When I was in high school I really liked fantasy novels. I noticed a clear division between two kinds of fantasy novel readers: there are those who are grounded in reality and like imaginary things, and those who think the real world is full of magic and ghosts and all kinds of wacky things. The wacky things group would read those novels and think that some themes in them had real world counterparts. I had two of my friends try and convince me that ghosts were real and that a ghost haunted one of their house's. They read the same fantasy novels that I did, but for some reason I was able to keep the fantasy worlds and the real world separated in my head and they were not. One of those friends even joined some Wicca (I think they were Wicca) in a seance. I loved those novels, but I have trouble getting how some people think that the real world is anything like them.

That being said the Wiccans have never bothered me, come to my house and asked me to join their religion or in any way attempted to recruit me into their wacky religion. If only the Christians would show that same level of restraint around me.

I'd be always careful before saying what is a crap and what not. Of course they don't know exactly what they're doing, but It would be naive to think that all these rituals doesn't do anything with the people involved. Even Christians feel their Holy spirit and can open themselves to the speaking in tongues. So Wiccans surely have their fair share of fun too. It would be quite dull to just stand in a circle and feel nothing, but this isn't usually the case.
Whatever kind of stuff like that, when practiced for a couple of days, changes a consciousness. Then whatever is wrong with you, any guilt, swallowed offenses, childhood or relationship traumas, psychosomatic diseases and so on, it all goes on the surface and demands attention.
It is an automatic self-healing introspective process. Whoever organizes a sessions with chanting, meditation, playing on some exotic instruments, hikes on a spiritually meaningful places in nature, and so on, may suddenly see, that the place became to look like a madhouse. Inexperienced organizer may be scared by that. But it's basically a natural healing process and with some supervision and experiences it is acceptable for people to search for such a kind for activity, if they want to help themselves.
Of course, there may be a mental disease ready to pop up, and when Wiccan or any such kids has no idea what they're really doing and it's really bad, well, we see it in the news next evening. One would say, that a meditation or a fun in a nature and a magical circle is harmless, but you never know what psychosomatic trigger is hidden in there.

I've seen some pretty hot women who were wiccan.

Interestingly, the only wiccan I've ever known was a christian. That is, she was mainly a christian who dabbled in wicca on the side. And no, she didn't seem to realise that was likely to severly piss off yawweh if he exists.

As a christian she allegedly came under frequent demonic attack,to the point where they physically manifested and almost killed her. So she used wicca to summon protective spirits against the demon. I pointed out that according to her brand of christianity, she was using satan's demons as protection against satan's demon. She didn't seem to see the irony.

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Loc, I mean this in the nicest sort of way, but do you know any girls who aren't schizophrenic or bipolar?  I'm beginning to think the best thing you could do for yourself would be to move somewhere.  Anywhere.  The last three girls you've mentioned on the boards were insane.

 I actually have a whole lot less respect for most Wiccans than I do for most Christians.  Christians rarely have a choice in their indoctrination and I can appreciate how difficult it must be to break away from things that got programmed into your poor little head when you were three or four years old, especially when your entire family and most of your country has been similarly programmed.  But almost nobody gets raised Wiccan in western culture.  They pick it up when they're adults or well on the way to being adults.  They initially pick it up to piss off their parents or shock their high school teachers or some other worthless bullshit.  They're dumb as a pile of boards.

Ones I met weren't into orgies, either.

With other Wiccans.  They get to have orgies all the time with other Wiccans.  Not with coked up strippers, not with sorority girls, not even with a reasonably attractive set of conjoined twins at the circus.  Wiccans.  

Just because people realize that the religion they have grown up with is bunk doesn't mean that want to let go of that feeling of being better than every heathen they see on the street.  Wicca is just another way to lay claim to the superiority argument that people like in religion - "I have this knowledge that you don't.  I am special and I am better than you."  

You make a very strong point.  As it turns out, I'm formulating a scale incorporating the correlation of three variables:

1) The amount of alcohol imbibed

2) The relative attractiveness of the imbiber's hand and a bottle of Jergen's.

3) The relative attractiveness of a Wiccan orgy.

According to early predictions, the point at which (2) crosses below (3) is also the point at which alcohol poisoning becomes a serious concern.