BesslerWheel.com

Actually Bill_Mothershead in way you are right as far as BesslerWheel goes. The word can be used as either a noun or a verb. The dictionary has a fuller description. I think it was Mr. Tim who first brought the term keeling in to Besslerwheel, his description roughly being ( copied from wiki ); The ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzgAm1tyo1g

You have to wonder how they ever convinced the first guys to do this.

You know what's funny about that Nic.? The very first time I tried a sausage roll, I was with my Dad and I was about five, I gagged. I could not swallow it down. And couldn't after either until I was an adult. I still stay away from them. About 15 years ago I went from Vancouver down to California a...

McDonalds usually leaves a dull feeling in my stomach.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonium_hydroxide

McDonalds Canada has said they don't do this, probably because there is 1/10th the number of people.

Daz do you have any opinions on Uri Geller?

Daxwc you've asked me to comment. As far as I know remote viewing isn't much different than most other paranormal disciplines, though some remote viewers try to claim it is, it only really is in labels. The reason a remote viewer is only given a number instead of any real information regarding the t...

Its my belief than everyone involved in the project including all people in the future who read the results - are linked at some level.

I'd have to agree with you.

Dam that is cool. Thanks Frank!

Well that might work. Daxwc who's quote was that? Where were they?

John you don't know if it was four pounds, or more as in a combination of four pound weights, or with how much force it was traveling at all. do you seriously suggest no one could hear the wheel any further away than just outside the room? Yes I do suggest that, but more specifically not through the...

John you asked me what I meant. This is from your first main post. I bolded the areas in question. Fischer von Erlach told us that the wheel turned at 26 RPM when unloaded. That is very roughly 2 seconds per turn. He told us that he could hear the sound of about eight weights landing gently on the s...

Well, it's a total fraud. The wheel doesn't pick up speed it only seems to maintain what was given to it. It's basically acting like a flywheel. I see what you mean about the similarity with Patrick as they both say the wheel seems to be picking up speed, which neither were. In fact if you watch Pat...