Telepathy , telepathy is possible???

[wrveres]

The real question is why you came to a fantasy baseball website to discuss telepathy...

its spam.
the place has gotten hit hard over the last few days. Lots of spam all over the place,

[A Fleshner Fantasy]

The real question is why you came to a fantasy baseball website to discuss telepathy...

its spam.
the place has gotten hit hard over the last few days. Lots of spam all over the place,

That's what I figured...must have been some kind of telepathic thought that made me realize that

[The Artful Dodger]

The real question is why you came to a fantasy baseball website to discuss telepathy...

Some people come here just to post about soccer and socialism. Cut the lad some slack.

I for one welcome our telepathic overlord, but he knew that already long before I pressed submit despite not currently being online at the Cafe.

[bigh0rt]

me too but its always about really mundane stuff

ya it's never about something important.

Same. And it can be very intense.

I get this as well. Vivid, specific deja vu, and from what I can tell, when I'm living it, it's my dreams that I'm remembering. But it's never anything important. Last time I felt it was Labor Day weekend walking down the boardwalk in Ocean City, MD at night. Every tiny little detail and this overwhelming sense of deja vu, and ultimately I always decide that it was a dream I had had. So weird.

[The Artful Dodger]

I've had this one particularly weird case of deja vu myself.

When I was 4-5, I remembered walking into some Anglican church with my family in England (it must be Colchester, but can't remember where exactly and it had to be in Essex), taking refuge from a storm. It was quite a creepy church, really, made creepier by the lightning proving to outshine the dim-lit church inside. Tombstones out in front of the church amidst a wooded area in the background. It was a humble-looking church, but inside quite ornate.

When I was in high school, we had a field trip for a Religions of the World class. It was a Protestant church, don't remember the denomination, but inside, it almost looked similar to the one church in England I had visited. I thought nothing of it after that and just believed it to be only a strange coincidence.

Here's the spooky bit. A few years later, I was in the DC area to attend a wedding (which was taking place in Maryland). This particular church is surrounded by forest and sloped on a hill. Once there, it felt like I was in that same place in England again. The graveyard is just a few steps away in front. The church was small-ish, but inside, the interior was exactly the same as that English church. On top of that, there was a thunderstorm brewing, making for some interesting atmosphere in this fairly dim-lit church and the organist playing rather emphatically before the wedding took place.

[Metroid]

I love how you guys took spam and made lemonade.

[Mookie4ever]

This thread seems eerily familiar.

[markj11]

WTH, I just bought a bunch of cheep sports jerseys.