jim2014 wrote: » making an adjustment to the bird station
The_Valeyard wrote: » Did you notice any angelic statues nearby that looked like they were weeping?
gramar wrote: » When I was about 16 I had an electric guitar. I left it leaning against the edge of the couch with the strings facing in one evening and walked out of the room. As soon as I was outside the room I heard the twang of strings like someone had raked their fingers over them in an open strum. I stopped in my tracks. No-one else around and the guitar hadn't moved when I went in. Probably deserves it's own thread but I'll leave it here.
me_irl wrote: » Should I bother watching Dr. Who? Never got in to the "reboots".
Boom_Bap wrote: » +
me_irl wrote: » Then who was phone?
gramar wrote: » Could you rephrase the question please?
me_irl wrote: » So, you're with your honey and you're making out when the phone rings. You answer it and the voice says "What are you doing with my daughter?". You tell the girl and she says "But my dad is dead!" THEN WHO WAS PHONE?
jim2014 wrote: » The Mrs and I were outside the back of the house making an adjustment to the bird station when I clearly heard a footstep in the gravel which sounded like it was only feet away (we were both stood still). It was a really obvious walking footstep sound (heal going in first then crunch as the sole comes down). The thing is there was no-one else around. The nearest neighbour is 50 yards away behind a row of trees. I asked the Mrs if she heard that & she said she did. Now I'm not freaked out by it. I don't believe in ghosts and even if there were any it wouldn't bother me. I'm just interested if anything similar has happened to anyone else, or even better if anyone can come up with a rational explanation. It was just weird.
Hunky Monster wrote: » 110% a ghost.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Chances are it was an animal. I.e. Rabbit, or cat. Something that would get away quickly