Is Lewis Wilson a spiritual healer?

[kq9ak]

Just wondering if their is some truth to this?

[hwcglass]

Lewis is a good guy. A really good guy. OG 33 good guy. Helped a lot of people.

I hope you get to ask him personally.

[blueflame glass worxs]

call and ask if he's home. and yes avery good man, him and i started with the glass in the same year .

[IndiePendent]

I have never heard of this gentleman... any one care to enlighten the uneducated?

[Icarus]

http://www.crystalmyths.com/

How does he not have a wikipedia entry?

[daveabr]

Proud to have Lewis as a friend. Hope you who don't know about him, get a chance to. I have a whole shelf of his work in my house. Gets more comments than anything else.

[FredLight]

Just know that he has helped people, with glass and health issues.

Does he really need the title?

[vetropod]

Louie cured a migraine headache for me. Much respect...

[Greymatter Glass]

This one time, looie, he took a shit, and all the sudden, like 4000 miles away, a baby was born at the EXACT SAME MOMENT.


I don't know who that baby is... but he's blessed.

Will he (she?) know it in their life time?

THE WORLD MAY NEVER KNOOOOW.


Oh, and this one time, lewis totally said "can you feel it" and you know what?1 I felt it! I FREAKING FELT IT!.

[vetropod]

Doug, that's gross. Nobody needs to know that you felt Louie up... :twitch:

[Julian]

Lewis definitely should have a Wikipedia entry. If those bureaucratic twits over there insist he's not 'notable' enough I'm pretty sure we could back it up.

[hwcglass]

No one would have issue with a Lewis Wiki entry I wouldn't think.

[vetropod]

Here's a photo that can go in the wiki article. I give rights to it for the article...

http://www.wesleyfleming.com/murano_2005/DSCF2351.jpg

[hwcglass]

lol.

[vetropod]

Hey Wesley, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat.

[Julian]

No one would have issue with a Lewis Wiki entry I wouldn't think.


You're probably not familiar with the wikipedia editor culture - they have a problem with everything, basically, and take pride in deleting other people's work. Sometimes it's a fight to get certain topics established as legitimate by the standard of 'notability', esp. people who may be very well known in a subculture but are not well known to the general public. References in print and other non-online media can help a lot.

This can be good, as it stops the place from being overtaken by articles about people's dogs, vanity pages and so on, but it can also be a PITA when you know a topic deserves a page but have to keep fighting deletions.

[hwcglass]

I was at this international airport with Lewis shortly after 9/11 and he got the idea that I might start protesting for my right to privacy with a rather burly looking female immigration screener even though we were like a dozen people away from the front of the line.

He pulled his fingers through his beard, straitened his day glow Hawaiian shirt, tipped his top hat in my direction and shook his cane at me, "I will not have you drawing attention to us!!"

[hwcglass]

You're probably not familiar with the wikipedia editor culture - they have a problem with everything, basically, and take pride in deleting other people's work. Sometimes it's a fight to get certain topics established as legitimate by the standard of 'notability', esp. people who may be very well known in a subculture but are not well known to the general public. References in print and other non-online media can help a lot.

This can be good, as it stops the place from being overtaken by articles about people's dogs, vanity pages and so on, but it can also be a PITA when you know a topic deserves a page but have to keep fighting deletions.

There is no way any editor, knowing and loving the history of boro flamework, would resist a Lewis entry.

[IndiePendent]

There is no way any editor, knowing and loving the history of boro flamework, would resist a Lewis entry.

I doubt you would be so lucky to get an editor with a 33coe fetish like the rest of us.

[Slimy-E]

I was at this international airport with Lewis shortly after 9/11 and he got the idea that I might start protesting for my right to privacy with a rather burly looking female immigration screener even though we were like a dozen people away from the front of the line.

He pulled his fingers through his beard, straitened his day glow Hawaiian shirt, tipped his top hat in my direction and shook his cane at me, "I will not have you drawing attention to us!!"

nice

[JBob]

LoydB has a Wiki page :)

why not looie??

PS. Doug(e) sounds like he has some princess and the pea action going on

[Pogo]

Here (http://www.talkglass.com/wiki/Lewis_Wilson).

I put this in OUR glass wiki, and stole the story from his website. You guys fix it up right.

[hwcglass]

I just clued in penis that no one was talking about our Wiki.

Good penis work.

[Julian]

There is no way any editor, knowing and loving the history of boro flamework, would resist a Lewis entry.

Right, I was thinking about the other 99.5%, who don't know anything about it.

I'm just suggesting that it's worth taking the time to find and include a few solid references from the beginning, to ensure that the notability of the topic is well established.

[hwcglass]

I just clued in that no one was talking about our Wiki.

I did not realize you were talking about Wikipedia. Even though you wrote that. I understand now what you are saying and believe you to be correct.

[Greymatter Glass]

prima, you ruin all my fun :\