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Anybody watch Most Haunted?
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Anybody watch Most Haunted?
26Yes, Im a believer7.69%2No, a load of bollocks88.46%23I can't make up my mind3.85%1The poll is expired.
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My apologies, I did forget that option.Originally posted by Lucifer BoxYou missed out the "I am AndyW" option.Comment
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I voted no, but I have to admit to staying in a place that I suspected of having a ghost. Sometimes I thought I saw someone standing at the end of the bed. Occasionally the thermostat on the air conditioning would be on a different setting and I would be sure not to have changed it. Loads of odd things.Drivel is my specialityComment
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There have been some odd goings in since I moved into this place last year, footsteps upstairs when I am the only person in the house, lights being turned on or off, front door being knocked but nobody there. Friends who've stayed report similar experiences. I don't really find it frightening but it sure is odd.Originally posted by BuffoonI voted no, but I have to admit to staying in a place that I suspected of having a ghost. Sometimes I thought I saw someone standing at the end of the bed. Occasionally the thermostat on the air conditioning would be on a different setting and I would be sure not to have changed it. Loads of odd things.Comment
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Strange Goings On
On the ghostly front - very close to us there is an very old house, (Plas Teg) where Judge Jeffries use to hang young children for such horrendous crimes such as stealing food. We visited there a while ago and the people who run it are absolutely conviced the place is haunted. They had photographs of the rooms that had orbs (spirits) - they wouldn't accept my explanation that they had a dirty lens, even though I have a dozen such photos of our house with the same thing. (For those that don't know it's like a small white dusty spec/smudge on the photo)
Only once have I seen something strange. Long long ago when I was a brylcream boy we were doing a 48 hour exercise and the instructors were doing there best to make sure we didn't get any sleep. On the morning of the second day (about 6am) I was outside doing guard duty - I was absolutely conviced the bushes were walking towards me. But that was due to sleep deprivation and nothing to do with ghosts.Comment
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Spooky.
In my case it’s more likely I've got some mental illness like Schizophrenia.
That or my ex was up to something. It’s strange that there has been nothing since we parted.Drivel is my specialityComment
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I think many supernatural happenings can be put down to el Duder trying to bum you from behind while you were asleep.Comment
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