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How about we don't? I was probed by aliens where the sun don't shine years back, and just thinking about it gives me traumatic flashbacks. I still don't walk quite right, all these years later.
Sorry. I've already created the thread.
Don't worry. I have a thread on just that subject coming up soon. :)
God I love the Irish.
http://picosong.com/Hxct/
Aside form the static, You can hear my friend make a confused sound and me taking a breath.
And I have been to Berry Pomeroy Castle, allegedly the UK's most haunted castle and, from one booklet I've read it has an aura of malevolence. I saw no ghost, heard no ghost and it looks like a charming place.
Here’s the set-up – on the third Saturday night of every month I get together with a group of friends for a musical jam & potluck. Usually we get together at somebody’s house and the location varies from month to month – but one of us doesn’t have room in his home, however, he DOES have a personal connection with the fellow who owns “The Bordello” in Oakland CA…so once a year we get together a place that is known to be haunted according to True Believers in the paranormal. Here’s a link…
http://www.hauntedplaces.org/item/the-bordello/
As I’ve previously stated, I am neither a believer nor a disbeliever, but I’ve been here several times before and the place definitely has a vibe. If you don’t hear from me after Saturday night, you know where to look……..or DO you???
I suspect you haven't followed the link, @Hero. Here's some of what it has to say: "Old house built in 1887, former saloon and brothel with very active paranormal activity. Everything from chairs being moved to figures of men and women sighted around the house. Not too bothersome but definitely present. History records suggest a bar fight leading to a stabbing in the saloon in the early 1900’s. Also, because this building was right on the water at the time (before the 880 was built) sailors would often come to the bordello for drinks and “fun”. This would eventually lead to what is known as shanghaiing of sailors. They would be dragged down to the basement and shipped off to work on other ships.I wouldn’t doubt it if some died down there. I personally do not go into the basement alone because it is scary as all hell. Cold cement walls and a small cellar in the back. No thank you."
What this description fails to note is the cell in the cellar. At one spot, the cold cement making up three walls of an enclosure are set off by a fourth wall of steel bars, and a barred door that can be locked. It's a cell for imprisoning shanghaied sailors before they can be spirited off to the nearby ships that have "purchased their services." I've been there, I've seen it, and you'd better believe I didn't go alone. Here's a brief report from someone who rented out one of the upstairs rooms for awhile:
Laura | April 11, 2015 at 4:12 pm
"I rented an apartment in the old bordello in 2002-2003. Definitely a spooky/charming place. Overall my unit felt pretty cozy, but the hallway was super spooky. I always felt like I was seeing people in the hallway. Tools used to go missing and show up in random places. I also used to receive mysterious presents (sequins and pieces of sparkly costume jewelry). They’d show up in my apartment from nowhere. I scrubbed and painted every corner of that place when I moved in, so I know that they weren’t there to begin with. Overall impression of the place was that it is occupied by quite a few spirits, but they are all quite friendly and happy to share the place with new tenants."
Anyone out there care to take up residence?
Yes, our humour is second to none. That was the late great Jimmy Young with his union official character.
Well, Northern Irish to be exact.
To be fair I wrote the first thing that came into my head, then looked further up the page and saw Irish stuff was mentioned, how about that?
No sweat. Just my joke.
Your everything is second to none. I don't believe in ghosts, but I most certainly believe in the Irish.
You'd best start believing in ghost stories, Mr Brady... You're in one!
I certainly haunt myself more than any ghost would or could ever hope to, so there's that.
If a paranormal plain is in existence I live with the solace that I will one day be able to haunt/prank/possess and in general terrify all the annoying people I've had to put up with in my life, past, present and future.
I went to the store after a while to get a fresh copy of the film, but the same exact thing kept happening. I am confused and fearful of why this has occurred. For starters, Christoph Waltz isn't dead, so why is he appearing as a ghost in my bedroom (it could just be ghost that looks like him, but that's a stretch)? Secondly, he's a two-time Oscar winner and should be out celebrating that fact, so what business has he got haunting me and my attempts to watch my Bond films? I know he isn't happy with his work in Spectre, but I like it and would enjoy viewing it at least once more without him popping out to give me a fright. What should I do?
FYI I am fully aware of the situational irony posed by me trying to watch a film called Spectre but being unable to because a specter is haunting me.