>As a kid I used to fear ghosts
Why?
I was always thinking ghosts are cool. Did have a glow in the dark ghost lego toy.
People aren't really scared of ghosts. They're afraid of the spooky shit that might get attributed to a ghost. Also all the Scooby Doo villains were down to commit semi-serious white collar crimes so I'd assume they'd drop the act and stab you if you didn't capture them first.
>They're afraid of the spooky shit that might get attributed to a ghost.
Like? Examples?
a guy i know brought home an std from thailand and she lived with him for a couple of years. one night she and a friend of hers woke him up at 3AM because they genuinely believed they had seen a ghost in the living room, and she got actually mad at him for not taking it seriously
>std
STD?
Sexually
Transmitted
Diseases ?
>nd she got actually mad at him for not taking it seriously
People aren't really scared of ghosts. They're afraid of the spooky shit that might get attributed to a ghost. Also all the Scooby Doo villains were down to commit semi-serious white collar crimes so I'd assume they'd drop the act and stab you if you didn't capture them first.
a guy i know brought home an std from thailand and she lived with him for a couple of years. one night she and a friend of hers woke him up at 3AM because they genuinely believed they had seen a ghost in the living room, and she got actually mad at him for not taking it seriously
I work in a haunted kitchen. Our utensils keep going missing. The faucet and motion-activated paper towel dispenser move on their own sometimes. I actually saw it once for a split-second.
It's not actually that frightening, after a while you just think >oh it's the kitchen ghost again
I swear to God I'm not making this up
The previous owners and people I've worked with have stories about things flying off shelves on their own in the middle of the night, lights turning on by themselves, a cook turning around a finding a sausage on the counter they didn't put there
The incident where I saw it was fairly recently and I wasn't thinking about the kitchen ghost at all, I was hauling jugs of used frying oil out of the kitchen and back and was very upset and seething internally because my job sucks, and it took me out of it completely
The kitchen is an L-shape with doors at each end and I saw this greyish mass dart away to the opposite door I came in, vaguely person-shaped but part of it missing like you used the erase tool in photoshop
There are declassified CIA documents where they did experiments that proved human intention is capable of influencing the outcomes of random number generators in a statistically significant way. Also the two-slit experiment. So to some extent consciousness creates reality and not the other way around.
I think the phenomenon of ghosts has something to do with that.
>Stuff will go missing and then reappear, stuff I put in the bin will appear on the counters
OK... >Therefore it is le ghosts!
Do you understand how stupid you sound?
>No humans can not commit theft! That is physically impossible. >It must be a ghost.
I never said ghosts Mr deboonker, just weird shit it's not a large house it's a mid size terrice, there are are mtion alarms on doors
Thought the possibility could be rats but no evidence of rats, I dont think a rat would put a non food related item back in the same spot 5 min later
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When they sold the place to new owners, on the last day I half-expected to see movement out of the corner of my eye and suddenly find all the missing tools back in a pile on the kitchen counter
They were literal hillbillies from Kentucky so maybe they had a demon or ancient Indian spirit following them, forgotten by our books
>after a while you just think
If you are not moronic you realize the pipes and FRICKEN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER FRICKEN CONTROLLED paper towel dispenser are damaged or work wrong.
>Our utensils keep going missing.
Yes because humans can never steal utensils. That violates all laws of physics or something.
Why would you steal a plastic spoon with holes in it for boiled peanuts from the gas station? We had two but one went missing and was never seen again
Honestly the explanation being Black folk is more plausible than ghosts
>Why would you steal a plastic spoon with holes in it
I wanted to answer >Mental illnes
or >Vandalism
However you answered your own question >Honestly the explanation being Black folk is more plausible than ghosts
It might be a skill issue, I know in the situation of a guy in a mask in a normal setting on halloween during an interview with everything well lit. Probably isn't going to actually attack you. So I think it was an overreaction which is also a reaction time issue.
In recent years I've started hallucinating things a few seconds after I wake up. I had a nightmare about spiders and for 1-2 seconds hallucinated an argiope aurantia spider literally moving around in my bedsheets clear as day before it dissolved and faded away into nothing
I may be losing my mind
Christcucks, particularly the African and Hispanic ones, are absolutely TERRIFIED of the supernatural and paranormal. My friends Catholic mom was sincerely worried about demons and malevolent spirits in their home.
Who knows?
As a kid I used to fear ghosts
Now I fear the living.
>As a kid I used to fear ghosts
Why?
I was always thinking ghosts are cool. Did have a glow in the dark ghost lego toy.
>They're afraid of the spooky shit that might get attributed to a ghost.
Like? Examples?
>std
STD?
Sexually
Transmitted
Diseases ?
>nd she got actually mad at him for not taking it seriously
HUH? Why? What?
People aren't really scared of ghosts. They're afraid of the spooky shit that might get attributed to a ghost. Also all the Scooby Doo villains were down to commit semi-serious white collar crimes so I'd assume they'd drop the act and stab you if you didn't capture them first.
Plenty of Asian people are shitscared of ghosts
If you saw a ghost in real life yoh would shit your pants who are you trying to fool
a guy i know brought home an std from thailand and she lived with him for a couple of years. one night she and a friend of hers woke him up at 3AM because they genuinely believed they had seen a ghost in the living room, and she got actually mad at him for not taking it seriously
I work in a haunted kitchen. Our utensils keep going missing. The faucet and motion-activated paper towel dispenser move on their own sometimes. I actually saw it once for a split-second.
It's not actually that frightening, after a while you just think
>oh it's the kitchen ghost again
Never happened
I swear to God I'm not making this up
The previous owners and people I've worked with have stories about things flying off shelves on their own in the middle of the night, lights turning on by themselves, a cook turning around a finding a sausage on the counter they didn't put there
The incident where I saw it was fairly recently and I wasn't thinking about the kitchen ghost at all, I was hauling jugs of used frying oil out of the kitchen and back and was very upset and seething internally because my job sucks, and it took me out of it completely
The kitchen is an L-shape with doors at each end and I saw this greyish mass dart away to the opposite door I came in, vaguely person-shaped but part of it missing like you used the erase tool in photoshop
I just moved into a new house and stuff like this keeps happening, have actually checked the attick incase previous owner is hiding
Stuff will go missing and then reappear, stuff I put in the bin will appear on the counters
There are declassified CIA documents where they did experiments that proved human intention is capable of influencing the outcomes of random number generators in a statistically significant way. Also the two-slit experiment. So to some extent consciousness creates reality and not the other way around.
I think the phenomenon of ghosts has something to do with that.
>Stuff will go missing and then reappear, stuff I put in the bin will appear on the counters
OK...
>Therefore it is le ghosts!
Do you understand how stupid you sound?
>No humans can not commit theft! That is physically impossible.
>It must be a ghost.
I never said ghosts Mr deboonker, just weird shit it's not a large house it's a mid size terrice, there are are mtion alarms on doors
Thought the possibility could be rats but no evidence of rats, I dont think a rat would put a non food related item back in the same spot 5 min later
When they sold the place to new owners, on the last day I half-expected to see movement out of the corner of my eye and suddenly find all the missing tools back in a pile on the kitchen counter
They were literal hillbillies from Kentucky so maybe they had a demon or ancient Indian spirit following them, forgotten by our books
Set up cameras
>after a while you just think
If you are not moronic you realize the pipes and FRICKEN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER FRICKEN CONTROLLED paper towel dispenser are damaged or work wrong.
>Our utensils keep going missing.
Yes because humans can never steal utensils. That violates all laws of physics or something.
Why would you steal a plastic spoon with holes in it for boiled peanuts from the gas station? We had two but one went missing and was never seen again
Honestly the explanation being Black folk is more plausible than ghosts
>plastic
I assumed it was metal.
>Why would you steal a plastic spoon with holes in it
I wanted to answer
>Mental illnes
or
>Vandalism
However you answered your own question
>Honestly the explanation being Black folk is more plausible than ghosts
i ain't afraid of no ghost
why were they so scared of the ghost if they knew it was just some homosexual in a suit?
A homosexual in a suit is much scarier than an actual ghost.
My guy, if some butthole came running at you dressed like that during the night, you’d run for the hills.
If that happens for real surely your first instinct is to just deck them in the face like this guy
It might be a skill issue, I know in the situation of a guy in a mask in a normal setting on halloween during an interview with everything well lit. Probably isn't going to actually attack you. So I think it was an overreaction which is also a reaction time issue.
ghosts are real
they lack a spiritual immune system and realize their vulnerability
they're afraid of scary faces in the dark not ghosts
In recent years I've started hallucinating things a few seconds after I wake up. I had a nightmare about spiders and for 1-2 seconds hallucinated an argiope aurantia spider literally moving around in my bedsheets clear as day before it dissolved and faded away into nothing
I may be losing my mind
Happens to me sometimes. Usually it's shapes on the ceiling, or faces.
Christcucks, particularly the African and Hispanic ones, are absolutely TERRIFIED of the supernatural and paranormal. My friends Catholic mom was sincerely worried about demons and malevolent spirits in their home.