Levitating box of tea in shop

Interesting. Doesn't appear to be faked either.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...a-Kent-shop-CCTV-teabags-floating-aisles.html

 

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You do know the Daily Mail is the British equivalent of Fox News, right?

 

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Appears to be faked.

 

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Both even fail the job as toilet paper.....

 

I guess Huffington Post made up the same exact story then...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/30/floating-tea-bags_n_3672675.html

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/30/floating-tea-bags_n_3672675.html
"Of course, the new clientele might also be pranksters".
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Obviously since ghosts, goblins, fairies and "things that go bump in the night" do not exist, that is the best plausible explanation.

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So you say the story ISN'T faked now? Just the floating box? How did they fake that?

“It is entirely possible that behind the perception of our senses, worlds are hidden of which we are unaware.” – Albert Einstein

 

Despite having to dredge up an Einstein quote that has nothing to do with ghosts, goblins, monsters, fairies, and "things that go bump in the night" the "inference" in the story of paranormal activity or whatever, is a complete load of hogwash....But hey! at least you are in the right section.

 

Magic.

 

So you have no idea how it was faked. That's what I thought..

 

So? That doesn't mean it wasn't obviously faked. Afterall although children believe in ghosts, goblins, fairies, Santa Claus, and things that go bump in the dark, they do mostly end up growing up and see things and reality as it is.

 

You're making a claim that it is faked. So support it. Explain how it was faked.

 

Do you believe all magic tricks just because you don't know how the magician did it? That's the nature of magicians and magic. That's why the call them illusionists.

 

You're saying a magician did this? Which one? David Copperfield? lol!

 

Are you deliberately missing the point just so you can be argumentative?

You honestly think a floating box of tea bags is really floating all by itself with no outside interference?

 

Happens all the time in cases of hauntings and poltergeist events. Ofcourse it can happen. Do you have any evidence it can't?

 

I'm making a claim that it is faked, because it goes completely against the logic, credibility and science that we know.
I don't know how this bloke Dynamo does his tricks either, but tricks and illusions are all they are......
http://www.secrets-explained.com/dynamo/phone-in-bottle

http://www.secrets-explained.com/dynamo/hand-through-glass-trick

http://www.secrets-explained.com/dynamo/walking-down-a-building

Now again, it is a fake...someone is pulling someone's leg...it is utterly impossible...it is bullshit.....it defies the laws of physics.
Now if you still want to believe it is real, along with your other strories and claims of ghosts, goblins fairies and things that go bump in the night, then be my guest...No skin off my nose.

 

Do you have evidence it can...other then obviously doctored photos.
More bullshit.

 

Do you have any evidence you're not trolling?

 

Here's one of several examples I've posted already:

http://www.wmur.com/news/ghost-hunters-to-investigate-gilford-store-surveillance-video/25093166