Ungrounded Rain (qodesh mem)

a reply to: eisegesis
To clarify:
The OP's claims are baseless. Or, put another way, ungrounded.

a reply to: Phage that is an opinion. and very wrong. only half my claims are baseless because i have no testing equipment. why would a gov. paid op worry with a skunk works thread if i am wrong? if you want to try it both the infected material and water has to be ungrounded.

a reply to: deadeyedick

Try what?
Dumping ungrounded rain on a witch? Would she melt? Is that what happened to wicked witch of the west?

only half my claims are baseless because i have no testing equipment

All of them are baseless.

originally posted by: frayed1

originally posted by: deadeyedick

.... Witches do not like it ....

?? I'm curious,...... How did you arrive at this statement?.......As witches often 'recommend' being 'sky clad' for outdoor rituals, and are more generally 'nature oriented' , it would seem they would be more likely, quite fond of this type of 'untouched' rainfall ....and more able than others to capture some of it......or do they have to keep their brooms parked during inclement weather?

ok yes i was wrongly accusing witches but no they do not fly in storms though. to be more clear demons hate it and the churches have profited much from it and have userped GOD by saying they blessed it.

a reply to: deadeyedick

If you put it in skunk works then you yourself have to realize it might not be real. Skunk works isn't the forum to prove the existence of anything, it's to speculate and discuss possibilities. Are you open to the possibility you might be wrong?

a reply to: deadeyedick

Yes, of course rain coming from the sky is clean and pure.

So is drinking water from the Alps.
( I lived in Austria for 6 years, you should taste their spring water, it tastes like heaven and candy.)

Why are you talking about this?

I don't drink tap water, I buy it, from a source I know that is clean.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: deadeyedick



Try what?

Dumping ungrounded rain on a witch? Would she melt? Is that what happened to wicked witch of the west?

yes that is what happened to her but not because she was a witch because she was a negative witch. all myths and legends have roots but can be easily dismissed if one folds arms in a certain way.

originally posted by: eisegesis
a reply to: deadeyedick



If you put it in skunk works then you yourself have to realize it might not be real. Skunk works isn't the forum to prove the existence of anything, it's to speculate and discuss possibilities. Are you open to the possibility you might be wrong?

only half wrong because i have seen it break negative bonds.

a reply to: deadeyedick

Ah. You didn't mention "negative" witches in your OP.

The Wizard of Oz is not a myth or a legend.

originally posted by: deadeyedick
only half wrong because i have seen it break negative bonds.

Like oppressive marginalization?

originally posted by: Rainbowresidue
a reply to: deadeyedick

Yes, of course rain coming from the sky is clean and pure.

So is drinking water from the Alps.
( I lived in Austria for 6 years, you should taste their spring water, it tastes like heaven and candy.)

Why are you talking about this?

I don't drink tap water, I buy it, from a source I know that is clean.

Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere is absorbed by water molecules and turns into carbonic acid, which is found in all rainwater. It is slightly acidic, but usually not harmful to most organisms. Other chemicals can make a stronger acid in rainwater.

qodesh water

originally posted by: deadeyedick

originally posted by: eisegesis
a reply to: deadeyedick



If you put it in skunk works then you yourself have to realize it might not be real. Skunk works isn't the forum to prove the existence of anything, it's to speculate and discuss possibilities. Are you open to the possibility you might be wrong?

only half wrong because i have seen it break negative bonds.

If one point is half wrong then it's wrong. Two points that are half wrong means either one is right or both are wrong again.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: deadeyedick

Ah. You didn't mention "negative" witches in your OP.

The Wizard of Oz is not a myth or a legend.

But it was interesting nevertheless how the witch melted from the water... could have been pure or blessed.
Water has always had the attribute of cleansing.

People who meditate and cleanse their meditation stones know about this.

Just saying, but yes, The wizard of Oz was a movie, nevertheless, they used the right 'weapon' imo to destroy the evil witch.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: deadeyedick



Ah. You didn't mention "negative" witches in your OP.



The Wizard of Oz is not a myth or a legend.

can you prove that
that filing cabnet with o-z on it is not legendary to me

originally posted by: eisegesis

originally posted by: deadeyedick

originally posted by: eisegesis

a reply to: deadeyedick







If you put it in skunk works then you yourself have to realize it might not be real. Skunk works isn't the forum to prove the existence of anything, it's to speculate and discuss possibilities. Are you open to the possibility you might be wrong?

only half wrong because i have seen it break negative bonds.

If one point is half wrong then it's wrong. Two points that are half wrong means either one is right or both are wrong again.

false. one is truth the other is unproven

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: AgentShillington

What does this even mean?

Derp. Go out in the rain and stick your tongue out.

If I read the O.P correctly, that wouldn't suffice as you would be grounded. So you would need to jump in the air and stick your tongue out, whilst it is raining.

Rubber shoes.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: deadeyedick



Try what?

Dumping ungrounded rain on a witch? Would she melt? Is that what happened to wicked witch of the west?

only half my claims are baseless because i have no testing equipment

All of them are baseless.

prove it

anger never last in the rain

This is my new favorite thread.

a reply to: Rainbowresidue

Just saying, but yes, The wizard of Oz was a movie, nevertheless, they used the right 'weapon' imo to destroy the evil witch.

The water was from a wash bucket. Neither pure or blessed.