Haunted by a child? Thoughts?
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carrottop said:
Looks like the bullies have won /thread
Actually, everyone's been having a nice two way discussion since you left. The OP has solved one issue. No one has yet put forward a serious scientific solution for the footsteps that I'm aware of. We've had a bit of a chortle over some videos and it's all been most civilised.
I'm sure it will deteriorate rapidly once more now you're back with nothing to add but to try and stir up trouble and stifle debate.
DonkeyApple said:
carrottop said:
Looks like the bullies have won /thread
Actually, everyone's been having a nice two way discussion since you left. The OP has solved one issue. No one has yet put forward a serious scientific solution for the footsteps that I'm aware of. We've had a bit of a chortle over some videos and it's all been most civilised.
I'm sure it will deteriorate rapidly once more now you're back with nothing to add but to try and stir up trouble and stifle debate.
Rawwr said:
theboyfold said:
Did we ever hear why the mixer ended up being thrown through a window?
To get to the other side?shakotan said:
And where are we supposed to find this @mobyrichardhead?
Should be here:https://twitter.com/moby_d
head?ref_src=twsrc%5E...Seems hard to link... as it's not found there either.
Adam Ellis @ moby_d
head on TwitterLots of strange goings on in his flat. With videos.
Edited by NDA on Saturday 2nd December 11:14
NDA said:
Should be here:
https://twitter.com/moby_dhead?ref_src=twsrc%5E...
Seems hard to link... as it's not found there either.
Adam Ellis @ moby_dhead on Twitter
Lots of strange goings on in his flat. With videos.
?https://twitter.com/moby_d
head?ref_src=twsrc%5E...Seems hard to link... as it's not found there either.
Adam Ellis @ moby_d
head on TwitterLots of strange goings on in his flat. With videos.
Edited by NDA on Saturday 2nd December 11:14
It's fiction. Quite obviously. Nicely done and a bit of an extended CV for an aspiring writer, I suspect. But it's not meant to be real.
Did you believe that the Blair Witch project really was lost documentary footage as well?
The footsteps thing, I think I mentioned this earlier in the thread, apologies if so.
In my previous house, I went to bed one morning after finishing a night shift. I had left my dog shut in the dining room downstairs while I did this. I awoke at 10am and lay there trying to get back off to sleep again, when I heard the slow padding of a dog climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing and sniffing around the door. The door just pushed open, there was no latch as such, so after wondering how my dog had got out of the dining room, I called him, but nothing. I thought this was strange as he usually just barged in. Instead, I heard him slump against the wall on the landing and exhale/sigh as dogs do when they lie down to rest/sleep.
"Sod you then" I thought, and went back to sleep. I awoke again a couple of hours later and went out onto the landing, expecting him to be there, but he wasn't. I went downstairs, and there he was, still shut in the dining room.
I bought that house off my mate. When he owned it, his wife was in hospital, having their first child at one point. He had been at the hospital most of the night, but came home for some kip. He was awoken at 10am by the sound of adult human footsteps climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing to the bedroom door and stopping. He was stting himself at this point. He yelled out asking who there, but got no answer. He then jumped out of bed and opened the door, no one there.
He only told me about this after I had told him what I had experienced. I used the same room as them as my bedroom.
Yes, there are angles to take on this, with fatigue issues etc. But I find the similarities interesting (cue a snooty comment from someone).
My mate used to be a total sceptic, but I think he had a few other experiences there too which he couldn't explain, which has made him reconcider.
In my previous house, I went to bed one morning after finishing a night shift. I had left my dog shut in the dining room downstairs while I did this. I awoke at 10am and lay there trying to get back off to sleep again, when I heard the slow padding of a dog climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing and sniffing around the door. The door just pushed open, there was no latch as such, so after wondering how my dog had got out of the dining room, I called him, but nothing. I thought this was strange as he usually just barged in. Instead, I heard him slump against the wall on the landing and exhale/sigh as dogs do when they lie down to rest/sleep.
"Sod you then" I thought, and went back to sleep. I awoke again a couple of hours later and went out onto the landing, expecting him to be there, but he wasn't. I went downstairs, and there he was, still shut in the dining room.
I bought that house off my mate. When he owned it, his wife was in hospital, having their first child at one point. He had been at the hospital most of the night, but came home for some kip. He was awoken at 10am by the sound of adult human footsteps climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing to the bedroom door and stopping. He was s
tting himself at this point. He yelled out asking who there, but got no answer. He then jumped out of bed and opened the door, no one there.He only told me about this after I had told him what I had experienced. I used the same room as them as my bedroom.
Yes, there are angles to take on this, with fatigue issues etc. But I find the similarities interesting (cue a snooty comment from someone).
My mate used to be a total sceptic, but I think he had a few other experiences there too which he couldn't explain, which has made him reconcider.
Rawwr said:
I now feel like I'm drowning in a sea of irony.
Still waiting on the difference between 'trolling' and 'posting in a trollish way'.
Warm regards,
Rawwr.
Are you not satisfied yet that you have told everyone nothing to see here? Still waiting on the difference between 'trolling' and 'posting in a trollish way'.
Warm regards,
Rawwr.
Edited by Rawwr on Monday 27th November 16:23
Classic trolling behaviour from you and others of your ilk.
Front bottom said:
The footsteps thing, I think I mentioned this earlier in the thread, apologies if so.
In my previous house, I went to bed one morning after finishing a night shift. I had left my dog shut in the dining room downstairs while I did this. I awoke at 10am and lay there trying to get back off to sleep again, when I heard the slow padding of a dog climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing and sniffing around the door. The door just pushed open, there was no latch as such, so after wondering how my dog had got out of the dining room, I called him, but nothing. I thought this was strange as he usually just barged in. Instead, I heard him slump against the wall on the landing and exhale/sigh as dogs do when they lie down to rest/sleep.
"Sod you then" I thought, and went back to sleep. I awoke again a couple of hours later and went out onto the landing, expecting him to be there, but he wasn't. I went downstairs, and there he was, still shut in the dining room.
I bought that house off my mate. When he owned it, his wife was in hospital, having their first child at one point. He had been at the hospital most of the night, but came home for some kip. He was awoken at 10am by the sound of adult human footsteps climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing to the bedroom door and stopping. He was stting himself at this point. He yelled out asking who there, but got no answer. He then jumped out of bed and opened the door, no one there.
He only told me about this after I had told him what I had experienced. I used the same room as them as my bedroom.
Yes, there are angles to take on this, with fatigue issues etc. But I find the similarities interesting (cue a snooty comment from someone).
My mate used to be a total sceptic, but I think he had a few other experiences there too which he couldn't explain, which has made him reconcider.
My guess would be suggestion. Although asleep, our senses are still paying attention. You can have fun with someone who's asleep by taking about a big, red ball and you'll most likely find that person remembering a big, red ball in their dream. There's a proper term for it which escapes me at the moment.In my previous house, I went to bed one morning after finishing a night shift. I had left my dog shut in the dining room downstairs while I did this. I awoke at 10am and lay there trying to get back off to sleep again, when I heard the slow padding of a dog climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing and sniffing around the door. The door just pushed open, there was no latch as such, so after wondering how my dog had got out of the dining room, I called him, but nothing. I thought this was strange as he usually just barged in. Instead, I heard him slump against the wall on the landing and exhale/sigh as dogs do when they lie down to rest/sleep.
"Sod you then" I thought, and went back to sleep. I awoke again a couple of hours later and went out onto the landing, expecting him to be there, but he wasn't. I went downstairs, and there he was, still shut in the dining room.
I bought that house off my mate. When he owned it, his wife was in hospital, having their first child at one point. He had been at the hospital most of the night, but came home for some kip. He was awoken at 10am by the sound of adult human footsteps climbing the stairs, then walking across the landing to the bedroom door and stopping. He was s
tting himself at this point. He yelled out asking who there, but got no answer. He then jumped out of bed and opened the door, no one there.He only told me about this after I had told him what I had experienced. I used the same room as them as my bedroom.
Yes, there are angles to take on this, with fatigue issues etc. But I find the similarities interesting (cue a snooty comment from someone).
My mate used to be a total sceptic, but I think he had a few other experiences there too which he couldn't explain, which has made him reconcider.
If someone in that state heard the same series of noises, they could have very similar dreams, which is certainly sounds like a possibility in this case.
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