MagicRose99
Watch out for my thorns!
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You are entitled to your believes/opinions... but I believe that even thinking the "outrageous" could lead to a new theory, lead or fact.
What's that saying? Something like, "When the possible doesn't fit, try the impossible?"
To me, it's better to explore any possiblity... even the "outrageous"... who knows where it will lead.
What's that saying? Something like, "When the possible doesn't fit, try the impossible?"
To me, it's better to explore any possiblity... even the "outrageous"... who knows where it will lead.
Peabody said:.... I do disagree with the following:
What do we gain by expoloring the "outrageous"?
The family is not on this thread. They have not set forth any rules - Those are facts and it is so harmful to this case and any case to not have the foundation of any theory be fact based.
And, before the debate begins about this post, I am not being argumentative; I am not being sarcastic, I am blasting anyone and I am certainly not saying that others are not entitled to their opinion.
I am pointing out facts and will continue to do so.......my apologies if some of you dislike my doing so.