A little boy who remembered an earlier life.

The Reincarnation of a World War II Fighter Pilot.

Here's a little boy who remembered an earlier life as a carrier pilot, flying Corsairs during WW II. He remembered his name, the name of his ship, even including his family's name and identified people he served with on the ship. This is an amazing clip from FoxNews:

http://www.wxpnews.com/3BWYY7/090616-Reincarnation

interesting story. it certainly does make ya wonder

I had a thought once if reincarnation were true that it'd be interesting if you come back as someone you either hated, or mistreated the most. Like if a school bully came back next round as the one that even weenies picked on, or if the really hot girl or handsome man might come back horridly ugly. Maybe the poor man comes back wealthy, and the rich man comes back living in a disease ridden slum. Lots of possibilities. Who would you come back as?

A horridly ugly rich man living in a slum.....that's happening in this life

I think I was a whore in Dodge City in the 1860's in a previous life

I was Queen Elizabeth I. I know this because my facebook quiz told me so!


It really is a pretty interesting story. Thanks for posting it, Sam.

suzyr wrote:

I was Queen Elizabeth I. I know this because my facebook quiz told me so!


It really is a pretty interesting story. Thanks for posting it, Sam.

Queen Elizabeth the 1st said she took a bath every month “whether she needed it or not". She said one bath a month should be enough for anybody.

I've always felt an odd connection to our local military history circa 1860, to 1880's. They bathed once a week by military orders if possible and I bet it wasn't enough.


Hey slickjay, I bet you you were a pretty lonely whore. Dodge City was founded in 1872.

But of course you could have been a camp groupie at Fort Dodge. Troops first camped there in 64 and it became a fort in 65.

I seem to remember reading that folks bathed no more than once a year, back then, because it was thought to be unsanitary. So, QE1 was ahead of her time! lol

She was considered a revolutionary in bathing. One of my moms great uncles took two baths a year in spring and fall, in the river, while wearing his long underwear.