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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??"

What sort of thing? I have bats in my loft and occasionally hear them when I am reading in bed.

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By *oodnitegirlWoman
over a year ago

Yorkshire

I’ve had alsorts. Want to chat to the vicar but scared he will think I’m a crackpot!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’ve had alsorts. Want to chat to the vicar but scared he will think I’m a crackpot!

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When I was a kid we got the vicar to my mum's house to bless it lol

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??

What sort of thing? I have bats in my loft and occasionally hear them when I am reading in bed. "

Voices and footsteps.a glass moved about 3 inches on my desk to

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By *oodnitegirlWoman
over a year ago

Yorkshire


"I’ve had alsorts. Want to chat to the vicar but scared he will think I’m a crackpot!

When I was a kid we got the vicar to my mum's house to bless it lol "

Did it work x

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By *oupertrooperMan
over a year ago

dundee

Thers always things going missing then re appearing doors opening etc at one of my mates houses! It doesnt seem to bother him but it freaks me right oot!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’ve had alsorts. Want to chat to the vicar but scared he will think I’m a crackpot!

When I was a kid we got the vicar to my mum's house to bless it lol

Did it work x"

It did yes

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By *andy6677Man
over a year ago

crewe

I and my mum have seen ghosts hers was an abandoned house when she was a kid a man staring at her from second floor! But house had no floors or roof! And me a woman in period dress from victorian dress at a local church thought she was just dressing up till she passed through a solid wall!

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon

The two gay ghosts- kept putting the willies up each other!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??"

I hear footsteps in the house when no one else is home ‘ but turns out my daughter was hiding a kitten in her room because she thought we would say no to keeping it lol x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??

What sort of thing? I have bats in my loft and occasionally hear them when I am reading in bed.

Voices and footsteps.a glass moved about 3 inches on my desk to"

Ok, that isn't bats then. One house I lived in had strange goings on. Occasionally, as I was in the kitchen at the sink at one end, at the other end of the kitchen by the door, plates or cups that were nowhere near the edge would inexplicably end up smashed on the floor. I never saw them go when I was looking directly at them, it was just out of the corner of my eye when I would see them slide off the worktop. I used a spirit level to check if there was a slope on the work counter, but there wasn't. I tried not putting anything near the edge, but things still slid off. Then on other occasions I would smell pipe tobacco burning, but no one in the house smoked. It was a dreadful house anyway, and we moved out after 11 months.

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By *urryfannyfuntimeWoman
over a year ago

East Devon

You used a "spirit" level.

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By *oodnitegirlWoman
over a year ago

Yorkshire

We were once at filey and my daughter (then aged about 6) told me she could see a ghost.

Turns out it was just the town crier in his outfit hahaha

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By *atinbootsTV/TS
over a year ago

Market Rasen

Fire and Nice - was that old house in Lincs where the plates kept sliding off and smashing inexplicably? And where you smelt pipe tobacco smoke? X

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??"

Go through every possible explanation for the noises from central heating, house settlement, bird stuck in chimney to radio left on somewhere. If you can discount every normal explanation you're left with paranormal, it still doesn't mean its a ghost.

I read something once where a couple tried everything to identify the sound of a ghostly rooster crowing. Eventually they found an old watch in the loft that had an alarm that was the sound of a rooster.

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??

Go through every possible explanation for the noises from central heating, house settlement, bird stuck in chimney to radio left on somewhere. If you can discount every normal explanation you're left with paranormal, it still doesn't mean its a ghost.

I read something once where a couple tried everything to identify the sound of a ghostly rooster crowing. Eventually they found an old watch in the loft that had an alarm that was the sound of a rooster."

If by "ghosts" we mean people who have died living on in some way and able to influence events in the material world, then they clearly don't exist.

Ghosts are a perennial part of the human psyche. If they existed anywhere outside the human mind we would have proper scientific proof by now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You used a "spirit" level. "

Oh yes, pun intended!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Loving the stories .I heard my name whispered twice at my mum's. No one was home but me and I'm 100% sure the dog can't talk lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Quite a bit in our house hairbrushes thrown, stuff moved,orbs, footsteps on the stairs.

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By *hatYorkLadMan
over a year ago

York

I don't believe in that sort of thing however I had an experience last weekend which scared the crap out of me! I'd been out drinking till the early hours on the Friday night and it was late on Saturday night so I was quite sleep deprived by then, I fell asleep on the sofa watching a film for what must have only been a couple of minutes and woke up to see a young girl in a red coat stood in the shadows in the hallway who then walked off through the door, it looked very real but being a rational type I put it down to a hypnapompic hallucination from the lack of sleep and part of whatever dream I must have been having. Felt very uneasy the rest of the night though!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Fire and Nice - was that old house in Lincs where the plates kept sliding off and smashing inexplicably? And where you smelt pipe tobacco smoke? X"

Yes it was.

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby

If you rely on the presence or sounds of a spirit to know their there your ultimately leaveing big gaps in any knowledge you may have of ghosts.. A medium does not need to rely on a presence or sound as there might not be none to pinpoint or see a ghost meaning ghosts could be present more than people realise just that we can,t see them and when we do its only because they allow us to do so, thou a medium can overide that, thats my view on ghosts any paranormal activity will be associated with the past in various ways.. Its 13 years since my mum used her room and then went into a home, its nearly 8 years now since her passing but for the last few years on one or two occasions through the year I can smell the nurseing home in there So I class her as a visitor which I quite like really keeping her eye on me and home.

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By *unky monkeyMan
over a year ago

in the night garden

I believe in goats.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??

Go through every possible explanation for the noises from central heating, house settlement, bird stuck in chimney to radio left on somewhere. If you can discount every normal explanation you're left with paranormal, it still doesn't mean its a ghost.

I read something once where a couple tried everything to identify the sound of a ghostly rooster crowing. Eventually they found an old watch in the loft that had an alarm that was the sound of a rooster.

If by "ghosts" we mean people who have died living on in some way and able to influence events in the material world, then they clearly don't exist.

Ghosts are a perennial part of the human psyche. If they existed anywhere outside the human mind we would have proper scientific proof by now. "

I'm inclined to agree. There is "stuff" we don't know about but I'm of the opinion that is inside of us rather than external

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??

Go through every possible explanation for the noises from central heating, house settlement, bird stuck in chimney to radio left on somewhere. If you can discount every normal explanation you're left with paranormal, it still doesn't mean its a ghost.

I read something once where a couple tried everything to identify the sound of a ghostly rooster crowing. Eventually they found an old watch in the loft that had an alarm that was the sound of a rooster.

If by "ghosts" we mean people who have died living on in some way and able to influence events in the material world, then they clearly don't exist.

Ghosts are a perennial part of the human psyche. If they existed anywhere outside the human mind we would have proper scientific proof by now.

I'm inclined to agree. There is "stuff" we don't know about but I'm of the opinion that is inside of us rather than external"

Same here, have yet to encounter any mysterious noises that didn't have a physical cause.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Absolutely, unequivocally no actual evidence of ghosts or poltergeists whatsoever.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham

I have seen ghosts in a few houses that we have lived in. Mum's place has at least 2.

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By *iercedyvonneTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow

I've experienced both the glass moving across the table and the pipe smoke thing.

The glass freaked me out a bit.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Been hearing a few things at home lately that are a bit odd .anyone else see or hear anything in there own homes .or don't believe in this sort of thing??"

Whatever you are genuinely experiencing the very least probable explanation is that a once oxygenated brain now has greater powers than it ever did and can now directly interact with tangible matter whilst at the same time be completely non detectable by humanity

Ghosts are purely a manifestation of the genuinely fertile human imagination possible only from a living brain x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We have a ghost he’s called William he likes to open doors and randomly turn electronics on

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

I've experienced loads of things I can't explain but I have no evidence that they were caused by ghosts if by ghosts you mean spirits of dead people.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"We have a ghost he’s called William he likes to open doors and randomly turn electronics on"

Would you not want to know the real reason for these actions that's what I'd want to discover ? Calling the events ghostly and not exploring deeper would be beyond me ?

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"We have a ghost he’s called William he likes to open doors and randomly turn electronics on

Would you not want to know the real reason for these actions that's what I'd want to discover ? Calling the events ghostly and not exploring deeper would be beyond me ? "

My father genuinely believes that "the internet" is magical. It's so entirely beyond his ken that it's the only explanation he can come up with. He also believes that he has an aura that prevents his e-mail from sending.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

i have the entity visit me at night at least weekly

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"We have a ghost he’s called William he likes to open doors and randomly turn electronics on

Would you not want to know the real reason for these actions that's what I'd want to discover ? Calling the events ghostly and not exploring deeper would be beyond me ?

My father genuinely believes that "the internet" is magical. It's so entirely beyond his ken that it's the only explanation he can come up with. He also believes that he has an aura that prevents his e-mail from sending. "

Bless him , I think he works for me

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By *unloversCouple
over a year ago

rotherham

I would love to see a ghost

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Surely the existence of a ghost is the foundation of his faith?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've seen enough to know that we cannot rule out the possibility. Personally and in terms of the family. According to my mother I was haunted/observed by something (she believes my grandmother) as an infant

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"We have a ghost he’s called William he likes to open doors and randomly turn electronics on

Would you not want to know the real reason for these actions that's what I'd want to discover ? Calling the events ghostly and not exploring deeper would be beyond me ?

My father genuinely believes that "the internet" is magical. It's so entirely beyond his ken that it's the only explanation he can come up with. He also believes that he has an aura that prevents his e-mail from sending.

Bless him , I think he works for me "

he's 91 when he grew up a telephone was a rarity it's no surprise that the internet is beyond him. He's not stupid he just can't get his head round it.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

The best town in England to see a ghost is .... Goole... Boom.Boom

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"I've seen enough to know that we cannot rule out the possibility. Personally and in terms of the family. According to my mother I was haunted/observed by something (she believes my grandmother) as an infant"

Yep, in the same way that you can't rule out the possibility that there is a pink elephant living in my back garden that turns invisible every time I look.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I would love to see a ghost"

See could be an interesting concept ?

Either a

It has substance that can reflect light.

B

It has substance that can emit light

C

It has ability to interact with living brain neurons to induce an illusion of image

Most ghost "sightings" contradict the above

Ie

I saw it with my own eyes but could not take a picture or my friend could not see it

That rules out visible light and leaves c

C is non distinguishable from an optical illusion or an imagining yet the viewer insists they "saw" it

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"We have a ghost he’s called William he likes to open doors and randomly turn electronics on

Would you not want to know the real reason for these actions that's what I'd want to discover ? Calling the events ghostly and not exploring deeper would be beyond me ? "

I'd have an electrician in to find the fault personally. Wouldn't occur to me to blame a ghost!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’ve had alsorts. Want to chat to the vicar but scared he will think I’m a crackpot!"

Liquorice sweets are not the work of the devil. Try Bertie Bassett...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There's all sorts which goes on at my work, I think the managers, myself and two others notice the brunt of activity though. I find that the ones who talk the most about it experience more.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Only shadows from the past I see

Time can't seem to erase

The vision of your smiling face

Though you found someone new

She keeps on haunting me....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've had a lot of experiences over the years that you'd call "weird" or "ghostly".... Doesn't frighten me in the slightest, got a very open mind on this subject

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Until you have seen a ghost up close and personal then you can be sceptical, once you seen one there’s no going back.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Until you have seen a ghost up close and personal then you can be sceptical, once you seen one there’s no going back. "

sadly no one ever has x many many people are convinced they have x

The human brain is very convincing with its illusions xxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A lot of people don’t believe in these things, I didn’t either!!!

But I have seen things that changed my mind, I have seen a man who tipped his glass to me in a pub in Evesham, this was a man I knew slightly, a man in a walking cage who was always with his wife except this one occasion, a man whom I was not aware died a week or so before I saw him, I have seen taps come on, not partially full on!! And no one around?

I have seen a little boy dressed in shorts and school cap waiting on the side of the road, very sixties!!

Except it was a Sunday pouring with rain and in the naughties!!

So do I believe now?

Most certainly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yep im a believer ive seen a spirit in my old house and have had numours experiences with spirits xx

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By *albec26Man
over a year ago

Great Yarmouth

In our old house kat used to see a little girl didn't believe her until one night while sitting outside I saw the dark hair of a girl coming into the kitchen. I thinking it was our youngest daughter I went to see her but no one there and children all asleep. Should have listened to oldest daughter who kept saying a girl keeps her awake at night.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't believe in it myself, but as of about 3 weeks ago, everytime my 2 year old is in the bath, he points into the hallway and starts cowering while covering his eyes.

He says 'look, a ghost. Go away ghost' Even as a non believer, it has been a little unnerving

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"A lot of people don’t believe in these things, I didn’t either!!!

But I have seen things that changed my mind, I have seen a man who tipped his glass to me in a pub in Evesham, this was a man I knew slightly, a man in a walking cage who was always with his wife except this one occasion, a man whom I was not aware died a week or so before I saw him, I have seen taps come on, not partially full on!! And no one around?

I have seen a little boy dressed in shorts and school cap waiting on the side of the road, very sixties!!

Except it was a Sunday pouring with rain and in the naughties!!

So do I believe now?

Most certainly"

here is the exciting part what you have experienced , I say experienced because we have no idea if it is light that has convinced your mind or other factors , so what you have experienced certainly wasn't a once living thing come back so what was the real cause for your conviction now that's the real question we should quest to know an answer not be satisfied with "a ghost did it end of"

once living brains do not come back and interact with living brains , but what is the real cause of such conviction ?

I've seen 3 dead people but when I went to talk to them they were not they were exact doppelgangers

And a vast number more of so called ghostly figures and sounds when properly scepticaly investigated all had normal explanations

Ghosts are a human invention with zero data to substantiate even their possible existence , and a lot to illustrate the possibility is less than doubtful

It is usually impossible for a person who is convinced they experienced a dead human brain to perform the required investigating from all angles thus to jump to the implausible and make strong conclusions is more a matter of anthropological psychology than ghost hunting x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A lot of people don’t believe in these things, I didn’t either!!!

But I have seen things that changed my mind, I have seen a man who tipped his glass to me in a pub in Evesham, this was a man I knew slightly, a man in a walking cage who was always with his wife except this one occasion, a man whom I was not aware died a week or so before I saw him, I have seen taps come on, not partially full on!! And no one around?

I have seen a little boy dressed in shorts and school cap waiting on the side of the road, very sixties!!

Except it was a Sunday pouring with rain and in the naughties!!

So do I believe now?

Most certainly"

4 of us in car

All 4 saw the little boy

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"A lot of people don’t believe in these things, I didn’t either!!!

But I have seen things that changed my mind, I have seen a man who tipped his glass to me in a pub in Evesham, this was a man I knew slightly, a man in a walking cage who was always with his wife except this one occasion, a man whom I was not aware died a week or so before I saw him, I have seen taps come on, not partially full on!! And no one around?

I have seen a little boy dressed in shorts and school cap waiting on the side of the road, very sixties!!

Except it was a Sunday pouring with rain and in the naughties!!

So do I believe now?

Most certainly

4 of us in car

All 4 saw the little boy"

Why assume it was a ghost? Isn't a fancy dress party more likely?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I never believed until my best friend died and i saw her while on holiday .we used too go away together before she died suddenly . bit sceptical as might of wished she was with me .But weird as a spelt her perfume at same time .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A lot of people don’t believe in these things, I didn’t either!!!

But I have seen things that changed my mind, I have seen a man who tipped his glass to me in a pub in Evesham, this was a man I knew slightly, a man in a walking cage who was always with his wife except this one occasion, a man whom I was not aware died a week or so before I saw him, I have seen taps come on, not partially full on!! And no one around?

I have seen a little boy dressed in shorts and school cap waiting on the side of the road, very sixties!!

Except it was a Sunday pouring with rain and in the naughties!!

So do I believe now?

Most certainly

4 of us in car

All 4 saw the little boy

Why assume it was a ghost? Isn't a fancy dress party more likely? "

During the day? Sunday on his own?

Really?

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"A lot of people don’t believe in these things, I didn’t either!!!

But I have seen things that changed my mind, I have seen a man who tipped his glass to me in a pub in Evesham, this was a man I knew slightly, a man in a walking cage who was always with his wife except this one occasion, a man whom I was not aware died a week or so before I saw him, I have seen taps come on, not partially full on!! And no one around?

I have seen a little boy dressed in shorts and school cap waiting on the side of the road, very sixties!!

Except it was a Sunday pouring with rain and in the naughties!!

So do I believe now?

Most certainly

4 of us in car

All 4 saw the little boy

Why assume it was a ghost? Isn't a fancy dress party more likely?

During the day? Sunday on his own?

Really?"

hang on , really ??

So on the plausibility scale , you go for the most widely unlikely above any other unlikely scenario ?

both are unlikely however one is vastly less plausible than the other

I have no idea what you say how or why , nor shall I ever convince your made up mind

Yet it is certain whatever has convinced you is most certainly NOT a dead brain deciding to amble the streets randomly showing itself to random people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Friend who died a year ago, he's account of Facebook showed him being on, and a picture he bought my son fell off wall twice that night

I'm a non believer

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"A lot of people don’t believe in these things, I didn’t either!!!

But I have seen things that changed my mind, I have seen a man who tipped his glass to me in a pub in Evesham, this was a man I knew slightly, a man in a walking cage who was always with his wife except this one occasion, a man whom I was not aware died a week or so before I saw him, I have seen taps come on, not partially full on!! And no one around?

I have seen a little boy dressed in shorts and school cap waiting on the side of the road, very sixties!!

Except it was a Sunday pouring with rain and in the naughties!!

So do I believe now?

Most certainly

4 of us in car

All 4 saw the little boy

Why assume it was a ghost? Isn't a fancy dress party more likely?

During the day? Sunday on his own?

Really?"

As said above, it's a bit more likely than a dead person resurrecting themselves.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It would likely need to lead to major changes to the laws of physics, if such persistence after death is real.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I woke up the other day with a white sticky substance around my genital area and the top of my leg.

I can only assume it was Ectoplasm from a ghoulie?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Until you have seen a ghost up close and personal then you can be sceptical, once you seen one there’s no going back.

sadly no one ever has x many many people are convinced they have x

The human brain is very convincing with its illusions xxx"

Just because you havn't witnessed such a thing and choose not to believe doesn’t give you the authority to catergorically say they don’t exist or tell other people that they are full of shit.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have experienced many things which I can't explain. Most recently, my front door opened and closed with a key and there was noone there. Even the German Shepherd got up barking and was bemused when he got to the hall and no one there. Happened 3 times this year with witnesses...

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By *issyme555TV/TS
over a year ago

Motherwell

Rember staying at a freinds house. All of his toys we set up on the night and been swapped over from one side to the other. Popped down stairs and a candle had been move on to the radiator and melted in to a cross the heating had not been on. And these days I believe I see a figure walking my back garden.

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"Friend who died a year ago, he's account of Facebook showed him being on, and a picture he bought my son fell off wall twice that night

I'm a non believer "

Someone knew his password

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It would likely need to lead to major changes to the laws of physics, if such persistence after death is real. "

Most laws of physics change on a regular basis as knowledge grows and new discoveries are made.

There is more we don't know than we do know and those who do not know are usually less swift to judgement...

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"It would likely need to lead to major changes to the laws of physics, if such persistence after death is real.

Most laws of physics change on a regular basis as knowledge grows and new discoveries are made.

There is more we don't know than we do know and those who do not know are usually less swift to judgement...

"

In this particular area of ghosts, poltergeists etc, there isn't yet, I think, any changes to the major laws of physics that have been caused by credible evidence published in any of the reputable literature. From having an open mind, it's certainly feasible that there has been though.

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By *ccasionalfunCouple
over a year ago

hereandthere

Don't believe

Its all in people's minds

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"Until you have seen a ghost up close and personal then you can be sceptical, once you seen one there’s no going back.

sadly no one ever has x many many people are convinced they have x

The human brain is very convincing with its illusions xxx

Just because you havn't witnessed such a thing and choose not to believe doesn’t give you the authority to catergorically say they don’t exist or tell other people that they are full of shit. "

I am 51. I believe Father Christmas exists and I saw him last Christmas delivering my presents.

Do you think you can stay categorically that Father Christmas doesn't exist and that I am full of shit?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It would likely need to lead to major changes to the laws of physics, if such persistence after death is real.

Most laws of physics change on a regular basis as knowledge grows and new discoveries are made.

There is more we don't know than we do know and those who do not know are usually less swift to judgement...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We know everything. Never any new research findings....... oh wait..!

www.independent.co.uk/life-style/human-brain-conscious-heart-stops-beating-death-neurology-research-a8232921.html

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By *ensual-dominant-passionMan
over a year ago

sheffield

If you believe in ghosts then you must believe in afterlife??

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Bunkum.

Shame though as it would be pretty cool to have them flying about like in Harry Potter.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Enough cynicism it’s up to each individual to believe what they want

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

For me, it’s not a matter of believe or not believe. I saw one, which cannot be explained away and I was with two mates who saw her clear as day too from about 6 feet away from us. Years later when I met my ex wife, I started to tell her the story, she stoped me midway and told me the exact same story I was about to tell her, she’d seen the same ghost years earlier when she was a young girl and she had been with her friends too. It was in a very old derelict house that had been left to rot since the war. It was open to the elements, was only accessible over a school fence as it was overgrown with brambles etc, the stairs had collapsed inside. Me and my mates had gone in for a look round, it was literally a rotten shell. When we came out andxsat on the fence there was an old lady staring out of the window next to the front door, she didn’t say anything and she definitely could not have been inside that house and certainly wouldn’t have been in the same spot 20 years earlier when the ex saw her. I know what I saw and I know it was a ghost, end of story.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"For me, it’s not a matter of believe or not believe. I saw one, which cannot be explained away and I was with two mates who saw her clear as day too from about 6 feet away from us. Years later when I met my ex wife, I started to tell her the story, she stoped me midway and told me the exact same story I was about to tell her, she’d seen the same ghost years earlier when she was a young girl and she had been with her friends too. It was in a very old derelict house that had been left to rot since the war. It was open to the elements, was only accessible over a school fence as it was overgrown with brambles etc, the stairs had collapsed inside. Me and my mates had gone in for a look round, it was literally a rotten shell. When we came out andxsat on the fence there was an old lady staring out of the window next to the front door, she didn’t say anything and she definitely could not have been inside that house and certainly wouldn’t have been in the same spot 20 years earlier when the ex saw her. I know what I saw and I know it was a ghost, end of story. "

That's a cool story .it love to see one and just know it is what it is

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For me, it’s not a matter of believe or not believe. I saw one, which cannot be explained away and I was with two mates who saw her clear as day too from about 6 feet away from us. Years later when I met my ex wife, I started to tell her the story, she stoped me midway and told me the exact same story I was about to tell her, she’d seen the same ghost years earlier when she was a young girl and she had been with her friends too. It was in a very old derelict house that had been left to rot since the war. It was open to the elements, was only accessible over a school fence as it was overgrown with brambles etc, the stairs had collapsed inside. Me and my mates had gone in for a look round, it was literally a rotten shell. When we came out andxsat on the fence there was an old lady staring out of the window next to the front door, she didn’t say anything and she definitely could not have been inside that house and certainly wouldn’t have been in the same spot 20 years earlier when the ex saw her. I know what I saw and I know it was a ghost, end of story.

That's a cool story .it love to see one and just know it is what it is

"

Thanks for this story

I know what I have seen too

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

I used to work in an old factory ran by a friend of mine. Very relaxed atmosphere. So I was there one evening with him . This place was built in 1800s and had 3 floors. Only the middle level was in use work wise. We'd already been to the upper floor ( abandoned) and found WW2 ration books in drawers weeks earlier. But in the cellar there were old drawings of Pentagrams and inverted crosses all over the walls . This one night we ventured down there. We turned the radio up that was on the middle floor so we could still hear it . However when we got down to the cellar it went off. I went back up and it came back on . I went back down and it went off. This happened 3 times . We thought Fuck this and left the cellar . As we were about to leave and go home we went to turn the radio off . We heard just static and just I was about to unplug it a voice said " get out " . We did , swiftly and I never went there again. This is a true story and I even told the local paper about it but they didn't believe us. I think it was around 1996 time . I swear on my mother's grave this is true !!

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London

At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. "
Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??"

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely. "
How can I misremeber an experience like that. I remember every detail and always will . I still cannot for the life of me explain it rationally . But who knows

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely. How can I misremeber an experience like that. I remember every detail and always will . I still cannot for the life of me explain it rationally . But who knows "

Of course you think you remember it correctly, but it's still far more likely you are wrong about that than that there was a ghost.

People are quite often proven to be wrong about things they were convinced they had witnessed. No one has ever proven ghosts exist.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely. How can I misremeber an experience like that. I remember every detail and always will . I still cannot for the life of me explain it rationally . But who knows

Of course you think you remember it correctly, but it's still far more likely you are wrong about that than that there was a ghost.

People are quite often proven to be wrong about things they were convinced they had witnessed. No one has ever proven ghosts exist. "
I'm aware of that fact obviously. I'm not even saying they do exist . I just know how shit scared I was that night and I remember it crystal clear . I'm just saying I don't know how or why it happened .

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely. How can I misremeber an experience like that. I remember every detail and always will . I still cannot for the life of me explain it rationally . But who knows

Of course you think you remember it correctly, but it's still far more likely you are wrong about that than that there was a ghost.

People are quite often proven to be wrong about things they were convinced they had witnessed. No one has ever proven ghosts exist. I'm aware of that fact obviously. I'm not even saying they do exist . I just know how shit scared I was that night and I remember it crystal clear . I'm just saying I don't know how or why it happened ."

Fair enough ??

I just never get the logic that says. "I can't explain it, so it must be a ghost".

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely. How can I misremeber an experience like that. I remember every detail and always will . I still cannot for the life of me explain it rationally . But who knows

Of course you think you remember it correctly, but it's still far more likely you are wrong about that than that there was a ghost.

People are quite often proven to be wrong about things they were convinced they had witnessed. No one has ever proven ghosts exist. I'm aware of that fact obviously. I'm not even saying they do exist . I just know how shit scared I was that night and I remember it crystal clear . I'm just saying I don't know how or why it happened .

Fair enough ??

I just never get the logic that says. "I can't explain it, so it must be a ghost". "
I havent stated it was a ghost. I don't know and I guess I never will

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By *hatYorkLadMan
over a year ago

York

Considering acid and other substances can cause you to see things that aren't there with frightening realism, just by altering your brain chemistry, I'm pretty sure most "ghost" sightings are down to a brain fart or lack of sleep etc.

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely. How can I misremeber an experience like that. I remember every detail and always will . I still cannot for the life of me explain it rationally . But who knows

Of course you think you remember it correctly, but it's still far more likely you are wrong about that than that there was a ghost.

People are quite often proven to be wrong about things they were convinced they had witnessed. No one has ever proven ghosts exist. I'm aware of that fact obviously. I'm not even saying they do exist . I just know how shit scared I was that night and I remember it crystal clear . I'm just saying I don't know how or why it happened .

Fair enough ??

I just never get the logic that says. "I can't explain it, so it must be a ghost". I havent stated it was a ghost. I don't know and I guess I never will "

Wasn't referring to you specifically!

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"At the end of the day those who claim to see ghosts have to decide which of the following is most likely to be true.

1. That they saw something for which there is a rational explanation of which they are unaware or experienced an optical illusion.

2. That they saw a person who had died and come back to life.

Given that option 1 is immeasurably more likely than option 2, I find it difficult to understand how people can be so convinced that what they saw was a ghost. Can you explain my experience ^ above. there is no logical explanation I can think of even after 22 years ??

No, but again I have to ask what is more likely

1. That you have mis remembered what happened 22 years ago.

2. There was a ghost.

As we have lots of evidence of fallible memories from events long ago but no evidence of ghosts. I conclude 1 is more likely. How can I misremeber an experience like that. I remember every detail and always will . I still cannot for the life of me explain it rationally . But who knows

Of course you think you remember it correctly, but it's still far more likely you are wrong about that than that there was a ghost.

People are quite often proven to be wrong about things they were convinced they had witnessed. No one has ever proven ghosts exist. I'm aware of that fact obviously. I'm not even saying they do exist . I just know how shit scared I was that night and I remember it crystal clear . I'm just saying I don't know how or why it happened .

Fair enough ??

I just never get the logic that says. "I can't explain it, so it must be a ghost". I havent stated it was a ghost. I don't know and I guess I never will

Wasn't referring to you specifically! "

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Unfortunately even when we have had an experience, it will not typically form a memory that is fixed, like granite, so that it remains perfectly preserved just as it was. When we recall it, it becomes open to evolution, so new information, opinion or any data updates it. It becomes a new memory each time. We may think of them as old memories but they become newly updated memories of an older memory/experience.

Remember also that our eyes can have perfect ability to access visual data around us, pass it to our brains but still be blind. Even if not blind, all incoming sensory data is filtered by our cognitive abilities, which transform, interpret, distort etc, by parts of your brain not responsible for vision. With ongoing manipulations by our brains, much of it outside of consciousness, when we think we have simply 'recorded' visual data, replayed it later, it is not an accurate replication of any event.

I can trust what someone tells me is their experience of a ghost event but still understand it within the context.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

Three "experiences" stand out for me as inexplicable. One in particular was very odd and can't be put down to what I think is the most likely explanation (after all others have been exhausted) of energy replaying itself like a recording. I don't think what I saw was the spirit of a dead person though.

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By *ccasionalfunCouple
over a year ago

hereandthere

for those people who 'think' they have seen a ghost

all you have to do is prove its real to james rhandi and get 1 million dollars.

the prize has been there for years for anyone who can prove anything along those lines lines astrology,ghosts,mind reading , tarot cards etc etc

the reality is its all a load of fucking bull shit and things like that are in the mind

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"for those people who 'think' they have seen a ghost

all you have to do is prove its real to james rhandi and get 1 million dollars.

the prize has been there for years for anyone who can prove anything along those lines lines astrology,ghosts,mind reading , tarot cards etc etc

the reality is its all a load of fucking bull shit and things like that are in the mind"

I don’t mind people having views on anything, but please be civil, English is a language that when used correctly allows anyone to express themselves eloquently, so the use of vulgarity is not required!

Perhaps it’s something you should grasp when posting your views ?

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"for those people who 'think' they have seen a ghost

all you have to do is prove its real to james rhandi and get 1 million dollars.

the prize has been there for years for anyone who can prove anything along those lines lines astrology,ghosts,mind reading , tarot cards etc etc

the reality is its all a load of fucking bull shit and things like that are in the mind

I don’t mind people having views on anything, but please be civil, English is a language that when used correctly allows anyone to express themselves eloquently, so the use of vulgarity is not required!

Perhaps it’s something you should grasp when posting your views ?"
Well said

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"for those people who 'think' they have seen a ghost

all you have to do is prove its real to james rhandi and get 1 million dollars.

the prize has been there for years for anyone who can prove anything along those lines lines astrology,ghosts,mind reading , tarot cards etc etc

the reality is its all a load of fucking bull shit and things like that are in the mind"

I bet you’re too scared to sleep with the light off arn’t you? Scared of the ghosties under the bed

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By *ccasionalfunCouple
over a year ago

hereandthere


"for those people who 'think' they have seen a ghost

all you have to do is prove its real to james rhandi and get 1 million dollars.

the prize has been there for years for anyone who can prove anything along those lines lines astrology,ghosts,mind reading , tarot cards etc etc

the reality is its all a load of fucking bull shit and things like that are in the mind

I don’t mind people having views on anything, but please be civil, English is a language that when used correctly allows anyone to express themselves eloquently, so the use of vulgarity is not required!

Perhaps it’s something you should grasp when posting your views ?"

Do you reply to every post on the forum with your views on swearing?

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By *ccasionalfunCouple
over a year ago

hereandthere


"for those people who 'think' they have seen a ghost

all you have to do is prove its real to james rhandi and get 1 million dollars.

the prize has been there for years for anyone who can prove anything along those lines lines astrology,ghosts,mind reading , tarot cards etc etc

the reality is its all a load of fucking bull shit and things like that are in the mind

I bet you’re too scared to sleep with the light off arn’t you? Scared of the ghosties under the bed "

Why? If I was daft enough to believe in ghosts afterlife and all that crap then maybe I would. Seeing as I KNOW ghosts are fiction then the idea of a ghost does not worry me in the slightest

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"for those people who 'think' they have seen a ghost

all you have to do is prove its real to james rhandi and get 1 million dollars.

the prize has been there for years for anyone who can prove anything along those lines lines astrology,ghosts,mind reading , tarot cards etc etc

the reality is its all a load of fucking bull shit and things like that are in the mind

I bet you’re too scared to sleep with the light off arn’t you? Scared of the ghosties under the bed

Why? If I was daft enough to believe in ghosts afterlife and all that crap then maybe I would. Seeing as I KNOW ghosts are fiction then the idea of a ghost does not worry me in the slightest "

One doth protest too much, beware the evil spirits, they’re coming for you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

To many hoaxers around that makes the credible ones look fake too

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