Being the football fan you are Marsh, what’s your take on this one then?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8364226.stm

“Arsenal striker Robin Van Persie has flown to Serbia for a novel form of treatment – placenta fluid is to be dripped on his injured ankle.”

Sounds like a deleted scene from one of the Saw movies.

A bit at the bottom also caught my eye, when someone from Bristol University said that usually we would use acupuncture. Because sticking pins in him would really sort out a torn ligament, right?

Still, thanks for the linkery!

“A police force has defended spending £20,000 investigating a man’s death after his ghost was said to have told psychics that gangsters had forced him to drink petrol and bleach.”

A man in Wales committed suicide after a fight with his girlfriend, but psychics told police he was murdered by a gangster called “Tony Fox”.

dreck  –noun
Slang. 1. excrement; dung.
2. worthless trash; junk.

Q.E. and, if you will, D. I thank you.

I think what got to me was that even the audiences on Derek Acorah’s shows seem unconvinced. You can almost see them thinking, why the hell have I come here? Yet the media still treat him like he’s credible. Same goes for so many well-known psychics. I wonder whether the reason people don’t publicly criticise psychics is because they’re worried about upsetting the very small number of grief-stricken widows who believe in it. No-one wants to tell someone in mourning that they’re being tricked, because it may come across in the wrong way.

HaDeHaHa