Not in any religious or supernatural sense.

I don't come to any conclusions. I have experienced a few weird things.

I've seen multiple UFOs that weren't like anything you would expect to see moving in the sky. I'm not gonna claim it was E.T. but I can at least say it wasn't anything normal. Even if it was some kind of secret military craft, it's still wild to have witnessed.

I've also seen something kind of like a wisp with a friend. Sort of misty white faintly glowing nebulous mass that swept though the  air just above the ground. It moved through his neighborhood appearing and disappearing for a few minutes as we watched it. Was it a ghost/spirit? Who knows. I can only say I have no explanation for what I saw and neither does my friend.

No, of course not. There's a logical explanation for the things that happened to you too.

Explain the heavy footprints I heard on my stairs that when chased after ran to the basement stairs.

Yeah, I do, though not in ghost or anything like that. There isn't really anything "normal" in life, we only render things as "normal" according to our values and goals.

Yeah, it's one of my main interests actually. I've been reading ghost stories and looking and photos/videos since I was a kid. I like to keep an open mind, but I'd love to experience something myself because until then I have to take people's word for it. I'd love to visit places like Waverly Hills and Eastern State Penitentiary.

Yes, but I haven't experienced it.

The only place where paranormal stuff happens is in Mexico.

Island of the Dolls? Fuck that place.

Quote from: Jono on July 31, 2018, 03:02:06 AM

The only place where paranormal stuff happens is in Mexico.

Island of the Dolls? Fuck that place.

Banjo's my favorite brujo.

And what's even supposed to be special about the Island of the dolls?

The legend is that a little girl drowned in a lake somewhere in Mexico, I forgot the name. The guy that saw her die took a doll and hung up on a nearby tree. He always took her dolls to make the spirit of the girl happy or some shit like that.

When they found the man's body, supposedly they found him dead in the same spot in the lake where the girl died. Since then people have taken hundreds of dolls and hung them up on trees and the vines for decades.

People say the island is haunted of the little girl and man's spirit and that the dolls will sometimes move on their own and even speak.

Every time somebody tells me about their experience with a ouija board I straight up stop taking them seriously.

Quote from: Big Boss™ Remastered on July 30, 2018, 10:57:51 AM

Yeah, it's one of my main interests actually. I've been reading ghost stories and looking and photos/videos since I was a kid. I like to keep an open mind, but I'd love to experience something myself because until then I have to take people's word for it. I'd love to visit places like Waverly Hills and Eastern State Penitentiary.

Just a heads-up but many people who do "experience" things do so because they really want to. It's like being susceptible to hypnosis which only works if you're into it and generally lack much mental resilience. Your brain plays tricks on you and if you anticipate or really expect / hope for something to happen, it's going to affect you. You get goosebumps, the hair on your arms stands up, you think you hear stuff (like new parents who think they hear a baby cry in almost everything) or see strange things (like being on edge or seeing a shape out of the corner of your eye after watching a horror movie)... The stories are fun and the science behind the "experiences" and "sensed presences" is pretty interesting but ultimately nothing about it is real.

Ok cool

Nah. I believed that stuff when I was kid but not anymore.