LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
Can you imagine the chants?
Adebayor adebayor
your dad washes elephants
and your mum was in the wizard of Oz
Adebayor adebayor
your dad washes elephants
and your mum was in the wizard of Oz
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Emmanuel Adebayor - Officially gone \o/
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Rorschach
Ricky Villa
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
I'd actually back Adebayor on this point.
As crazy as it might sound to some people in our own culture, some areas in some African countries have strong occult and animism involvement. I have spoken to a number of folk from that part of the world who have witnessed some frightening things.
As crazy as it might sound to some people in our own culture, some areas in some African countries have strong occult and animism involvement. I have spoken to a number of folk from that part of the world who have witnessed some frightening things.
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The Fatman
Espen Baardsen
Wow, just wow.
Just because lots of people believe stupid **** doesn't make it any less stupid or ****.
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Ade is entitled to believe what he wants.
However I can now guess why he has these off days. As soon as something goes wrong for him its not his fault, he's believes something else is causing it. We've all seen him give in a game after something goes wrong. And now we know why. He doesnt feel he has any control over the outcome, that putting in effort and working hard will make a difference. How can you motivate a player who suspects he might be cursed when any tiny thing goes wrong?
However I can now guess why he has these off days. As soon as something goes wrong for him its not his fault, he's believes something else is causing it. We've all seen him give in a game after something goes wrong. And now we know why. He doesnt feel he has any control over the outcome, that putting in effort and working hard will make a difference. How can you motivate a player who suspects he might be cursed when any tiny thing goes wrong?
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Believing is one thing.
Events taking place is quite another.
And sometimes that makes a Venn diagram where the circles overlap a bit.
Baleforce
Les Bennett
it's a funny one, there are loads of bat**** crazy NFL players but doing the GHod bothering seems to help their performance
there was a guy a couple of years ago called Tim tebow who'd lucked his way into the starting qb slot for Denver (despite not being able to throw a football), he was an awful player yet praying every time he was on the side of the pitch gave him the confidence to lead them into the playoffs
it would be like Barcelona suddenly playing Boris Johnson in the hole and him being brilliant every week and keeping messi out the side
amazing what a bit of belief can do
there was a guy a couple of years ago called Tim tebow who'd lucked his way into the starting qb slot for Denver (despite not being able to throw a football), he was an awful player yet praying every time he was on the side of the pitch gave him the confidence to lead them into the playoffs
it would be like Barcelona suddenly playing Boris Johnson in the hole and him being brilliant every week and keeping messi out the side
amazing what a bit of belief can do
Notmegov
Roman Pavlyuchenko
Yer its great, chop peoples head off, murder millions of Jews, gypsy's, gays, all because you have a belief in some thing.
What exactly do you mean by events taking place?
If you mean people doing stupid **** because of even more stupid beliefs then I agree. If you're talking about actually making stuff happen that's outside the laws of physics then I'm afraid to say someone's made a mug of you.
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
If you believe that humans have full comprehension of all that there is, that our understanding of the laws that govern the universe is not still open to change and expansion with further evidence & experience, and that we simply know the extent and manner to which all things are governed then you show yourself to not only be arrogant, but the mug.
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JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
But this goes a little beyond a thread about Emmanuel Adebayor!
I'm not suggesting that we know everything. We do know that some things are nonsense though.
The things you are talking about are nothing more than nonsense and the superstition of the mentally deficient.
You'll have to do far better than an argument from ignorance. Just because you can't explain the things you've seen, it doesn't mean someone more versed in logic, science or simply the methods of charlatans couldn't.
