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Hasn't been any more trouble since my son started sleeping in our room about a year ago. There is a fully furnished kids room that is hardly ever entered.Comment
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My inlaws have some freaky stories about their house and I have seen some things there I can't explain. For the past year though it has gotten especially active. They have been telling me about how things in the front living room keep moving around. Pillows, pictures, furniture, thermostat, etc. First off, you need to know my MIL who is about the sweetest lady I ever met has made porcelain dolls for many years. She never sold them, just makes them and displays them. There are probably a couple hundred just in the living room in glass cases. These little dolls never bothered me, except for one that is 4 foot tall that sits in a rocker in a back bedroom in a lacy Victorian dress. Its just to big and lifelike. I don't like to go in that room. Also, the room next to it is where my FIL stayed his last year or so before he died. BTW, he was a Shriner clown. There was a ledge shelf around the room that had ever kind of creepy clown doll and figurine crammed on it. All those eyes on you. He and I were really close and he was known as a prankster which makes us all kind of wonder if he could, would he? One thing about him was he had to put on baby powder when he put on his clown makeup. He passed in 2008. Every once in a while we smell baby powder in a room for now reason. None of this is really relevant though. I wouldn't say I believe in it all, but I don't believe the are lying to me either. The events have been witnessed by my Grand-MIL, FIL, an aunt, 2 cousins, and my wife over the past 50+ years they have lived there. They don't know this but every time I walk through the living room alone, I talk shit to the "ghosts" telling them to "bring it". Some times I throw up double birds at all the dolls and around the room and laugh.Comment
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Where's the video of the kid walking up the wall and ceiling??Comment
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I am also a 100% believer. Before I experienced it myself, I typically would group all the loo loos together in the thoughts that they are either full of shit...looking for some attention...or on some serious drugs. But once I experienced it myself, I can believe it...no doubt.sigpicComment
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Exactly. All this crazy shit going on in this place and no video footage? I call BS.Originally posted by danielhv View PostComment
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The phone would have been turned the wrong way for decent video anyway.Comment
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Yes it's true, this man has no dick.Comment
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That, I believe. I've told my stories on here a few times and I've read countless more and they are never blatant stuff like, "kid walking on the ceiling". Just a bunch of little shit that's difficult to explain and it all starts piling up.Originally posted by inline 6 View PostComment
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I got real problems and shit to be scared of, like creditors and baby mamas.
God bless.It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men -Frederick DouglassComment
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Yeeeaaaah. I'm going to need something more concrete than "I seen't it"Comment
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Great line.Originally posted by jw33 View Postsigpic18 F150 Supercrew - daily
17 F150 Supercrew - totaled Dec 12, 2018
13 DIB Premium GT, M6, Track Pack, Glass Roof, Nav, Recaros - Sold
86 SVO - Sold
'03 F150 Supercrew - Sold
01 TJ - new toy - Sold
65 F100 (460 + C6) - SoldComment
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Yep. Interesting supplemental anecdote:Originally posted by racrguy View Post
Two different magazines, Country Living (99.99% white readership) and EBONY/Jet (99.99% black readership) did surveys on 'WHAT DO PEOPLE FEAR MOST'?
The results were interesting, to say the least...
Country Living magazine's top three answers were:
1. Nuclear war/terrorist attack in U.S.
2. Child/spouse dying/terminal illness.
3. Terminal illness/self.
EBONY/Jet magazine's top three answers were:
1. Ghosts.
2. Dogs.
3. Registered mail.Originally posted by lincolnboyComment
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