Re: Is this the day after tomorrow?

That seems to be only your opinion, Chris. I trust my doctors.

Saul Levy


On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 21:49:35 GMT, "PureGold" <PureGold@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Thank you for directing me to be murdered.


"George Dishman" <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1175170292.843381.79960@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 29 Mar, 12:07, "PureGold" <PureG...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yes I did go and look and yes there was no damage. Not imaginary, I
report
what others have said.

Then somebody is pulling your leg, what you are
describing is total fiction.

I did notice the smell of burning metal the day ..

Well spring is here and there is the usual smell of
new grass and so on. Imaginetaion can make that into
anything you want.

The fireball up the road from here did no damage and left no trace

That's because there wass no fireball, again it is
all fiction.

the other
eyewitnesses were vapourised

No, there have been no fireballs, no damage, nobody hurt
at all. If anbody is telling you this they are lieing.

and so cannot talk they did leave their clothes
behind, like other places around the south of england that day.

The ones I saw while on a train out of tonbrige with loads of communters,
well the person sitting beside me, I felt ill because of me operation I
had
just had at tonbridge hospital that day, ..

Then you should consider that possibly all our delusions
are the result of the after effects of the anaesthetic.

a light came into the coach, I was
not in the path, and there was cries and then I noticed that beside me
were
only clothes, when I got off and walked to gate a waterloo, it was sort
of
empty, it was a train full of old clothes the people had left their
clothes
and been vapourised. sort of jackets on the seat, sort of limp clothes
all
over the place, it was very strange.

It didn't happen.

I understand it is a new tech atomic bomb islam has...

Nope, it is just your personal fantasy.

Not all the fireballs are bombs... just chuncks of ice fell outof the
sky.

No, nothing fell out of the sky.

yes it is chris of london.I'm still here hoping were not nuked today.

I live between East Grinstead and Eastbourne and I can
assure you there has been nothing like you are describing
anywhere in the UK. You should ask your doctor about what
you are imagining, he should be able to help.

best wishes Chris
George
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