Paranormal activity!
Have you ever experimented any paranormal activity? If so... did you feel scared?
Once something blew into my ear... some other time something hit on my pants on my left leg... and some other time a padlocked started moving without a logical reason. Everything happened in the same house 2 times in the kitchen and the third time near to the kitchen. I only felt some fear the last time with the padlock movement.
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You know what makes me not believe in stuff like that?
Let's say there are ghosts, etc, or demons, able to move stuff around and interact with the physical/real world in which we live. If they were able to effect changes in our world - to us - the same would apply in the other direction. We'd be able to interact with them, effect changes in their world, to the demons/ghosts themselves. What am I getting at here?
Ghostbusters.
Yup, that awesome movie we all saw and loved, would be a reality..not just a reality, but quite a lucrative business venture I might add. Heck, if ghostbusting were real, I think I would put down everything I'm doing right now and dedicate my life to THAT. That'd be awesome! But as we all know, life isn't as awesome as that, so if life isn't going to allow an awesome thing such as ghostbusting with a proton pack to be real, it's not going to allow for the possibility of creepy, malicious demons to terrorize us either.
Last note, I've never had a single, paranormal experience in my life.
-Charlius-
Sounds like my house full of kids
Cole Sear: I see dead people.
Malcolm Crowe: In your dreams?
[Cole shakes his head no]
Malcolm Crowe: While you're awake?
[Cole nods]
Malcolm Crowe: Dead people like, in graves? In coffins?
Cole Sear: Walking around like regular people. They don't see each other. They only see what they want to see. They don't know they're dead.
Malcolm Crowe: How often do you see them?
Cole Sear: All the time. They're everywhere.
The hit on my pants wasn't my imagination since my mom was with me and she also heard that sound coming from my pants cloth just like the sound you make when you're trying to remove some fluf with the back of the hand on a very hard cloth. When bot heard that sound I felt the hit on my pants and with wide eyes open me and my mom stayed watching us each other for a few seconds and she just told me "don't be scared, that was nothing" and just smiled.
When I was in high school, someone (or something) had used oil (olive oil, maybe?) to make crosses on my bedroom walls. It started off with one. I was right up against the wall one day and noticed oil dripping down it. When I traced the trail to the top, I could see a cross. I looked on the other walls - nothing. The morning after that, there was one on another wall. The next morning, another one. Then one more the morning after that. Each time I noticed one, I would go to my parents saying, "Ha ha! Very fuuny! What's the purpose of doing that? I mean, really? Is it funny to you?". They always denied doing it. That's about the closest thing to any "paranormal" activity I had encountered. I'm about to call my parents...maybe they will finally admit to it 8 years later.
Galsally, did the ouija movement make a short sound like "tac, tac" everytime it moved?
I really don't like believing such things and I don't think of it at all... I'm just sharing my little paranormal experiences and I'm curious to know some other real experiences.
When I was about 21, I experimented with a Ouija board with some friends, we convinced ourselves that the glass was moving without any of us pushing it!
We were very scared, and for a few weeks none of us wanted to go upstairs alone.
Since then, I haven't had any experiences like that.... and I haven't looked for them either!
If it weren't real, would TV devote so much air space to it?
(a similar justification is used for the existence of UFO's and extraterrestrials.)


