Ghosts

[Rodolfo]

I remember this. I meant seeing it right in front of me, not on a tv screen.

 

[julius]

I agree, but my dad saw a "ghost" in Thailand during broad daylight with a group walking with him. He was backpacking on the border of Thailand and Vietnam where there used to be a lot of conflict during the war. He said he saw a female who was completely naked in the upper body carrying a military backpack and camouflaged khakis.

So when he came back home, did he say he "totally boned this ghost"?

 

[BlazerWookee]

living in new england.... everyone has a ghost story. i do believe in ghosts and demons. however very and i mean very few people are actually able to see them. its a special energy your body gives off that attracts them.

new england has always said to be one of the most haunted areas on earth.

<snicker>

 

[MickZagger]

Our house was 3 blocks away from kaiser

My mom worked there for years.

I know where most those houses are on that ghosts of N. Portland website. My cousin lived in a haunted house off fairhaven in St. Johns creepy shit went down there.

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

[video=youtube;h3JjOnClaV0]

 

[Eastoff]

My mom worked there for years.

I know where most those houses are on that ghosts of N. Portland website. My cousin lived in a haunted house off fairhaven in St. Johns creepy shit went down there.

I was born in Bess Kaiser.

 

[Eastoff]

Why is it people like myself who thinks ghost stories are loony never get to see any fucking ghosts? You'd figure some ghosts are out there are fucking pissed off with me calling them out all the time they would try some shit with me. Ghosts discriminate too, I guess.

They don't have internet to know about you.

 

[MickZagger]

I was born in Bess Kaiser.

I was too.

 

[Blaze01]

No such thing as ghosts...

 

[The Sebastian Express]

You should try talking to them.

 

[ironcrotch]

scary shit

more plz

 

[DeanMoriarty]

It was a bright white light about the size of what you'd think was a large aircraft, and roughly a half-mile or so away, but it flew exactly horizontal across the sky, no sound, and then darted downward into what we thought was the outline of one of those southern mountains at about a 45 degree angle. When there was no crash, we looked at each other and said "did you see that?".

We both saw it. She was driving, I was in the passenger seat. We still can't explain it, but we don't tell many people that story for obvious reasons. I have never seen anything move that fast in my life, and I doubt I ever will.

Could it have been a meteor like the recent Midwest fireball?


[video=youtube;S-TYo1LgHr4]

 

[GoBlazersGo]

Edit: Nevermind.