Most of it is interesting, I promise.

First, the meaningless update on my life, simply for my entertainment. Today is the homecoming dance. I am not there. Which is good, because I wasn't planning on going. Haha. The tiles in the bathroom floor are being replaced, so right now if I want to go into my bathroom (which is actually 2 adjoining rooms) I have to pretend the floor is lava. This means I have to go Spiderman and climb all over the counter and through the bathtub. My mom is afraid of methane poisoning from the toilet pipe, so I was on a mission to plug the hole with an old sheet. Mission Accomplished.

Speaking of missions, my team in History of the Americas IB got a 100 on our "How we could fix Mexico if we could go back in time to when the area was being colonized by the Spanish and change a few things" project. We pretended to be the A-Team (I think I mentioned this already).

It was extremely hot today. I hate being hot. (Ooohh, double entendre!) It's just the most uncomfortable thing.

-end random-

Hmm. Do you believe in ghosts? Well, I don't. I do, however, believe in demons. Usually I treat this belief as something that kind of comes with my other beliefs, I guess because I assume that nowadays nobody really worries about them. You hear about demons all over biblical times, but not so much anymore. And when you do, it's usually discredited or something. And I can understand that.

But then I heard this:

(Note, you will probably want to put your ear to the speakers or turn the volume up or something, because it's a recording from a radio station, and most of the interesting part is also on a phone. So it might be hard to understand. Also, don't watch this if you get scared easy. Or if the sun isn't out.)



I know that the chances of this being a prank call are pretty high (it really was on the radio, though). But consider this: if it's a prank call, it was made by either Christians or non-Christians. I find it hard to believe that a practicing Christian would make such a prank call. But a non-Christian would have made the demon answer questions like "Is Jesus the Lord?" differently. So, I'm concluding that this is for real.

Did anyone else notice how awkward the whole deal with commercial breaks would be in that situation? Man. I couldn't do that.

-shiver-

That sounds really fake to me... And a non-Christian could know about Christianity, so they could've answered the same way.
» randomjunk on 2008-09-13 09:59:01

RE random
What sounds fake about it? I'm not saying it sounds one way or another, because we don't know what that situation sounds like in reality. Yeah, it's kind of dramatic, but shouldn't it be?

You've missed my point. A non-Christian would know what to say, but they wouldn't give those answers because this is evidence FOR Christianity. If it was a prank call, they'd made the station guy look like a moron and give the wrong answers.
» middaymoon on 2008-09-13 10:13:46

I really appreciate the warning.

Really.
» Unicornasaurus on 2008-09-14 12:40:04

Okay, the voice sounds really fake to me. Like I could imagine some guy just doing that.
» randomjunk on 2008-09-14 01:04:24

I don't expect it to sound like anything. I'm just a skeptic, alright?

Besides... people really don't need reasons to do this kinda stuff, they just do sometimes. Maybe they were just bored, who knows.

To tell the truth I'm not sure why you even felt like arguing about this, we have different opinions, it doesn't seem like a big deal to me.
» randomjunk on 2008-09-14 02:48:19

wow .. i would really love to see u climbing the walls like spiderman!
» renaye on 2008-09-14 08:54:16

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