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Wolverine · Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Posts: 11048 Location: Podunk, Colorado

I suppose this is the correct forum to ask this question.

What exactly qualifies a possession?

Let me give you an example,

We know this couple, lets refer to them and Jane and John, of which the wife is extremely hateful. Hateful really does explain it well enough, she's somewhere between the very edge of evil and hateful. "John" is a the exact opposite, the difference between the two are night and day. He is also totally blind in one eye and only has 15% vision in his other, he lost his vision to a brain tumor before we met him.

Jane does some of the most hateful things ever, we went to thier house for dinner and John comes into the house, and she opens the dishwasher door, which is in his path, and walks away. With knives sticking up out of the tray, my mom had to stop him from tripping on the door and falling into the knives. Why would you just open the door, walk to the other side of the kitchen and just watch as he almost trips into a tray of knives?
He said she does that all the time.

Jane also has hepatitis, she knows this, but she ignored the medical care available because she does not want to loose her fraudulent welfare check, pathetic eh? Willing to die for welfare check.
Any way, she offered my brother and I a piece of pie that she had just eaten off of...... why would a normal person do this?

Even doctors can;t fix her, they tried happy pills, didn't work. They doubled the happy pills, didn't work. Even the bird she gave us is very hateful, usually my mom can make friends with any animal, except this one.

There's a bunch of other things as well, but I don't feel like typing them all out.

So, is this a possession? Or just a very very very hateful person?

Aqualung · Joined: 03 Jun 2006 Posts: 2260 Location: Washington

That's a good question. I tend to disbelieve all stories of possessed people, but the fact that they couldn't medicate her throws a monkey wrench into my tendencies.

John · Joined: 02 Jun 2004 Posts: 24244

I think it's more common that we would like to think.

But I also know that women can be pretty darn mean. :lol:

Todd D. · Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 11:25 pm Post subject:

I think it exists, but most of the people that you see on TBN or whatever are either A) just confused people or B) Playing it up.

eynon · Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 12:15 am Post subject:

Todd D. wrote: I think it exists, but most of the people that you see on TBN or whatever are either A) just confused people or B) Playing it up.

agreed.....although I think demons can influence us without possessing us.......

btw Wolverine.....what an evil b**** :evil:

toddytodd · Joined: 20 May 2006 Posts: 2736

Wolverine wrote: I suppose this is the correct forum to ask this question.

What exactly qualifies a possession?

Let me give you an example,

We know this couple, lets refer to them and Jane and John, of which the wife is extremely hateful. Hateful really does explain it well enough, she's somewhere between the very edge of evil and hateful. "John" is a the exact opposite, the difference between the two are night and day. He is also totally blind in one eye and only has 15% vision in his other, he lost his vision to a brain tumor before we met him.

Jane does some of the most hateful things ever, we went to thier house for dinner and John comes into the house, and she opens the dishwasher door, which is in his path, and walks away. With knives sticking up out of the tray, my mom had to stop him from tripping on the door and falling into the knives. Why would you just open the door, walk to the other side of the kitchen and just watch as he almost trips into a tray of knives?
He said she does that all the time.

Jane also has hepatitis, she knows this, but she ignored the medical care available because she does not want to loose her fraudulent welfare check, pathetic eh? Willing to die for welfare check.
Any way, she offered my brother and I a piece of pie that she had just eaten off of...... why would a normal person do this?

Even doctors can;t fix her, they tried happy pills, didn't work. They doubled the happy pills, didn't work. Even the bird she gave us is very hateful, usually my mom can make friends with any animal, except this one.

There's a bunch of other things as well, but I don't feel like typing them all out.

So, is this a possession? Or just a very very very hateful person?

Just curious: Does she think she is 'normal' or does she do mean things on purpose?

Wolverine · Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Posts: 11048 Location: Podunk, Colorado

Oh, she also admitted to leaving two morphine pills in a candy dish at the gun store, about two weeks after the fact.
That is one of the more disturbing things she has done, and for such reasons we don't eat the food that comes out of that house.

I honestly think that if John wasn't so dependant on her, he would leave her without a second thought. He even calls over here and complains about her.... when she is in another room or shopping.

toddytodd wrote: Wolverine wrote: I suppose this is the correct forum to ask this question.

What exactly qualifies a possession?

Let me give you an example,

We know this couple, lets refer to them and Jane and John, of which the wife is extremely hateful. Hateful really does explain it well enough, she's somewhere between the very edge of evil and hateful. "John" is a the exact opposite, the difference between the two are night and day. He is also totally blind in one eye and only has 15% vision in his other, he lost his vision to a brain tumor before we met him.

Jane does some of the most hateful things ever, we went to thier house for dinner and John comes into the house, and she opens the dishwasher door, which is in his path, and walks away. With knives sticking up out of the tray, my mom had to stop him from tripping on the door and falling into the knives. Why would you just open the door, walk to the other side of the kitchen and just watch as he almost trips into a tray of knives?
He said she does that all the time.

Jane also has hepatitis, she knows this, but she ignored the medical care available because she does not want to loose her fraudulent welfare check, pathetic eh? Willing to die for welfare check.
Any way, she offered my brother and I a piece of pie that she had just eaten off of...... why would a normal person do this?

Even doctors can;t fix her, they tried happy pills, didn't work. They doubled the happy pills, didn't work. Even the bird she gave us is very hateful, usually my mom can make friends with any animal, except this one.

There's a bunch of other things as well, but I don't feel like typing them all out.

So, is this a possession? Or just a very very very hateful person?

Just curious: Does she think she is 'normal' or does she do mean things on purpose?
She does some things on purpose...... but for the most part, I have no idea what goes on in her head.

Edit: John says she does in fact know what she is doing, he says she goes out of her way to be mean and hateful.

MJB · Joined: 14 Apr 2006 Posts: 594

Wolverine wrote: Oh, she also admitted to leaving two morphine pills in a candy dish at the gun store, about two weeks after the fact.
That is one of the more disturbing things she has done, and for such reasons we don't eat the food that comes out of that house.

I honestly think that if John wasn't so dependant on her, he would leave her without a second thought. He even calls over here and complains about her.... when she is in another room or shopping.

toddytodd wrote: Wolverine wrote: I suppose this is the correct forum to ask this question.

What exactly qualifies a possession?

Let me give you an example,

We know this couple, lets refer to them and Jane and John, of which the wife is extremely hateful. Hateful really does explain it well enough, she's somewhere between the very edge of evil and hateful. "John" is a the exact opposite, the difference between the two are night and day. He is also totally blind in one eye and only has 15% vision in his other, he lost his vision to a brain tumor before we met him.

Jane does some of the most hateful things ever, we went to thier house for dinner and John comes into the house, and she opens the dishwasher door, which is in his path, and walks away. With knives sticking up out of the tray, my mom had to stop him from tripping on the door and falling into the knives. Why would you just open the door, walk to the other side of the kitchen and just watch as he almost trips into a tray of knives?
He said she does that all the time.

Jane also has hepatitis, she knows this, but she ignored the medical care available because she does not want to loose her fraudulent welfare check, pathetic eh? Willing to die for welfare check.
Any way, she offered my brother and I a piece of pie that she had just eaten off of...... why would a normal person do this?

Even doctors can;t fix her, they tried happy pills, didn't work. They doubled the happy pills, didn't work. Even the bird she gave us is very hateful, usually my mom can make friends with any animal, except this one.

There's a bunch of other things as well, but I don't feel like typing them all out.

So, is this a possession? Or just a very very very hateful person?

Just curious: Does she think she is 'normal' or does she do mean things on purpose?
She does some things on purpose...... but for the most part, I have no idea what goes on in her head.

Edit: John says she does in fact know what she is doing, he says she goes out of her way to be mean and hateful.

Possessed or not, anyone leaving morphine in a public candy dish is evil and criminal. I'd report her claims to the authorities.

Darth Tiberius · Joined: 19 Apr 2005 Posts: 2001 Location: Oxford

Wolverine wrote: I suppose this is the correct forum to ask this question.

What exactly qualifies a possession?

Let me give you an example,

We know this couple, lets refer to them and Jane and John, of which the wife is extremely hateful. Hateful really does explain it well enough, she's somewhere between the very edge of evil and hateful. "John" is a the exact opposite, the difference between the two are night and day. He is also totally blind in one eye and only has 15% vision in his other, he lost his vision to a brain tumor before we met him.

Jane does some of the most hateful things ever, we went to thier house for dinner and John comes into the house, and she opens the dishwasher door, which is in his path, and walks away. With knives sticking up out of the tray, my mom had to stop him from tripping on the door and falling into the knives. Why would you just open the door, walk to the other side of the kitchen and just watch as he almost trips into a tray of knives?
He said she does that all the time.

Jane also has hepatitis, she knows this, but she ignored the medical care available because she does not want to loose her fraudulent welfare check, pathetic eh? Willing to die for welfare check.
Any way, she offered my brother and I a piece of pie that she had just eaten off of...... why would a normal person do this?

Even doctors can;t fix her, they tried happy pills, didn't work. They doubled the happy pills, didn't work. Even the bird she gave us is very hateful, usually my mom can make friends with any animal, except this one.

There's a bunch of other things as well, but I don't feel like typing them all out.

So, is this a possession? Or just a very very very hateful person?

She needs severe pshychological attention.

The Central Scrutinizer · Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 1:20 pm Post subject:

Although I would hesitate to make a diagnosis based on very scarce evidence, this sounds a lot like Antisocial Personality Disorder.

Darth Tiberius · Joined: 19 Apr 2005 Posts: 2001 Location: Oxford

The Central Scrutinizer wrote: Although I would hesitate to make a diagnosis based on very scarce evidence, this sounds a lot like Antisocial Personality Disorder.

A very severe case of it. Still enough to be institutionalised.

Wolverine · Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Posts: 11048 Location: Podunk, Colorado

It would be difficult to get hauled away in a straight jacket without "John" knowing that we caused it. :-|

I think "John" is the main reason why she hasn't been hauled away, our FFL could have called the police about the morphine, but chose not to because of John.

sLiPpY · Joined: 24 Nov 2004 Posts: 10094

Wolverine wrote: I suppose this is the correct forum to ask this question.

What exactly qualifies a possession?

Let me give you an example,

We know this couple, lets refer to them and Jane and John, of which the wife is extremely hateful. Hateful really does explain it well enough, she's somewhere between the very edge of evil and hateful. "John" is a the exact opposite, the difference between the two are night and day. He is also totally blind in one eye and only has 15% vision in his other, he lost his vision to a brain tumor before we met him.

Jane does some of the most hateful things ever, we went to thier house for dinner and John comes into the house, and she opens the dishwasher door, which is in his path, and walks away. With knives sticking up out of the tray, my mom had to stop him from tripping on the door and falling into the knives. Why would you just open the door, walk to the other side of the kitchen and just watch as he almost trips into a tray of knives?
He said she does that all the time.

Jane also has hepatitis, she knows this, but she ignored the medical care available because she does not want to loose her fraudulent welfare check, pathetic eh? Willing to die for welfare check.
Any way, she offered my brother and I a piece of pie that she had just eaten off of...... why would a normal person do this?

Even doctors can;t fix her, they tried happy pills, didn't work. They doubled the happy pills, didn't work. Even the bird she gave us is very hateful, usually my mom can make friends with any animal, except this one.

There's a bunch of other things as well, but I don't feel like typing them all out.

So, is this a possession? Or just a very very very hateful person?

Just turn on the TV, flip through any channel and be weary of anything wearing outlandish clothing and big hair..."in the name of Jjjjjjjeeeeeesssssuuuuuuuuuuussssssssss!!!!!!!!!"

That is a textbook case of demonic possession, if there ever was one.

Æ · Joined: 17 Jun 2005 Posts: 5506 Location: Taxatraz

Maybe she just wants John to fall on the knives so she can collect the life insurance.

Possessions, if they exist, are very rare. If people are truly evil, they are born evil.

Lumina · Joined: 16 Mar 2006 Posts: 18289

Wolverine wrote: It would be difficult to get hauled away in a straight jacket without "John" knowing that we caused it. :-|

I think "John" is the main reason why she hasn't been hauled away, our FFL could have called the police about the morphine, but chose not to because of John.

I hope that this doesn't turn out to be a tragic mistake in judgment. This woman is mentally ill and needs help, and John needs protection. OMG.

Wolverine · Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Posts: 11048 Location: Podunk, Colorado

He does need protection, I wish he would leave her. He's great to be around, but when she comes around, its just different.

sLiPpY wrote:

Just turn on the TV, flip through any channel and be weary of anything wearing outlandish clothing and big hair..."in the name of Jjjjjjjeeeeeesssssuuuuuuuuuuussssssssss!!!!!!!!!"

That is a textbook case of demonic possession, if there ever was one.
I really do think those people are paid off......

Aereus wrote: Maybe she just wants John to fall on the knives so she can collect the life insurance.

Possessions, if they exist, are very rare. If people are truly evil, they are born evil.
I think thats one of the reasons as well, but there's so many things wrong with her I don;t know. :-|

Darth Tiberius · Joined: 19 Apr 2005 Posts: 2001 Location: Oxford

Maybe a mercy kill????

The Central Scrutinizer · Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 9:24 am Post subject: Re: Possession

sLiPpY wrote:

Just turn on the TV, flip through any channel and be weary of anything wearing outlandish clothing and big hair..."in the name of Jjjjjjjeeeeeesssssuuuuuuuuuuussssssssss!!!!!!!!!"

That is a textbook case of demonic possession, if there ever was one.

Do you know who I'm talking about when I drop the name Benny Hinn? Has this man ever come over to you as anything but pure evil?

Lumina · Joined: 16 Mar 2006 Posts: 18289

The Central Scrutinizer wrote: sLiPpY wrote:

Just turn on the TV, flip through any channel and be weary of anything wearing outlandish clothing and big hair..."in the name of Jjjjjjjeeeeeesssssuuuuuuuuuuussssssssss!!!!!!!!!"

That is a textbook case of demonic possession, if there ever was one.

Do you know who I'm talking about when I drop the name Benny Hinn? Has this man ever come over to you as anything but pure evil?

I know who he is and have watched a little, mainly because he "slays in the Spirit" en masse. I've also read that he's tremendously successful financially. But it's not for me to judge who's truly "annointed."
Or try not to anyway.

The Central Scrutinizer · Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 11:51 am Post subject: Re: Possession

Lumina wrote: The Central Scrutinizer wrote: sLiPpY wrote:

Just turn on the TV, flip through any channel and be weary of anything wearing outlandish clothing and big hair..."in the name of Jjjjjjjeeeeeesssssuuuuuuuuuuussssssssss!!!!!!!!!"

That is a textbook case of demonic possession, if there ever was one.

Do you know who I'm talking about when I drop the name Benny Hinn? Has this man ever come over to you as anything but pure evil?

I know who he is and have watched a little, mainly because he "slays in the Spirit" en masse. I've also read that he's tremendously successful financially. But it's not for me to judge who's truly "annointed."
Or try not to anyway.

Thankfully, as a secular agnostic, I can say that I think he's full of s**t.