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1. Sunday, March 15, 2009 1:02 PM
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hey y'all. anyone got any real ghost storiessss? Like about places, weird things etc like Shades of Death Rd, weird occurrences etc?

 
2. Sunday, March 15, 2009 1:17 PM
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Once, when I was a kid, I witnessed the little window covering the clockface on a grandfather clock swinging open at exactly midnight!


 
3. Sunday, March 15, 2009 2:00 PM
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there was the faintest outline of the head of an indian on the wall of my grandma's house when the sun hit it just right. it really bothered me until i was about 7.

it wasn't vague or open to interpretation, it was clear as day. perfectly symmetrical. and even if it was just a random pattern, no one could ever figure out how it got there. i mean, she lived there since the house was built and everything.

i always thought it was the ghost of an indian who was mad at us because we were living where his people used to be.

 
4. Sunday, March 15, 2009 2:09 PM
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The energy at Marilyn Monroe's tomb was so powerful I got a migraine when I walked up to it (I was replacing the dead flowers with red roses) that went away when I backed away about 50 feet.

A music box my grandmother bought my aunt turned on in the middle of the night, at the exact time she died.

 
5. Sunday, March 15, 2009 2:16 PM
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My gran's old house was chock with 'stuff'. it was on a street called Blackwoods Crescent...ooooh. Balls of light flying up the stairs, odd noises all the time; chilly spots. My aunt went up into the loft (attic) at one point, and saw a little boy sitting on  a box.   etc.etc

 
6. Sunday, March 15, 2009 2:22 PM
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QUOTE:My gran's old house was chock with 'stuff'. it was on a street called Blackwoods Crescent...ooooh. Balls of light flying up the stairs, odd noises all the time; chilly spots. My aunt went up into the loft (attic) at one point, and saw a little boy sitting on  a box.   etc.etc
Sounds like a delightfully horrible place to live.

 
7. Sunday, March 15, 2009 2:24 PM
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QUOTE: Sounds like a delightfully horrible place to live.

 well yeah, it's in england

 
8. Sunday, March 15, 2009 2:29 PM
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QUOTE:
QUOTE: Sounds like a delightfully horrible place to live.

 well yeah, it's in england
Oh yes I forgot, so no ghosts just DTs.

 
9. Sunday, March 15, 2009 7:58 PM
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Growing up we lived in this old farmhouse. My bedroom used to be on the first floor and one night I woke up to this woman in black with long black hair walking back and forth in the doorway.  Shortly after that I was moved upstairs.  When I told my dad he said that it was probably my mom but I responded by saying "mom doesn't float on light."  We never spoke of it again.  

My uncle was living with us in the same house right after I was born and he says that I would coo and giggle like I was playing with someone.  He said the way I acted was like someone was standing over me.  Also, in the room he used to sleep in was a walk in closet and he said he was sleeping and someone opened the door and went into the closet to get something.  He thought it was my mom and he said the woman sat on the edge of the bed and had a conversation with him.  He asked my mom in the morning if she got what she needed and she didn't know what he was talking about.  He also said that when he would come home at night he would see a light on in the little shed out by the garage.  When he would pull up there would be no light on.  The weird thing is that shed didn't have any lights in it to be turned on.

I have always wondered what went on in that house.  It was over 100 yrs old when we lived there and we moved out in 86.  Speaking of moving, when we got the truck all packed up my mom and dad both said that the truck sunk into the ground.  It wasn't soggy or raining.  My mom said it was like the house didn't want us to go.  It took about an hour to get the truck moving.



 
 
10. Sunday, March 15, 2009 8:10 PM
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QUOTE:"mom doesn't float on light."
Sure she does... we all float down here

 
11. Sunday, March 15, 2009 8:12 PM
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That's flipping spooky, smeds. Ghost stories scare the crap out of me.

 
12. Sunday, March 15, 2009 8:20 PM
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At my ex-girlfriends house, the lights and tv used to turn on in the middle of the night.  Her computer printer would also turn on frequently, it always scared the living crap out of me!  You'd be in a dead-sleep, and waken to hear the computer trying to run on its own.  Thank God it never actually printed any messages or anything, I would have really lost it and ran the hell out of there.


Ben:  "We've laid in a gala reception for your fair-haired boys tonight.  All of Twin Peaks' best and brightest."

Jerry: "We're holding it in a phone booth?"

 
13. Sunday, March 15, 2009 10:40 PM
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QUOTE:At my ex-girlfriends house, the lights and tv used to turn on in the middle of the night.  Her computer printer would also turn on frequently, it always scared the living crap out of me!  You'd be in a dead-sleep, and waken to hear the computer trying to run on its own.  Thank God it never actually printed any messages or anything, I would have really lost it and ran the hell out of there.


beep WHIIRRRR zzzt zzzt

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14. Monday, March 16, 2009 12:04 AM
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QUOTE:
QUOTE:At my ex-girlfriends house, the lights and tv used to turn on in the middle of the night.  Her computer printer would also turn on frequently, it always scared the living crap out of me!  You'd be in a dead-sleep, and waken to hear the computer trying to run on its own.  Thank God it never actually printed any messages or anything, I would have really lost it and ran the hell out of there.


beep WHIIRRRR zzzt zzzt

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LOOK IN THE CLOSET

Yeah, that wouldnt have been good.
 


Ben:  "We've laid in a gala reception for your fair-haired boys tonight.  All of Twin Peaks' best and brightest."

Jerry: "We're holding it in a phone booth?"

 
15. Monday, March 16, 2009 1:27 AM
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WOW!! Let's save this thread here! what about shadow people?

we've had a thread about this topic a few years ago too. I think the member's name was HeadInABox maybe started  the Topic, where are ya dude???

also a very long lost friend from singapore, would agree about shadow people, I will post a few stuff here about mine later.

 
16. Monday, March 16, 2009 6:40 AM
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QUOTE:That's flipping spooky, smeds. Ghost stories scare the crap out of me.

 I was totally freaked out at the time.  Looking back it still is creepy but I would be very interested to find out what really happened at that house.  It was so old that I am sure that someone died there.  There was no basement in the house but if you went out back there was a door that led down to this creepy crawlspace type thing.  I hated going down there.  Dirt floor with what looked like little rivers running through it and pieces of plywood everywhere for us to walk on.  My dad kept some of his tools down there and I just remember going down there once and being so creeped out that I refused to go down there again.  That house as a whole was just real creepy.  And to top it off, it was in the middle of nowhere.  There were two fields surrounding it.  We had a neighbor across the street but the closest one on the same side of the street was a half a mile down.  



 
 
17. Monday, March 16, 2009 8:27 AM
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QUOTE:
QUOTE:At my ex-girlfriends house, the lights and tv used to turn on in the middle of the night.  Her computer printer would also turn on frequently, it always scared the living crap out of me!  You'd be in a dead-sleep, and waken to hear the computer trying to run on its own.  Thank God it never actually printed any messages or anything, I would have really lost it and ran the hell out of there.


beep WHIIRRRR zzzt zzzt

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LOOK IN THE CLOSET


 

 
18. Saturday, March 21, 2009 3:17 AM
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now that i think of it, there were some old woods near where i used to live; a large manor house which had been converted into a care home for the elderly...and me and my friend would cycle through the woods, and would from time to time see a woman wearing a white dress travelling along side us, but amongst the trees...cliche riddern i know, but its true

 
19. Sunday, March 22, 2009 10:53 AM
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I don't know if you would call this a ghost story or not.  But years ago I was messing with the Ouja board and the board spelled out Satan. I then felt a hand smack me across the face and breaking my glasses.  All of the people involved with the board began to have weird encounters.  I would see things like shadows in the forms of animals around people.  A friend of mine was grabbed by things at night.  Things would come into his room and hold him down in the bed.  Weird things happened at my aunt's house.  Like things would disappear, soap would float, heaters would turn on etc...

I later faced this demon/ghost/spirit or whatever it was at a park.  I have angel stories as well.  I like those better.  :) Also being visited by dead people.  I see dead people.  :)

 
20. Sunday, March 22, 2009 6:23 PM
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Ah, Ouija. Parker Brothers has access to the other side.

The last time I played with one, the group I was with made a promise not to cheat beforehand. We'd been talking about how we all knew exactly who among our little girlfriends were controlling the pointer (the ones who got bored easiest) and who would push it a little bit (the ones who wanted to scare themselves the most.) A couple fessed up to cheating. One admitted to ALWAYS cheating at board games. The rest of us, like, took it super-seriously and really wanted proof of the afterlife. lol

So the five of us sat there for 10 minutes and, sure enough, the damn thing didn't move a millimeter!

 
21. Sunday, March 22, 2009 7:27 PM
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i had an older cousin who would sometimes fuck with us, so one time we well all played together and my cousin asked what his life would be like when he was older. it slowly spelled out "z-o-o f-o-r y-o-u" and i think i nearly herniated something laughing.

 
22. Sunday, March 22, 2009 7:58 PM
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Yeah, how you really know that you are moving into the Supernatural with the Ouja board is when it moves without you touching it.  It is hard to get at that point though and it can work without a board.  Just key chain etc...  I don't suggest messing with one though.  Not unless your goal is to be depressed and suicidal.  It is much better to encounter God and angels.  To have those kind of encounters.  Well, God more than anything because you go above all of the other stuff.  Where the angels and other spirits can't go.  If you don't believe in God don't worry about it.  :)

 
23. Thursday, March 26, 2009 4:23 PM
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Kevin6002, what encounters have you had with God and angels?

The closest ghost story legend to my stomping grounds is the Bell Witch.  Check out her legend on wikipedia.

Does anyone have any pictures they can post of ghostly images in pictures?  I have seen some before (one from a Civil War battleground) and it is very creepy.  The ghost is looking at the person taking the picture from a great distance.

 


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24. Thursday, March 26, 2009 5:12 PM
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A couple of weeks after my dad passed away I was staying with my mom.  I was taking a nap on the couch and my mom was napping in her bedroom.  All of the sudden, I could smell my dad's aftershave like he was sitting in his recliner a couple of feet away from me.  I thought maybe mom had open the bottle or sprayed some or something because she missed him.  I asked her later about it and she hadn't.  That was weird.

One time using a Ouija board in high school with some friends, the oracle went flying off the board, hit the wall and busted.  No one was touching it at the time.

I lived in a house with a ghost who loved to go up and down the stairs.  Constantly.  All night long. 

 
25. Thursday, March 26, 2009 5:18 PM
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I graduated college with one of my bachelor's in german. The week before graduation, I was getting ready to go somewhere and I saw, what I believe to be, my great gramma, in her purple suit that she wore for nice occassions. My great gramma was born in the States but her family and my great grandfather were all from Germany, so I think she was coming to me to say she was proud. It's been 22 years and I still miss her. She was one of the greatest ladies...enough of being sad! I was glad that I got her approval when I graduated.

Also, I had this dog for a very long time, Tasha. She was my puppy. When I was 22, we had to put her down becuase she was in congestive heart failure. My mom called me and told me that I got to make the decision of either giving her meds or letting her go. She was miserable and in a lot of pain so I said it was time. I couldn't make it in town but the day that she was put down, I had a dream about her. It was kind of like she was telling me that she was okay and happy now...



 
 

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