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I missed the matchstick story and couldnt find it through a search. Mind retelling it?Angry Lawyer said:You all remember by Matchstick problem, and therefore likely know that I'm only mostly-skeptic when it comes to paranormal stuff like this.
-Angry Lawyer
kaf11 said:I missed the matchstick story and couldnt find it through a search. Mind retelling it?
Well, there was this one time that I remember. I was in my house, alone, apart from my mother, and had just got out of bed. To cut a long story short - I went downstairs, had some breakfast, and went back to my room.
And there were all these burnt out matches all over the room. Everywhere. With no easy explanation.
-Angry Lawyer
That's odd... Did you ever find out how those matches got there?
Remains a mystery to this day. The worst part of it was the fact the room stank of the sulphurous smell of burnt matches. And there were all these empty matchboxes under the pillow end of my bed. It's put me off matches for life. My mother blames my younger brother, but I'm not sure how he'd have managed to dash home from the local swimming centre, light several hundred matches in the five minuites I was eating breakfast, and dash out again, without being noticed. And I don't think my cat did it, even though she's evil. The only non-supernatural explanation would be if someone broke into my room - but our windows are locking, and the heavy rain outside would have made some sort of evidence in the room. Bloody freaky.
Paranormal stuff tends to happen alot to my family.
-Angry Lawyer
Raziaar said:Here's some things I found.
Now, Lavish me with praise. I crave it.
holy crap dudeAngry Lawyer said:http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1604998&postcount=85
Whammy. Fuller version of the story.
-Angry Lawyer
Wow. Just wow.Angry Lawyer said:http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1604998&postcount=85
Whammy. Fuller version of the story.
-Angry Lawyer
short recoil said:I think i'd have to prove it to myself and stay the night at various "haunted houses" .........if ghosts were real i'd ****ing attack them for a laugh.
It makes sense really, humans act simmilar to other animals in that respect.OvA said:Yeah, screw running away... My first instinct when I think I detect an intruder is to rush them head on and catch them off guard... Rather than cowering and giving them an easy time...same goes for ghosts.
I.... don't know whether to believe it, but wow. Now I have to go buy some God damn ectoplasmic bullets, just to keep myself from shitting myself...... God dammit God DAMMIT I'm not gonna be able to sleep.Angry Lawyer said:http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1604998&postcount=85
Whammy. Fuller version of the story.
-Angry Lawyer
OMG you made my hair stand up just thinkingabout that,I saw that video and the still pics.ailevation said:There was another video.. It was like a 12 foot figure coming out of a bedroom door. It was something like a thing dressed in a cloak and it carried a lantern
short recoil said:It makes sense really, humans act simmilar to other animals in that respect.
You see the difference when you run AT a dog that is aggressive to running away from it whilst panicking.
Funny thing to try, **** around with a dog's head (don't do it with something MASSIVE for obv reasons) ...***n away from it, suddenly turn round, arms in the air bellowing, then run away in a different direction and act strangely.
Animals hate it if you are unpredictable.
kaf11 said:Raziaar, is that fear from the movie pet cemetary?
kaf11 said:Hmmm. Thats strange. I dont really find those movies to be scary but I would have easily understood if you aquired that fear after watching one of them as a child. I guess you do have a good imagination.
Talk to a local hypnotherapist, it might cost a bit, but it will definatley cure you, and most people would give you a refund if it didn't work for some reason. Just ring one up and ask, trust me it would help alot.I don't mind having a great, and powerful imigination, but when it starts to affect my life, like it does all the time with me, I hate it. its caused me to still be afraid of the dark and the unknown, even though I am 20 years old, 21 in may. How sad is that.
Haha I'm the same. Our toilet is parrallel to our bathroom mirror. And when I'm alone in the house I can't go to the toilet without looking in the mirror behind me. Also yeah sometimes scenarios of mundane things become a bit weird for me too. Far overactive imagination. Luckily it hasn't affected me as much as it has you.Raziaar said:My mind is constantly bombarded with graphic, highly detailed thoughts of morbid, gruesome things. I could be doing something as simple as watching somebody cut some wood with a bench electric saw or whatever you call it, and be worried cause I get these thoughts of the guy slipping and mutilating himself to death on the blade. All sorts of crazy shit like that, especially in the realm of the spooky/scary. I'm afraid of being in the bathroom in the house when i'm the only one in the house. I have constant thoughts of evil things in the mirror(which I can vividly picture in my mind), or when i'm taking a shower, peering through the curtain I can imigine a 'ring' styled evil girl rising up from the ground, so to counter this when I shower i'm often looking in the direction of the bathroom door because of this horrible imigination.
I don't mind having a great, and powerful imigination, but when it starts to affect my life, like it does all the time with me, I hate it. its caused me to still be afraid of the dark and the unknown, even though I am 20 years old, 21 in may. How sad is that.
short recoil said:hah, angry lawer had a matchbox explosion!
I had something simmilar happen when i left a box of matches on my work bench whilst using my gas torch (just used a match to light the flame)
I don't keep matches in my room (I don't keep matches at all), and it's before I started smoking cigars (and even then, I'm a lighter user). I've looked at every possible outcome, and none of them really work.
Honestly, I'm pretty skeptical, but what happened still throws me.
-Angry Lawyer
Angry Lawyer said:I don't keep matches in my room (I don't keep matches at all), and it's before I started smoking cigars (and even then, I'm a lighter user). I've looked at every possible outcome, and none of them really work.short recoil said:hah, angry lawer had a matchbox explosion!
I had something simmilar happen when i left a box of matches on my work bench whilst using my gas torch (just used a match to light the flame)
Honestly, I'm pretty skeptical, but what happened still throws me.
-Angry Lawyer
kirovman said:SCALAR WAVES!![]()
Meet me outside the bike sheds tomorrow at 1pm, and I'll give you the file on your case. I'll be the one in the long coat, 1950s hat, and sunglasses. Bring money and booze!
It's the brain wormz what's makin' 'em do it.Flyingdebris said:why the hell are people constantly saying "scalar waves" is this some sort of joke that i am not familiar with. If so what is the origin? I had thought that i was ahead of the nerd curve but it seems i have catching up to do.
But you dont sincerely doubt that the fundamental laws of the universe are wrong?Flyingdebris said:I sincerely doubt ALL these people are lying or that there are rational explanations for all of the stories i presented. This is why i believe in ghosts.
Reaktor4 said:But you dont sincerely doubt that the fundamental laws of the universe are wrong?![]()