Deja Vu

[Churchill]

I already knew you were going to post that.

I know! Spooky, eh?

[OwlHoot]

Get your own lines, gimpboy.

(He must have seen your post, as it was only third from the top, or thereabouts, and his was two minutes later)

[MaryPoppins]

(He must have seen your post, as it was only third from the top, or thereabouts, and his was two minutes later)

I think I'm sticking with Gimpboy as my name for him.

[NickFitz]

Have you posted this before?

Funny you should say that...

[Scrag Meister]

Deja Vu

What does the panel think. Me...I don't believe in deja vu.

[MaryPoppins]

Funny you should say that...

Ah, it must have been some sort of test. You passed it NF!

[cailin maith]

I think I'm sticking with Gimpboy as my name for him.

Good choice too

[Pogle]

I think I'm sticking with Gimpboy as my name for him.

And I'm going to join you - nice one MP

[SuperZ]

Used to feel Deja Vu alot as a kid, then found out I was autistic with obsessive compulsive disorder
DOn't believe in the paranormal myself, or life after death. However, both my mother and I have had a few odd experiences around the time of peoples deaths close to us. For example, heard someone calling my name at exact time of someone death, yet nobody was anywhere near me.....sounded just like the person who died too
The mind is very complex and powerful.
These days I find some situations predictable but wonder if it's not a prediction but instead I make them happen, or in the case of others I'm just good at understanding people and their behaviours.

[Zippy]

No I don't believe in Deja Vu or any kind of supernatural phenomena. I've had the early morning premonitions that someone is dead (three times), then the phone rings and they are, but apparently a lot of people die in the early hours of the morning. I knew this, so never found it remotely spooky.