Now: Talk with corpses.

Jim Downey's picture

I have been talking to the dead for my entire life and after 6 years of research I have perfected a new technique that, under ideal conditions, is more than 73% successful.

My objective is to use this new site to share my technique so that others too may talk to the dead.

More than 73% successful! Woo-hoo!

But the website will make you crazy. Just sayin'.

OK, so I couldn't resist posting about corpses again this weekend. I tried - almost made it - but just couldn't quite. I know, I'm weak.

I wonder, do they make a patch for that? Shots that help you quit?

Jim Downey

(Via MeFi.)

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frankmoorman's picture

Oh, that kind of patch

My first thought was that you were looking for something like a boy-scout patch for will power. Maybe my sister could make one for you.

Frank Moorman, skeptic

Grimmstail's picture

Quitting

You should probably talk to a reputable psychologist or psychiatrist about this behavior. Since you know the Zapruder method already, I suggest Sigmund Freud.

Mike O'Risal's picture

From the makers of Harangue a Cadaver...

The best is yet to come!

Inspired by her love of nature and pets, Nicole's next project will be the website 'Communicating with your deceased pet'. The site is under construction and will be available to view in October 2008.

Teaching it to play dead will be easy, but I bet it's tough to get your dearly departed schnauzer to fetch.

BrainArmor's picture

It must really work

This must be the real deal because:

1. The technique is named after two dead scientists who did pioneering work on the EEG.
2. There's a strobe light involved.

Did someone not clue her in to the fact that after you're dead you don't have brain waves anymore?

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