You judge this one..

[GaryFifer]

Heres something that might interest you. Was not 500 years ago was it?
Ms Duncan, who lived in Niddrie at the time but travelled the country putting on seances for relatives, was convicted in 1944 under the 1735 Witchcraft Act for "pretending to raise the spirits of the dead". She was sentenced to nine months in Holloway prison.

http://heritage.scotsman.com/myths/T...tch.2822386.jp

[joebloggs]

http://www.google.co.uk/#q=history+o...d34a9176941fd2

i think the difference is, in the 1500-1700s more people believed in witches and anyone who was a bit different from the norm could have been accused of being a witch, but today i think most people don't believe in witches, but you'll find a few people who are who think they are a witch

[aromulus]

but you'll find a few people who are who think they are a witch

They must be mentally challenged, then

Harry Potter for Prime Minister..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[aromulus]

Heres something that might interest you. Was not 500 years ago was it?
Ms Duncan, who lived in Niddrie at the time but travelled the country putting on seances for relatives, was convicted in 1944 under the 1735 Witchcraft Act for "pretending to raise the spirits of the dead". She was sentenced to nine months in Holloway prison.

http://heritage.scotsman.com/myths/T...tch.2822386.jp

Don't you think that we have moved on, since then...???

But even so, the woman was only preying on weak by bereavement people, to extort money.
It happens everyday.
But none of those scammers actually advocates to strip women call them witches and beat the living daylights out of them.

[joebloggs]

no work today dom

i'm off today and tomoz , but i have to look after the kids, my misses is off to London in a couple of hours to take an exam again,, peace at last , i can watch tv and let the kids fight until one of them falls asleep then clean the place up

[joebloggs]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7702084.stm

the crime of being a witch was abolished by the 1735 Witchcraft Act.

but more shocking, 400 people in England and 2,000 in Scotland were executed following accusations of witchcraft in the 16th and 17th centuries.

you didn't want to be in Scotland in them days, i tread carefully as there are many scots on here

are the scots more


..

[aromulus]

no work today dom

i'm off today and tomoz , but i have to look after the kids, my misses is off to London in a couple of hours to take an exam again,, peace at last , i can watch tv and let the kids fight until one of them falls asleep then clean the place up

Chelsea game is on TV tonite......

Somehow I don't think beach balls will be allowed anywhere near the "Bridge"....