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you guys are all off the nut.
This comming from a guy who thinks he's Putin:upstare:
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you guys are all off the nut.
This comming from a guy who thinks he's Putin:upstare:
WTF.
I always think I see somebody out of the corner of my eye. Sitting next to me, walking down the stairs, or maybe even just their shadow behind me.
Then I look and there's nothing there.
WTF, it gets irritating. Makes me want to lose my peripheral vision.
WAI???
but does anyone else see everything breathing or bubbling all the time?.
also, lately I have been seeing random shadowy stuff happen. just a couple days ago I saw this shadowy dog thing just appear directly ahead of, it walked towards me for about a block then turned down the street out of my vision, and when i got to that point, gone. And I know that wasn't a dog, or a large feline, or an animal for that matter. just...just a shadowy thing.....maybe I should take up drinking.
Steven said:Do I count as insane if I am Putin?
Jesus and I thought I might have gone mad, you guys are all off the nut.
I was useing Jesus as a curse word.You mean you both independently thought that you might've gone mad, or did Jesus suggest you that?
If this happens only while you're at home you might want to consider moving
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dionaea_House
So let me get this straight, you're seeing things and your first reaction is to start drinking?![]()
lolYou mean you both independently thought that you might've gone mad, or did Jesus suggest you that?
the breathing/bubbling happens everywhere. when I am drunk, I just don't give a damn, and It's like someone gave me an injection of happy. just ask pitz. YATTA
Either way, you count as ****ing insane.Do I count as insane if I am Putin?
Is it the same voice yelling your name, or different ones? It's always teh voice of my mother that is yelling at me. And no, she's not dead. It's just freaky weird.
There was seperate incidents when me and my sister saw somebody lying on my parents bed when they were away. We both thought it was each other lying on it, until we suspected it was something else.
By a shot of happy, he means a "Shot of Vitamin P"
Giggidy Giggidy!!
He was steelin ur dreamz
bah, skeletons lol...if anything they're funny in a "WTF LOL" kinda way..
but if i were to see a skeleton in my closet in the middle of the night, yea i'd be startled completely, but i'd obviously try to punch it or something..because come on it's a skeleton, what's it gonna do to me? LOL
This happens to me constantly, as do I randomly hear my name being yelled...
This morning I woke up and saw something quite disturbing. I live on the second floor of my dorm, and I always keep my blinds pulled up halfway because I keep plants on the windowsill. I know it's possible to see through my window from outside, but my plants need sunlight? Anyways, I wake up and hear this noise outside my window, turn around and look, and there is a ladder. I'm just glad the guy on the ladder had already passed my window before I turned around, otherwise I would probably be forever paranoid of guys on ladders outside my window, watching me sleep?![]()
The only true thing in this threadEnjoy your camera. It will be the first and last day you will ever get to enjoy it.
Enjoy your camera. It will be the first and last day you will ever get to enjoy it.
Bad^Hat said:There was that one time I was hearing weird noises from the attic. Then I found out we don't have an attic. D:
One time I had a really bad hangover and when I closed my eyes I thought I could see all kinds of scary shit, and I saw them as well in the dark. That was absolutely terrifying and weird.
WTF.
I always think I see somebody out of the corner of my eye. Sitting next to me, walking down the stairs, or maybe even just their shadow behind me.
Then I look and there's nothing there.
WTF, it gets irritating. Makes me want to lose my peripheral vision.
WAI???
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha.Dying alone terrifies me. But that's not an especially embarrasing fear.
But I'm unnerved by matchsticks. I'm sure the veterans of the forum remember the story, but I'll reiterate it here anyways. It must've been five years ago now that this happens. Still scares me thinking about it.
Basically, I got out of bed one morning on a dreary summer's , to find that everyone else in my household, bar my mother had gone swimming. So, I threw on some clothes and went downstairs to see my mother watching daytime television. I hate daytime television, so I decided to go upstairs to get a book to read.
How strange - the door had closed in my five minute absence. So, I opened the door to see something that'll haunt me to this day.
The entire room was covered in burnt-out matches. Everywhere. On the floor. On my bed. IN my bed. In my drawers. In my closet. The place absolutely reeked of sulphur.
So, I was rather unnerved that in my five-minute absense that someone had struck a couple of hundred matches and spread them around my room. Still, I had to find the source of it. Now, in my room at the time, my bed had a sort-of crawlspace beneath it that was always ominous-looking. If anyone had been in my room, they'd be hiding under there. So I whistled for a cab and when it came near
The license plate said fresh and it had dice in the mirror
If anything I can say this cab is rare
But I thought 'Now forget it' - 'Yo homes to Bel Air'
I pulled up to the house about 7 or 8
And I yelled to the cabbie 'Yo homes smell ya later'
I looked at my kingdom
I was finally there
To sit on my throne as the Prince of Bel Air
Yes.Dying alone terrifies me. But that's not an especially embarrasing fear.
But I'm unnerved by matchsticks. I'm sure the veterans of the forum remember the story, but I'll reiterate it here anyways. It must've been five years ago now that this happens. Still scares me thinking about it.
Basically, I got out of bed one morning on a dreary summer's , to find that everyone else in my household, bar my mother had gone swimming. So, I threw on some clothes and went downstairs to see my mother watching daytime television. I hate daytime television, so I decided to go upstairs to get a book to read.
How strange - the door had closed in my five minute absence. So, I opened the door to see something that'll haunt me to this day.
The entire room was covered in burnt-out matches. Everywhere. On the floor. On my bed. IN my bed. In my drawers. In my closet. The place absolutely reeked of sulphur.
So, I was rather unnerved that in my five-minute absense that someone had struck a couple of hundred matches and spread them around my room. Still, I had to find the source of it. Now, in my room at the time, my bed had a sort-of crawlspace beneath it that was always ominous-looking. If anyone had been in my room, they'd be hiding under there. So I whistled for a cab and when it came near
The license plate said fresh and it had dice in the mirror
If anything I can say this cab is rare
But I thought 'Now forget it' - 'Yo homes to Bel Air'
I pulled up to the house about 7 or 8
And I yelled to the cabbie 'Yo homes smell ya later'
I looked at my kingdom
I was finally there
To sit on my throne as the Prince of Bel Air
Dying alone terrifies me. But that's not an especially embarrasing fear.
But I'm unnerved by matchsticks. I'm sure the veterans of the forum remember the story, but I'll reiterate it here anyways. It must've been five years ago now that this happens. Still scares me thinking about it.
Basically, I got out of bed one morning on a dreary summer's , to find that everyone else in my household, bar my mother had gone swimming. So, I threw on some clothes and went downstairs to see my mother watching daytime television. I hate daytime television, so I decided to go upstairs to get a book to read.
How strange - the door had closed in my five minute absence. So, I opened the door to see something that'll haunt me to this day.
The entire room was covered in burnt-out matches. Everywhere. On the floor. On my bed. IN my bed. In my drawers. In my closet. The place absolutely reeked of sulphur.
So, I was rather unnerved that in my five-minute absense that someone had struck a couple of hundred matches and spread them around my room. Still, I had to find the source of it. Now, in my room at the time, my bed had a sort-of crawlspace beneath it that was always ominous-looking. If anyone had been in my room, they'd be hiding under there. So I whistled for a cab and when it came near
The license plate said fresh and it had dice in the mirror
If anything I can say this cab is rare
But I thought 'Now forget it' - 'Yo homes to Bel Air'
I pulled up to the house about 7 or 8
And I yelled to the cabbie 'Yo homes smell ya later'
I looked at my kingdom
I was finally there
To sit on my throne as the Prince of Bel Air