Have any of you guys n gals ever had any REAL spooky, scary or ghostly experiences? I'm thinking of going on a ghost tour sometime. Probably one of these: Scary
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I clicked the link, waited three seconds then closed it. Anything that takes that long to load does even come up on my RADAR."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Originally posted by scooterscotI clicked the link, waited three seconds then closed it. Anything that takes that long to load does even come up on my RADAR.Comment
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Originally posted by Moose423956Have any of you guys n gals ever had any REAL spooky, scary or ghostly experiences? I'm thinking of going on a ghost tour sometime. Probably one of these: Scary
Yous are going to think I have a story for every occasion, and really I dont....but on this subject I have.
(...although saying that, I've long since rationalised it as just being wierd brain activity.)
The night before my 18th birthday I woke up at 3:30 during the night and was unable to move. Completely paralysed.
The corner of my room went green, I smelled a horrible sick smell, and a really deep voice said "you're going to meet the devil".
For obvious reasons I nearly crapped myself. I couldn't move at all, so I couldn't even bang on the wall to try and wake my folks up. All I could do was hum...so I hummed as loud as I could, and then all of a sudden it all went - no green, no smell, and I could move my body.
I got out of bed, put the light on, and sat up until the rest of my family got up. I had no "waking up" sensation. I couldn't sleep for weeks after, and was never really the same for the next couple of years.
The really spooky bit was, the night before my 21st (in Tenerife) the exact same thing happened!!!! I was even sharing a bed with my mate at the time.
Anyway...I was freaked for years...then I saw a programme on the tv about it. Its pretty common apparently - it's the different parts of the brain "waking up" before the other parts.
I now put all of this "mystical" sh*te down to the same thing. I dont believe in anything spooky, other wordly, or anything like that anymore.
But have funThe pope is a tard.Comment
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Originally posted by SallyAnneAnyway...I was freaked for years...then I saw a programme on the tv about it. Its pretty common apparently - it's the different parts of the brain "waking up" before the other parts.
No paranormal activity though.
Back on topic, I see that that paranormal company is based in Basingstoke. I went there once and was pretty spooked, until I realised that that was just what all the locals were likeComment
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Originally posted by Moose423956Have any of you guys n gals ever had any REAL spooky, scary or ghostly experiences? I'm thinking of going on a ghost tour sometime. Probably one of these: ScaryComment
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I was alone in the house once and had a glass of whiskey. I must have dozed off, then when I woke up, the bottle was empty! I reckon a ghost must have drunk it, especially as there was all this ectoplasm down my shirt and on the floor.Comment
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Originally posted by wendigo100I was alone in the house once and had a glass of whiskey. I must have dozed off, then when I woke up, the bottle was empty! I reckon a ghost must have drunk it, especially as there was all this ectoplasm down my shirt and on the floor.
That's proof if ever I've heard it. I am now convinced.
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I had weird experiences in a condo I had rented when I was working in the US. Now and again I would half see a dark shape at the foot of the bed. The air conditioning thermostat would change by itself; well neither of us could remember changing it. Sometimes when on my own working on my computer I would feel someone walk past behind me, but I ended up, sort of, putting that down to the air conditioning. Few other odd things like things not being where you thought we had left them.
I have never believed these things before, even if they make good stories. Nothing like this has happened since. I still don’t know what to believe.Drivel is my specialityComment
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