Ghosts

[Brainwashed]

Has anyone ever really seen a fucking ghost?  Obviously I'm a skeptic.

[Laetitia]

Only when I'm going on a week or more of less than four hours of sleep each night.
Then there's this gray, ghostly creature that follow me thru the house, showing up in all the mirrors, blurry.

[Ecolitan]

I've experienced some weird shit I can't explain.

[davann]

I seen one on Gost Busters.

[TimeLady Victorious]

I haven't seen one but I've encountered lots of weird unexplainable shit.

[AOD_Horseman]

Ditto, lots of interesting and unusual things. No sightings, however.

[TimeLady Victorious]

I should also say that two of my aunts claim there's a poltergeist in their building that was brought home because one of them went out ghost hunting and acted like one of those TV ghost hunting jackasses.

It's strange enough, considering the shit only started to happen after one of them went out ghost hunting... at an abandoned mental institution... in Cleveland.

[mikehz]

Yeah, those ghost hunters are looking for anomalies. Every time the wind knocks a branch against the building, it's "Ohmygod--did you hear that?"

[Rillion]

No evidence has yet been offered that humans can think without a brain. Quite a few can't think with  one. 

[cavalier973]

http://scientificinquiry.suite101.com/article.cfm/a_rational_look_at_ghosts

Last year, we were at my wife's grandfather's house (who is still alive).  I was in the den watching TV, and got up to get a drink from the kitchen. As I walked into the kitchen, I saw her grandpa sitting in a chair in the living room.  I stepped back out to ask him if he wanted anything, and he wasn't there.  Then I saw him in a completely different area (I can't remember if it was outside, or just a different part of the house) that he couldn't have gotten to without my noticing.  Obviously, my mind was playing tricks on me (he doesn't even sit in the chair I supposedly saw him in), but it freaked me out a little just the same. (Certain "ghost" sightings include people who are still alive, but are really in a different place, sometimes thousands of miles away.)

When I was a teenager, the "sleep paralysis" happened to me a few times, where I awoke in terror, and just caught the image of a hideous face staring at me, but couldn't move or breath.  I chalk it up to reading too many scary stories.

Then there was the time my old business partner, who had passed away, visited me, wrapped in heavy chains.  I attribute it to a bad dinner.

[ForumTroll]

I've experienced some weird shit I can't explain.

Well, don't hold back.

[cavalier973]

It was the worst accident, I ever seen:

http://www.avclub.com/articles/peewees-big-adventure,36018/

[Sam Gunn (since nobody got Admiral Naismith)]

BOO

[anarchir]

When I was a teenager, the "sleep paralysis" happened to me a few times, where I awoke in terror, and just caught the image of a hideous face staring at me, but couldn't move or breath.  I chalk it up to reading too many scary stories.

Yep, completely in your head. I had it happen once (didnt see anything just was freaked out and couldnt move) after reading too many tales of alien abductions and pouring over too many pictures for a school project.

[atomiccat]

Ive seen ghosts and aliens several times, and my brothers house has been on ghost hunters or some other show like that, A little dead girl lives in his house; and you can sometimes hear here giggle or cry.

and they also have a picture of here standing near their couch.