Looking for something unusual
Jul 30th 2015 | 9:54 pm
#17
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Re: Looking for something unusual
OP is too shy to say, but here is what happened. OP's partner posted an ulta sound of baby on Facebook and a witch cursed it via Facebook. It happens all the time.
Jul 30th 2015 | 10:01 pm
#18
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Re: Looking for something unusual
Can I at least judge you're speeling and gramma ?
A genuine expert huh?
Jul 31st 2015 | 6:14 am
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Sep 2nd 2015 | 10:01 pm
#21
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Re: Looking for something unusual
Hi Everyone, Plz don't judge me weather you can help or not. I will really appreciate positive contribution to this question.
Actually I am looking for someone who can break magic spell. I need expert in this field, if you can help me find one in or around Perth, WA.
I will be thankful to you. Religious background of healer does not matter but must be genuine expert.
Thanks everyone.
Actually I am looking for someone who can break magic spell. I need expert in this field, if you can help me find one in or around Perth, WA.
I will be thankful to you. Religious background of healer does not matter but must be genuine expert.
Thanks everyone.
Sep 3rd 2015 | 12:13 am
#22
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Re: Looking for something unusual
Sep 3rd 2015 | 1:32 pm
#23
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Re: Looking for something unusual
Bloody irreverent bunch 
My Mum's a bit 'witchy'. We just call her eccentric She's a lovely old stick (83) who talks to birds and dogs, and they answer her (that's her story, anyway).
She's always been fiercely protective of her 'chickens' (her children). Years ago, I had a horrible boss who used to flit off and spend the day with her lover, leaving me (a new graduate) to run things. When I finally worked up the courage to front her about it, she sacked me.
My Mum was so angry about it, that she made a 'tussy mussy' - a bowl of various herbs and grasses - and wished misery on my ex-boss (yes, yes, I know!)
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence. But Mum was horrified, and vowed to us all that she would 'never use her powers for evil again'. Crazy old chook
ps - she's always said that one of her female children would 'inherit her powers', but it would take decades for it to become clear to her who this would be. At a family morning tea a few weeks ago, she announced out of the blue that the lucky recipient was......me
Now I've got my brother making cracks about buying me a cauldron. 
My Mum's a bit 'witchy'. We just call her eccentric
She's a lovely old stick (83) who talks to birds and dogs, and they answer her (that's her story, anyway).She's always been fiercely protective of her 'chickens' (her children). Years ago, I had a horrible boss who used to flit off and spend the day with her lover, leaving me (a new graduate) to run things. When I finally worked up the courage to front her about it, she sacked me.
My Mum was so angry about it, that she made a 'tussy mussy' - a bowl of various herbs and grasses - and wished misery on my ex-boss (yes, yes, I know!)
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence. But Mum was horrified, and vowed to us all that she would 'never use her powers for evil again'. Crazy old chook
ps - she's always said that one of her female children would 'inherit her powers', but it would take decades for it to become clear to her who this would be. At a family morning tea a few weeks ago, she announced out of the blue that the lucky recipient was......me
Now I've got my brother making cracks about buying me a cauldron.
Sep 3rd 2015 | 1:55 pm
#24
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Re: Looking for something unusual
My Mum was so angry about it, that she made a 'tussy mussy' - a bowl of various herbs and grasses - and wished misery on my ex-boss (yes, yes, I know!)
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence.
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence.
Why is it such individuals, having discovered the correlation of cause and effect, don't then immediately curse Tony Abbott to death. In fact, if it worked, why didn't Tony Abbott keel over after 10 seconds in the job? Being an antisocial dick in public should have a lifetime measured in nanoseconds if that were the case - and evidently it's actually a positive long term career choice.
Sep 3rd 2015 | 2:38 pm
#25
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Re: Looking for something unusual
Bloody irreverent bunch
My Mum's a bit 'witchy'. We just call her eccentric She's a lovely old stick (83) who talks to birds and dogs, and they answer her (that's her story, anyway).
She's always been fiercely protective of her 'chickens' (her children). Years ago, I had a horrible boss who used to flit off and spend the day with her lover, leaving me (a new graduate) to run things. When I finally worked up the courage to front her about it, she sacked me.
My Mum was so angry about it, that she made a 'tussy mussy' - a bowl of various herbs and grasses - and wished misery on my ex-boss (yes, yes, I know!)
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence. But Mum was horrified, and vowed to us all that she would 'never use her powers for evil again'. Crazy old chook
ps - she's always said that one of her female children would 'inherit her powers', but it would take decades for it to become clear to her who this would be. At a family morning tea a few weeks ago, she announced out of the blue that the lucky recipient was......me Now I've got my brother making cracks about buying me a cauldron.
My Mum's a bit 'witchy'. We just call her eccentric
She's a lovely old stick (83) who talks to birds and dogs, and they answer her (that's her story, anyway).She's always been fiercely protective of her 'chickens' (her children). Years ago, I had a horrible boss who used to flit off and spend the day with her lover, leaving me (a new graduate) to run things. When I finally worked up the courage to front her about it, she sacked me.
My Mum was so angry about it, that she made a 'tussy mussy' - a bowl of various herbs and grasses - and wished misery on my ex-boss (yes, yes, I know!)
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence. But Mum was horrified, and vowed to us all that she would 'never use her powers for evil again'. Crazy old chook
ps - she's always said that one of her female children would 'inherit her powers', but it would take decades for it to become clear to her who this would be. At a family morning tea a few weeks ago, she announced out of the blue that the lucky recipient was......me
Now I've got my brother making cracks about buying me a cauldron. 
Sep 3rd 2015 | 2:49 pm
#26
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Joined: Jan 2013
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From: Western Australia
Re: Looking for something unusual
I told you walking was bad for you and that if she continued to walk places she would die. The fact she were walking along the cliff edge has nothing to do with it...
Why is it such individuals, having discovered the correlation of cause and effect, don't then immediately curse Tony Abbott to death. In fact, if it worked, why didn't Tony Abbott keel over after 10 seconds in the job? Being an antisocial dick in public should have a lifetime measured in nanoseconds if that were the case - and evidently it's actually a positive long term career choice.
Why is it such individuals, having discovered the correlation of cause and effect, don't then immediately curse Tony Abbott to death. In fact, if it worked, why didn't Tony Abbott keel over after 10 seconds in the job? Being an antisocial dick in public should have a lifetime measured in nanoseconds if that were the case - and evidently it's actually a positive long term career choice.
Mum doesn't trouble herself with such irrelevancies 
Sep 3rd 2015 | 2:50 pm
#27
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From: Western Australia
Re: Looking for something unusual
Sep 3rd 2015 | 3:27 pm
#28
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Sep 3rd 2015 | 5:07 pm
#30
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Re: Looking for something unusual
Bloody irreverent bunch
My Mum's a bit 'witchy'. We just call her eccentric She's a lovely old stick (83) who talks to birds and dogs, and they answer her (that's her story, anyway).
She's always been fiercely protective of her 'chickens' (her children). Years ago, I had a horrible boss who used to flit off and spend the day with her lover, leaving me (a new graduate) to run things. When I finally worked up the courage to front her about it, she sacked me.
My Mum was so angry about it, that she made a 'tussy mussy' - a bowl of various herbs and grasses - and wished misery on my ex-boss (yes, yes, I know!)
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence. But Mum was horrified, and vowed to us all that she would 'never use her powers for evil again'. Crazy old chook
ps - she's always said that one of her female children would 'inherit her powers', but it would take decades for it to become clear to her who this would be. At a family morning tea a few weeks ago, she announced out of the blue that the lucky recipient was......me Now I've got my brother making cracks about buying me a cauldron.
My Mum's a bit 'witchy'. We just call her eccentric
She's a lovely old stick (83) who talks to birds and dogs, and they answer her (that's her story, anyway).She's always been fiercely protective of her 'chickens' (her children). Years ago, I had a horrible boss who used to flit off and spend the day with her lover, leaving me (a new graduate) to run things. When I finally worked up the courage to front her about it, she sacked me.
My Mum was so angry about it, that she made a 'tussy mussy' - a bowl of various herbs and grasses - and wished misery on my ex-boss (yes, yes, I know!)
Two weeks later, my healthy 48 year old boss was dead, after simple day surgery went badly wrong.
Now you and I know that this is a coincidence. But Mum was horrified, and vowed to us all that she would 'never use her powers for evil again'. Crazy old chook
ps - she's always said that one of her female children would 'inherit her powers', but it would take decades for it to become clear to her who this would be. At a family morning tea a few weeks ago, she announced out of the blue that the lucky recipient was......me
Now I've got my brother making cracks about buying me a cauldron. 
....And your first lesson is: How to cackle like a witch 
