Jedi Mind Tricks are not allowed!

http://www.thenational.ae/uae/government...st-sorcery

Now your population has to be real daft to believe someone can make it rain money!

How much does their religion play a role in their superstition?

(November 3, 2013 at 8:26 am)Dragonetti Wrote: Jedi Mind Tricks are not allowed!

http://www.thenational.ae/uae/government...st-sorcery

Now your population has to be real daft to believe someone can make it rain money!

How much does their religion play a role in their superstition?

Their religion dictates they run circles around a magic meteorite (lucky)7 times. What do you think?

Weirdos! They should be more productive in educating their citizens. They still believe in Hocus Pocus nonsense! The society needs to move forward and leave childish beliefs in the past.

(November 3, 2013 at 10:44 pm)Dragonetti Wrote: Weirdos! They should be more productive in educating their citizens. They still believe in Hocus Pocus nonsense! The society needs to move forward and leave childish beliefs in the past.

Well, obviously...but good luck getting that across.

*Hides boline, athame, candles, spices and spells*


I wuddn't doin' nothin'.

(November 3, 2013 at 10:53 pm)Owlix Wrote: *Hides boline, athame, candles, spices and spells*


I wuddn't doin' nothin'.

If you can only please phonetically pronounce 'athame', I promise to rep you.

(Ahh-thuh-may?)

I know. Keeping the angry mob stupid is to the benefit of those in power.

Salem's Witch Trials 2.0?

I am not sure why people still believe in Magic!

What's funny (or sad depending how you look at it) is even if someone could make money appear out of thin air it would essentially become useless and we as a society would just put value on another substance to exchange as currency. So either way they just stay poor.