is entirely coincidental, even if you haven't seen Fred for 30 years and last heard he was living in Kathmandu.

Everything has a rational explanation. (Excluding Robbie).

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
When something odd occurs it is logical to assume there is some rational explanation, including random chance and coincidence; rather than some supernatural phenomena at work.

For example, if you are walking down the road thinking about Fred, turn the corner and bump straight in to said Fred (musical joke) this encounter is entirely coincidental, ...[text shortened]... rd he was living in Kathmandu.

Everything has a rational explanation. (Excluding Robbie).

.... hmm, without even the remotest possibility of an obscure exception. wow.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
.... hmm, without even the remotest possibility of an obscure exception. wow.

There is never a supernatural exception to logic, as logically there is nothing supernatural. .

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
There is never a supernatural exception to logic, as logically there is nothing supernatural. .

ok

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP)
"Kindred Spirits"

"Types of Kindred Spirits Kindred spirits come in all forms. A co-worker who hates the company as much as you do, a sibling who shares your parental frustrations or a neighbor who boycotts the same block party as you all count as kindred spirits. In an informal way, this term has come to mean someone you feel a connection w ...[text shortened]... nating and as yet unexplored phenomena with your own personal observations and insights. Regards, GB

My thanks to each of you who have helped
"brain storm this fascinating and as yet unexplored phenomena with your own personal observations and insights."

Only one question remains: Did you or did you not get the memo?