#9

I would apologize, but I’m using 2 metal rods to find an apology and struggling I’m to find it

#10

I love that thread. Still not sure if he was serious

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#12

My only previous contact with the word dowsing has been in Zelda

#13

I spoke with my Dad last night, who has been a Civil Engineer for nearly 30 years. I brought up dowsing as it was in the news, expecting him to find it amusing. Instead, he said he’d been doing it since he started to find pipes and underground water! He gave me a very detailed explanation of how to do it, admitted he didn’t know how it worked, but it did.

I quite like it on the odd occasions that science doesn’t have an explanation for something. It’s got a bit too arrogant for my liking.

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#15

I was being tongue-in-cheek really. It’s mainly driven by the fact that I recently broke up with a scientist, so am trying to find any opportunity to undermine his profession.

#16

I miss royter.

also, what has happened to Oojimaflop? he was a good egg.

#17

He’s still on twitter, hanging out with the lads from the ASI.

EDIT: Also, what?

#18

Oojimaflop is a great guy. Had a couple of beers with him once in Southwark.

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#19

Or maybe not…

#20

“Dowsing for children and minerals” would make a great title for a Christmas stocking-filler book.

#21

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5 years older and I still don’t have a fucking clue.

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#22

jordan dowsing

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#23

It’s all in the blog post in the OP, if you’re really interested.

#24

Drowsing, more like!

#25

:smiley:

#26

Jeez, the science bores on that thread are just making me want to take up dowsing.

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#27

The guy who’s like “you’re wasting my money!!!”, jeez.
Swear to god every time I look at twitter I immediately want to cave someone’s head in.

#28

I’m really not.

#29

Love when they have to respond to shitposts with serious replies ‘no i’m sorry darren but unfortunately magic crystals aren’t legal currency’ :joy: