TIME: The Insidious Mole Experiment

[Tyciol]

The Insidious Mole Experiment, or T.I.M.E.!

I, Tyciol, real name Jordan Hill, hate my moles, I am a very moley individual. In response to reading about Robert Bruce's 'Biro' techniques in these two threads: http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14714 and http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1626 I have been brought to the knowledge of a strange technique used to eliminate moles with pens, by drawing circles with a cross through the mole inside them about the mole.

Since I don't go out much, and even when I did that never stopped me from drawing faces on my hands, I have no compulsions at all against doing the circle and cross experiment on removing moles. I will reference the tools being used in this, but I am receiving no compensation (or permission) from any of the companies in doing this experiment.

I have a web cam: a Logitech ClickSmart 310. As such, I will take pictures of my moled areas with it, and post them on the Internet for others to view. I will start with one of my bare arm, and state the moles which I will attempt to affect.

Since there is a 70% success rate, I will do the experiment on 10 moles simultaneously. Supposedly, 7 will disappear. Even one disappearing will be proof enough for me to conduct further experiments. If there is indeed a 70% success rate, and I follow all directions to the letter, the likely hood of this experiment not succeeding would be (0.3)^10 or 0.00059049% As such, I believe them to be great odds for testing the program, as well as to account for any mistakes I might make (up to the viewers to judge) in drawing the circles.

The pens I plan to use are two BiC round stic Grip pens. The package says ball pens... which I assume to be the same as ball point ones. I've e-mailed the company to verify this query. One is black, the other is blue. At the moment, I am unsure whether to test all one colour, or 50/50. Please advise me as to which you would all prefer. I will proceed with whatever receives the most votes after one week's time, during which I will also be able to make some decisions.

If anyone familiar with energy bodies, parasites, or the negative effects of doing this, would like to give me advice for how many moles I should do at once, what things to eat during the process so I don't die, or whatever, I would be most appreciative.

I have no love for the cross, perhaps some dislike towards it. If this experiment works despite that, it will show that it has nothing at all to do with indoctrinated deference to certain symbolisms.

Included is a picture of the upper side of my left arm, which I intend to use, out of convenience. If this experiment is successful I will conduct further ones on other areas of the body (the ones I can show, anyway). My arm is hairy, if you believe shaving it is necessary for this experiment to be fair, please say so now.

I'm hosting these pictures on my own website. I'm not sure how to upload pictures here (apparently we get 50 MB) so if anyone can tell me, I'd be most appreciative.

Picture of my arm with moles circled (I used paintbrush): http://tyciol.4t.com/Circled%20Bare%20Arm%20Pre-Test.JPG

Picture of my arm raw (not entirely useful, not all moles are as visible with this web-cam, I tried to reduce the glare): http://tyciol.4t.com/Bare%20Arm%20Pre-Test.jpg

If anyone would like to contact me in private and not by replying to this thread, all my contact information is included in my profile.

[neutrino]

There's another thread on it here http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13135&start=0

I vote for 50-50 blue & black mix.

[SomeBloke]

Where do moles go when they die?

[Tyciol]

Down the river with their friends: Mr. Toad, Old Badger, and Mr. Rat.

Anyway I don't believe those pictures are showing for anyone, so I'll have to program a vague web page for viewing them, or figure out this picture hosting thing. I'll post that query on another forum.

I think I'm going to have to take some new pictures, selecting new moles as my targets. I should really only do big ones, otherwise the developments would be too minuscule to record on camera. If I can't see it when they're there, I wouldn't know when they left.

[Wells]

Make sure the pen is the standard office type, a 'biro' if you know that word.  Like this one:

http://www.blinman.com/biro_2.jpg

It's all about the ink.  And this kind has worked brilliantly with me.  Of 5 moles I experimented with, 4 responded and came off completely.  The fifth I actually just gave up on because I was fed up with coving myself in biro every evening!  I hope you have a similar success!

[Tyciol]

Oh I have one of those kinds, but these ones I'm using are new, and I think they'll work. The manufacturer e-mailed me back, they said they were ball points.

I actually got impatient and drew some circles on two moles. They weren't very good though, the lines were overly thick since I made some mistakes drawing. I can't post any pictures since they're in embarrassing places =P

Skin is very difficult to draw on, especially when you're not thin. Have you found that it's easier if you stretch the skin out to draw on a more stable plane? I thought of doing this but thought it might skew the shape once I let go.

[Andromache]

Well, it's only 05Dec2004, so I guess you haven't had results yet, yes I'm very interested to see how this turns out?

Robert said blue and black gave good results and red gave the worst.

[Tyciol]

Well not really, but I really didn't do good circles or lines, they're just personal indulgences, not my real scientific experiment (in which I plan to include pictures).

I'm very lazy, so I haven't made a web page yet. I will, for viewing pictures. I'll post all text in here.

[Anonymous]

I'm on day three or four now of my own experiments. I have also been supplementing the experiment with another, perhaps more concealable approach: I form a small ball of energy, and then I insert a thought into it, such as, "I would like these moles to disappear." I then insert the energy ball into a glass of drinking water, and then I drink it.

So far, using a black ball-point pen on myself, I have seen no changes in my moles.

It is a proven fact that water's molecular structure changes with thoughts and energies directed at it. This is shown in the way the water freezes. Negative thoughts produce very few crystals, most of them deformed and sometimes discolored. Positive thoughts produce many crystals, all of which are symmetrical, bright, crisp, and clean. Has Robert Bruce said anything about this yet? I met a man who would have had to allow doctors to cut out the bottom part of his heart because of a life-threatening condition he had. This would have left him on meds for the rest of his life, meds that are highly toxic to the liver. He thought about it and decided to try alternative healing methods first. he had shamans and spiritual healers work on him, and most of what they did involved the use of water- rolling around in the morning dew to absorb the energy of it, doing rituals while waist-deep in a body of water, etc. his heart condition is now gone and has been for some time. He has written a book called The Holy Order of Water. I have a copy of it, and it is an interesting book. I'd like to find out more about water, as it could probably replace the Biro technique. You get two for one with a method like this: you rehydrate your body, and you also get rid of chronic health conditions, you might also get rid of negs as well.

[Tyciol]

I hope the lines have to be a certain thickness. I've been making them thick since sometimes I don't make a perfect shape or line on the first try.

[pod_3]

Last post was almost a month ago. Any results, yet?

[Tyciol]

Nope... remember what I posted before?

I'm very lazy, so I haven't made a web page yet.

That still stands.

I was a bit annoyed by how bad my cam was, I think I may have to zoom in on each individual mole to get a good picture of it... if I can figure out how to zoom... maybe just hold the camera closer.

I did do a circle and cross on five moles on my stomach, none at all went away though. To be fair to RB's claims though, I didn't renew the ink daily as said, I only renewed it once. The ink's all faded now, maybe I should give it another go.

Body fat makes it difficult to draw, I pet there'd be a lot more success with those starving bony children, nice writable skin. It would be easier to write with a marker or something, it's too bad it needs to be a sharp ballpoint, those things are tough.

[pl]

Hello!
There is one tech that is very effective and that is by burning your mole.
Ofcourse you cannot use this tech in your face, so you can also use your tech as well...

[Tyciol]

Right... burn it with what? I think that would just hurt.