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  1. @Troy Lol. I was just "choppin things up", as ProfD says. You know I'm into the paranormal and I have had some personal experiences with the supernatural so your overreaction surprises me... The terms "incubus" and "succubus" have been around for centuries usually in the context of mythology. They are referred to as either mischievous or sinister nocturnal "demons". I remember hearing about the case I referred to many years ago, but YouTube has never been my reference source so I can't come up with any videos to confirm the validity of the case in question. I do intend to check elsewhere in regard to any "rumors" on this subject . I don't have any criteria as to what constitutes spirit entities and have never heard the claim about capturing them in bottles. That sounds like voodoo to me. But I can tell you this: Beginning around 15 years ago, in the middle of the night around 3:am the bewitching hour, if it happens to be a night that I am in the bed dozing rather than up and about piddling around, something that is part of my routine of "living around the clock", I have been jolted awake by what begins with a slight jerk followed by a tingling feeling starting at my toes, and slowly spreading throughout my entire body, terminating around my neck, - never resulting in any orgasmic activity, however. This petrified me the first time it happened but I subsequently began crossing my fingers when this sensation occurred because I read somewhere this is a defense against demons. Upon doing this, the tingling gradually dissipated and faded away.This has been happening to me on a regular basis for years. Sometimes I just let it play out, and other times I'll sit up and turn on my night light and "normalcy" gradually returns. Now, I've become used to it and I just let it pass like all the other weird things that I experience on my journey toward oblivion... I would really appreciate some feedback from Del on this phenomena. I think he could enlighten and neutralize your hysterical indignation and pioneer's repugnant smugness. Check ya later.

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