- Feb 23, 2013
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I think no.
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Do ghosts exist?
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Megazone
On his last warning
I'm a ghost.
I used to earn a living from performing in dramas such as 'X-files', 'Ghostbusters' and 'Changing Rooms'.
You could say I'm the living proof of Ghosts, but there's plenty of other Ghosts in the same field of work. It's no mystery.
I used to earn a living from performing in dramas such as 'X-files', 'Ghostbusters' and 'Changing Rooms'.
You could say I'm the living proof of Ghosts, but there's plenty of other Ghosts in the same field of work. It's no mystery.
Wellesley
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Where on earth would you be likely to bump into a ghost prawn?
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I assume you mean Pluckley in Kent, supposedly the most haunted village in England. Won't you elaborate? I love a good ghost story!
Wellesley
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I once saw the ghost of a crushed-asian.
Dorset Seagull
Once Dolphin, Now Seagull
I don't think I've ever seen Perth used in the context of a progressive statement
Don't tell me that as I have to go there next year for my sons wedding!
Juan Albion
Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
There might be but if so, we wouldn't see them. We all know ghosts can walk through walls, so they would fall the bloody floors as well. Gone off to the centre of the earth.
Apologies. My answer to your question is I have no answer.
Ghosts? Cannot say. I have lived in houses that have had a bad vibe to them, I've lived in houses that have a pleasant vibe and houses that are neutral. Could simply have been my frame of mind or how my life was going at the time that left a feeling about a place you lived in during those times. Who knows.
I have experienced some odd things in one house that had a bad vibe. Sleep paralysis, night terrors, feelings of unease. Never had those anywhere else.
I have experienced some odd things in one house that had a bad vibe. Sleep paralysis, night terrors, feelings of unease. Never had those anywhere else.
kevo
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On the other hand I used to work with someone who actually lived in the Tower of London (her dad was the in-house doctor for the Beefeaters). She said in all the time she lived there she had never experienced anything unusual.
portlock seagull
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I know people who aren't nuts or prone to telling lies who've seen ghosts. Don't know what to make of other than I see no reason to disbelieve. An absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence...
dannyboy
tfso!
Exactly my experience . The house I grew up in in London was always making noises at night . Things would move and fall over and no one including my mum and dad enjoyed being there on their own. The people we bought the house off , their kid apparently saw a ghost in the house and swore by it as he was older . Make of that what you will
cloud
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Indeed, you learn to just keep quiet about it
Tyrone Biggums
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You'll be fine, lots of Brits there.
Thats the one! The things you do as a college student eh. We were sitting around one Friday night and decided on a whim to drive up there and camp. The place is tiny, we drove through it twice before we realised that the little strip of road with the pub WAS Pluckey. This was before GPS and the internet mind.
We were driving through it for a third time and looking for the screaming woods, where we were planning on camping and were approaching the crossroads, supposedly this is roughly where the ghost of the highwayman kicks about. It was really foggy and had got dark by the time we arrived there, so the atmosphere was doing it's job and we had Godspeed on the stereo just to amp it up a bit. They're the dudes that were in the 28 days later soundtrack, if you've seen that, it's creepy music. The driver asks me to change the CD because it was freaking him out and I was sitting in the passenger seat, with all the CDs in the footwell. Just as I leaned over to pick some up, I thought I saw something move into the road in the fog. It was still like fog, but definitely denser, like.. it actually had a vague form or bulk, but It was in my peripheral so I didn't really see it with any detail. Anyway in the next second I had sort of dismissed it as fog and was already putting it out of my mind, when the driver slams his brakes on. As soon as he hit the breaks it occured to me that he must have seen something too. This all happens in the space of 1-2 seconds though, from me leaning over to the CDs, seeing something, dismissing it and then the brakes slamming on. I looked up but nothing was in the road and turned to the driver, we both just stared at each other for a second and then the guy in the back who was pretty stoned at this point leaned forward and asked what was up. We both just said 'nothing' and slowly drove on, parked up and went to camp. Neither of us spoke about it so I have no idea what he saw, but I've no idea what I saw either. I always figure it was nothing, just fog, but, I dunno. I know what fog is and I've never seen fog that has that sort of specific density in what I saw as at least a loose form. Can't bring myself to say "I saw a ghost" still, but it was weird whatever it was, even if it was tricks of the mind.
The rest of the night was pretty uneventful, lots of freaking each other out. We stopped in the pub which was tiny and had the classic old tankards hangiing above the bar along with one patron who probably never moved from his spot at the bar. The village itself is nothing, blink and you'll miss it. The screaming woods are pretty creepy, thin tall trees and quite sparsely planted, so your vision is right in that middle ground where you can see quite far, but theres always little obstructions everywhere. Nothing eventful happened for the rest of the night though and by about 2am we'd all settled around the fire and calmed down and were probably a bit too stoned to care. Quite fun though. I heard a podcast recently that talked about it and they were saying that most weekends there are tours and ghost hunts there now. I'm glad we went before any of that. They also mentioned the fog though and said it's almost always foggy there, I don't think there's anything suspect in that really, but what I saw in the fog has stuck with me until now. I'm quite rational and would consider myself a skeptic I guess, but that was weird.
Tyrone Biggums
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Which is only a personal opinion.
How many EVPs have you listened to?
I've listened to hundreds over the years. Many of which I dismissed, but there are some which are very intriguing and remain in the "unexplained" category once an analysis has ruled out a great many factors which might contribute to an EVP.
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