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COMMENTS
2Debbie said...
People who buy this crap are so gulible.
chyna said...
And people who say stuff like that are narrow-minded. One could easily say that one that believes in God are so gullible. But since no one can prove that ghosts or God DOES or DOESN'T exist (there's more evidence of ghosts than actual evidence of God, by the way) it's all about faith and belief. Some people, even with proof staring them in the face, still will not believe, no matter what. So to each his or her own.