DarthMetaKnight wrote:
I mean, does anyone really know what causes fairy rings?

Of course not! ... so it must be fairies!
Well duh! That's why they're called
fairy rings.
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
Scientists claim that the earth's magnetic field is created by the outer core, but has anyone seen the outer core? I bet most of these "scientists" have never even been to the outer core!
What are you even talking about? It should be clear to everyone that what is below is a hot firey place. It's where the devil and all the demons live.
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
Maybe the fae are protecting the earth from cosmic rays, since they have always been loyal protectors of humanity.
Unfortunately not.
The fae of lore could be both beneficial and evil (taking people into the mountain, changelings, souring the milk or steal the cows etc). So not all are loyal protectors.
Unless those are just demons pretending to be fae
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
Yesterday, I couldn't find my smartphone. I looked all around the house for it ... and then I found it right where it was supposed to be! Who put it there? It must have been the fair folk! Why do you think you sometimes find pennies on the ground? The fae are looking out for you of course! Why would people just drop perfectly good coins on the ground?
People wouldn't, of course, but I don't think fairies just leave pennies here and there for you to find either. I think when this happens it means that some poor child isn't getting his or her penny for the tooth he/she lost. I'm not sure why the tooth fairy messes up like that, although I can hazard some guesses.
Chem trails, pesticides, leylines out of wack, the shifting of the poles.
It's enough to make even the strongest fairy sick...
But as for your phone, I think you just have a nice and playful poltergeist. Just be nice to it and you should be alright.
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
If fairies are not real, who tells mice when it's time to awaken from hibernation?
The mummy mouse, of course"
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
If fairies are not real, who teaches songbirds how to sing? Am I supposed to believe that they learn how to sing from their parents? Poppycock!
Nøkken, the violin playing creature of Norwegian folklore.
And in some places of the world, possibly, dryads or sirens.
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
If fairies aren't real, where do Christmas presents come from?
Ooh, you made his naughty list now!

They're from Santa, of course!!
And no, his helpers aren't fairies, they're elves. Different species altogether, yet some people mix them up.
By the way, I'm a little surprised that you didn't mention one of the most beautiful of the fairies' gifts. Sometimes, when the nights are dark, they sprinkle pixie dust across the sky so that the dragons can find their way home
These days it's usually referred to as northern (or southern) lights, depending on where you live.
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
One time, I built a sand castle and fairies came to it! They weren't butterflies! I swear! Sometimes I suspect that butterflies aren't even real.
That's just mean! Butterflies are real, they're the pets of the fairies.
DarthMetaKnight wrote:
The world is in crisis because not enough people beieve in fairies! These big industrial farmers spray their crops with pesticides, but this kills all the fairies! That's why diseases are so common nowadays!
Yes, we need to address this serious issue. I can tell you, it has given me many a sleepless night.
Let's all clap our hands and shout: "I believe, I believe!"