One afternoon while crawling in traffic I noticed a person walking a black Standard Poodle on the sidewalk. I thought about how often people claim the particular breed as being exceptionally intelligent and decided to test this theory using only telepathy. (It is important to relay the fact that I was wearing sunglasses at the time and was two lanes from the sidewalk) I thought 'If you're so smart you'll read my mind and come here to my car now.' Without hesitation the large dog started to pull his owner into the street as he tried to reach my car.
The owner managed to restrain the dog and get him back onto the sidewalk without incident. I consider this proof that Standard Poodles are at the very least extremely keen observers, as it's fair to suspect that the dog read some of my inevitable facial micro-expression cues and decided in a split second that I was worth further investigation.
My gut told me the dog was an above average
telepathic receiver. Next come the Goats.
At most, it's proof once again that telepathy
is like a muscle that gets stronger with practice:
(pyro telekinesis is thought to be an acute extension)
Click the link for a great article on the subject:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/my-puppy-my-self/201008/canine-...
WARNING: Sending high-velocity psychic transmissions to possible assets in public places is not to be attempted by anyone other than licensed government personnel. This experiment was performed under ideal conditions. No animal(s) were harmed or directly influenced to lean in a political direction that would cause said assets to overthrow agencies in charge of stuff.
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Tags: ESP, ESPN, JAFO1984, Wag The Dog, scanners, standard poodle, telepathy, tim leary's dog, true story
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Comment by mellowpuma on July 19, 2011 at 12:33am
Comment by Rebellious By Nature on July 16, 2011 at 8:32am Ian: "the force is strong with this one..."
Owner: "Nah, I think he just smells beef steak on you.."
Comment by antistar on July 10, 2011 at 8:25am © 2012 Whirled Wide Network
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