Dwarves seen at school
I saw this and thought it was very astounding. Some people could see the dwarves and some couldn't. I guess it's the individual's chemical and
energetic make up that makes all the difference ?
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The only thing astounding here is the crock of s**t some people will believe. These kids that supposedly saw the lil gits are nine for f**k sake
CHILDREN THAT AGE CHAT BULL S**T. Also all the kids who are mentioned to have seen the dwarves are all girls and were probably all friends from the
same class in on the same joke.
“According to Ms Orieno, almost half of her class saw the dwarves.”
Let me guess “who saw dwarves today?” and half the class raise their hands coz that’s what 9 year olds do.
“The dwarves told the girls not to tell others that they saw them.”
Somebody get the girls into witness protection ASAP!! The smurfs have given Killy the contract.
“The dwarves were described as wearing pointed hats and colorful clothes of blue, green and red.”
Please, the Disney look is SO last year.
Well they said I was crazy and Fred was just imaginary, well I say he’s a six foot dwarf and only I can see him.
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I personally liked the story and for sure believe there are some things only certain people can see. I wish I was one of them. I'd love to meet a
cute little dwarf 
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seems like orias is pretty threatened by this story.
I don't take it at face value, either. But I'm not going to start cussing a bunch of nine-year olds I'll never meet just because they seem to have
a symbolic/mythic worldview.
I suspect that there is SOMETHING behind this encounter, beyond a bunch of children agreeing to play make-believe. Primitive people (children) tend
to describe events in terms of animism--the attitude that every thing is possessed of an animating force.
Just like in European fairy-tales, they saw supernatural creatures who wanted to help them. One person does't appreciate them, or refuses to
believe, and destroys the relationship with the friendly spirits. It's a common theme found in folklore. I believe it is a sort of passion-play
that is constantly re-enacted, and has been for millennia.
So what was the SOMETHING behind the encounter? Who knows: something in the water, something in their food, a story they'd all read (maybe
Gulliver's Travels?) Maybe an electromagnetic field that is on a similar wavelength to the human brain while in a trance state (delta/theta spikes)?
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Ok maybe I was a bit negative but I found it hard to accept the story, seriously it sounded to much like a bad show on CBBC.
I suppose your right Doc, perhaps one of the kids brought mummies “Special Cookies” into school or maybe their water was laced with LSD who knows.
[Edited on 24-5-2004 by Orias]
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