WWAW Ghosts and other supernatural faggotry?

[ThePepsiColaRapist]

I don't believe in that shit and tend to think people who do are lying, attention seeking cunts, or mentally ill.
However, my oldest friend and his family talk about occurrences in their old home as casually as one would discuss weather.
A beautiful 19th century home they eventually sold at a loss just to get away.
Good, upper middle class white people, too. No incentive to lie.

Anyone?

 

[ShutYourCakeHorn]

Was listening to some Ron & Fez last night and was reminded of this part where Fez talks about his ghost encounters.

 

[Patrick O'Neal]

You ever notice how all Messcns have a haunted room in they house?

 

[guest]

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[Dennyislife]

Nah if they existed my house which dates back hundreds of years ( and a dwelling on site since the 11th century possibly earlier) would surely have one ghost by now.

 

[Uncle Floyd]

All the dead bodies I've come into contact with, I've never once seen a ghost. Wish I had a good ghost story, but I only have good dead-kid-with-holes-in-their-heads-because-they-found-a-gun stories.

 

[guest]

They once put me in the edgar suite.

 

[LaylaCumiasMoistHotPocket]

If there is a ghost in my house, its seen me jerkoff countless times.

 

[Jims_Maroon_Pants]

You ever notice how all Messcns have a haunted room in they house?

Because they worship death

 

[BUBBLER]

Psychedelic mold spores from an old house. Have you ever tried dmt?

 

[satanssockpuppet]

The second someone tells me they saw a ghost in their house, I know I'm dealing with a non-credible person. I knew a girl who used to insist a ghost lived in her bedroom closet. It turned out she was a secret alcoholic who had gangrene and had to have her foot amputated.

 

[guest]

Funny how you never see a black ghost.

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[Mikekeke]

Sometimes, I think it would be fun to get a group of friends together to go ghost hunting in some old hospital--or another derelict dumping ground of needles and spray paint cans, anyway. Then I remember I can't be bothered and I have no friends.

 

[Jenna]

I've had two weird experiences, both of which occurred in the same area of my childhood home, one in my bedroom the other right outside my bedroom. I dunno if it was a temporary mental breakdown with vivid hallucinations, but both times I was 100% sober and I know what I saw.

One of them was just a passing guy that I saw out of the corner of my vision when I was reading a book. The other was fucking spooky. I wake up one morning, it was either a weekend or summer because I was nice and relaxed, gonna lie in bed for a minute or two. I have a nice relaxing eye close for a couple of seconds, when I open them there's a woman on my ceiling, directly above me. Best way to describe her is Helena Bonham Carter in the Harry Potter movies, but uglier and older:

She leaves the ceiling and comes flying towards me, I scream and my heart starts pumping. She reaches me and just disappears, I don't physically feel anything, I'm not hurt, I'm just all alone freaking the fuck out. Like what are you supposed to do at that point, tell everyone you saw a ghost? Everyone will think you're either crazy or making it up for the attention.

I've coped with that shit by thinking it was some weird brain thing because I had just woken up, like it was still dreaming or I had fallen back to sleep and had a 3 second nightmare. But I've woken up a lot more times in my life and that shit hasn't happened ever again.

 

[guest]

Not to be too spiritual but there’s more to this mortal realm of ours than we know. It would be arrogant to say there isn’t. There’s so much in the universe our minds can’t grasp.

 

[Zombie247]

I come from a very religious family. I'm not the greatest on going to church. But I have faith. I have never seen a ghost. But what I have seen and felt. There is another side. No BS.

 

[guest]

I've had two weird experiences, both of which occurred in the same area of my childhood home, one in my bedroom the other right outside my bedroom. I dunno if it was a temporary mental breakdown with vivid hallucinations, but both times I was 100% sober and I know what I saw.

One of them was just a passing guy that I saw out of the corner of my vision when I was reading a book. The other was fucking spooky. I wake up one morning, it was either a weekend or summer because I was nice and relaxed, gonna lie in bed for a minute or two. I have a nice relaxing eye close for a couple of seconds, when I open them there's a woman on my ceiling, directly above me. Best way to describe her is Helena Bonham Carter in the Harry Potter movies, but uglier and older:

She leaves the ceiling and comes flying towards me, I scream and my heart starts pumping. She reaches me and just disappears, I don't physically feel anything, I'm not hurt, I'm just all alone freaking the fuck out. Like what are you supposed to do at that point, tell everyone you saw a ghost? Everyone will think you're either crazy or making it up for the attention.

I've coped with that shit by thinking it was some weird brain thing because I had just woken up, like it was still dreaming or I had fallen back to sleep and had a 3 second nightmare. But I've woken up a lot more times in my life and that shit hasn't happened ever again.

Sleep paralysis maybe? I don’t know, brothaman. All’s I know is you have great taste in hallucinations [URL]https://m.imgur.com/t/hot/yEsUw64[/URL]

 

[CuckQueen]

Where is the material? If it is visible and not a hallucination it must emit photons. Photons are emitted by electrons. Where is the energy, the matter?

 

[guest]

Where is the material? If it is visible and not a hallucination it must emit photons. Photons are emitted by electrons. Where is the energy, the matter?

Not everything in this world is explainable with science.

 

[CuckQueen]

Not everything in this world is explainable with science.

All physical materials certainly are. It has to be made of something if it exists. With or without science ghosts aren't explained, they have no explanatory power. At least with theologians there's some attempt at logic. Ghosts are generally incompatible with traditional western religions.