Posted: 7/11/2009 10:09:25 AM EDT
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I think ghosts exists. Not sure if the stuff on this video are faked or not, but some spooky stuff.  |
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...Not sure if the stuff on this video are faked or not... 
I hope you're kidding... Yea, none of that shits real, come on!..............now, where did I leave my teddy bear?..........MOMMY! MOMMY! I need you to come down here to the basement! I'm scared! MOMMY! |
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I think this one is the best evidence yet, that I have seen, kinda hard to see the first time, just look close at the security camera monitor image on the left after the guy leaves the hallway. so was all of this an elaborate setup for this video? If so, you could have done better. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I think this one is the best evidence yet, that I have seen, kinda hard to see the first time, just look close at the security camera monitor image on the left after the guy leaves the hallway. so was all of this an elaborate setup for this video? If so, you could have done better. No, I was hoping to get a good ghost thread going, but it was dying out. |
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I believe in them. My ship in Basic was haunted. Every morning about 4am, all kind of weird shit would occur––showers look like water is coming out of them, but the floor was dry. Racks would move around by themselves.
My first apartment complex and my last workplace were haunted, too. The one at work would play in the women's restroom. We'd hear the door opening and the sound of the paper towel machine working, but no one would be in there or coming out. It would also move the headsets around upstairs. |
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I believe in ghosts
Creepiest thing I ever had was sophomore year in college. Woke up to here someone undoing the chains and whatnot on the door. Look across the room and the roommate's in his bed 
Go out in the living room with a baseball bat (fucking campus apartment rules) and a flashlight about to open a can of whoopass except... the entire apartment was EMPTY! No one hiding anywhere
So I'm standing by the chair in the middle of the room, and all of the sudden footsteps are walking around me in a circle... my voice goes too tight to even squeak, my body feels like it got dropped in a vat of freezing icewater, and the steps keep going around me for another 30 seconds (I think, not sure because I couldn't see the clock and my body was paralyzed) Then the steps go to the door, I can turn my head just far enough to see nothing is moving - meanwhile the chains all sound as though they're being unlatched, the locks undone, etc, the door even makes the same sound as opening and closing. I didn't sleep a night there the remaining month on the lease |
| I believe in that shit.....saw my great great grandmother on christmas eve when I was 7yrs at my grandma house at around 1in the morning she was standing next to the blinking christmas tree she smiled at me and disappeared....she's been dead for approx. 3yrs at that time.. |
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Oh, they're definitely real. This video proves it as far as I'm concerned.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfZItov1BUo
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I think this one is the best evidence yet, that I have seen, kinda hard to see the first time, just look close at the security camera monitor image on the left after the guy leaves the hallway. you suck |
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I think this one is the best evidence yet, that I have seen, kinda hard to see the first time, just look close at the security camera monitor image on the left after the guy leaves the hallway. Goddamnit... I scanned forward to see if it had somethign like that and I dropped the mouse right on the scream... 
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I think this one is the best evidence yet, that I have seen, kinda hard to see the first time, just look close at the security camera monitor image on the left after the guy leaves the hallway. you suck Yep I used to like the OP. My volume was on high. Not cool. |
Never seen anything unexplained, but I have experienced unexplainable stuff before. When I was younger I used to work security for a museum and there was this week when our fire alarm system stopped working and they needed someone to do a graveyard shift (we didn't have one normally). Basically it was a one man fire watch, so I volunteered (basically free money, I spent my nights watching movies inside the auditorium  and worked my normal swing shift through graveyard.)
Our control room had sensors & cameras placed at every key entrance to the building, and every door/window had a sensor on it, all tied to one computer system. It was easy for one person to keep track of any activity inside or outside the building. Anyway it was about 2-3am and I decided to leave the control room to go up to the lounge and make some food, and as I walk into the admin building there were these large heavy fire doors in the middle of the hallway which had a very audible clank & latch sound whenever opened/closed, that I had to pass through. And as I was in the lounge, by myself, with absolutely no one else in the building, I heard the fire doors open and close. This didn't cause any alarm at first, I figured it was just the manager stopping by to check on me, so I waited for her to walk by the lounge, but nobody was there. I went down to the control room to check the sensor alarms and check the personnel pass key record, but the only pending alarms on the system were the ones I triggered to and from the lounge. No one else had entered the building that night. I have no idea what opened those doors, but I can tell you that it wasn't an animal or a gust of wind, this was within an admin hallway where there are no windows of any kind, and that hallway itself is insulated by a set of glass doors at the admin entrance. I'm not saying it was a ghost, but it was definitely an unexplained event, and I had sensors/cameras already set up at my disposal and could find no rational explanation. And of course, the admin building itself has its stories of being haunted as told by some of the admin workers who have experienced unusual sights & sounds. Btw these fire doors were independent of the fire system, the only thing the system did was hold them open via electro magnets and would release them in the event of fire, but since it wasn't working they weren't charged and wouldn't open on their own even if it suddenly came on by itself, you would have to swing the doors up the magnets manually. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I think this one is the best evidence yet, that I have seen, kinda hard to see the first time, just look close at the security camera monitor image on the left after the guy leaves the hallway. so was all of this an elaborate setup for this video? If so, you could have done better. What is the video? It's late, I don't feel like being scared. |