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Partlow
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|  New Message Posted!2005-11-14 03:33
Thankyou Andy Burnham. The X'd word is part of psychokinesis.
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Andy B
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| New Message Posted!2005-11-10 18:27
A word in your message has tripped the spam filter. Try taking the dash out of psychokinesis if that's what that starred word is.
Andy
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Partlow
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| New Message Posted!2005-11-10 14:12
Does anyone else have trouble with a valid comment being rejected with this message?
**** CENSORED. Go and spam somewhere else ****
If you are trying to post a genuine comment please contact the webmaster for help.
I received this each time I post the following comment in the article section and the forum.
Re: Death renews iceman 'curse' claim
Let's take account: mountain climbing (law of averages), complications of Multiple Schlerosis (clear enough, especially with such a professional career), etc. Seems more a situation of coincidence. The victim's personal psyche has more to do with suffering from curses and "magical" death than does any type of *****-kinesis thousands of years old. Though, there is the account of the Navajo shaman woman who "cursed" a village member into breaking his leg. He healed more quickly because of a "Sing" ceremony.
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Partlow
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| New Message Posted!2005-11-09 16:11
Thankyou to all on the "Megalithic Portal, Megalithic Map" for being such a good forum for information and ideas. Due to the difficulties in making available the list of sites I've constructed, it was necessary to start a website which could make available the list of sites in a reasonable time and effort, while at the same time reflect the many focuses important to me. I will enjoy continuing my connection and future contributions to the "Portal" and extend my invitation to the new website: Prehistoric Leftovers
Contact me regarding difficulties in accessing the site (I'm new to this)
Cheers,
Robert Partlow
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