Have you ever had a paranormal experience?

[toofarnorth]

Second one ............I was staying in Surrey with my mum and riding my Royal Enfield back to Devon next day where I lived , coming along too was a mate on his 1951 Sunbeam . The night before we left Surrey I dreamt There was a road to the right with blocks of flats going up to more side roads and flats. ( I can still remember th dream clearly and this was about 1995.)   We were in a one way system near Winchester and I looked to my right and saw the exact road I had seen in my dream.  I intended to stop on my next visit coming back from my mums.  But I looked and that road was no where to be seen.  So I do believe that some things can still not be explained.

[sanuk711]

Come to think of it--I did have a run of paranormal incidences when I lived in in Pattaya.... I was going with this side girl, every time I stayed over, I thought I had about 3,5--4,000 baht in my wallet , but I only had about 2,500.

 

Its funny how the mind can trick you...................

[toofarnorth]

1 hour ago, sanuk711 said:

"Yesterday, upon the stair,

I met a man who wasn't there!

He wasn't there again today,

Oh how I wish he'd go away..............Hughes Mearns 1929

Things that go bump in the night

Can give you a hell of a fright

But its not just the ear

That lets in the fear 

Its that and the absence of light..............................Me  6/8/2020.

[bluesofa]

1 minute ago, Justgrazing said:

1 hour ago, bluesofa said:

As a confirmed atheist

Confirmed .! What in a church .? 

 

1 hour ago, bluesofa said:

, it must have been psychosomatic.

Hahahahaha .. why am I thinking Avalanches " Frontier Psychiatrist " as they sing about psychosomatic .. mind you he does sound a bit of a psycho this Som' bloke letting you fall down a bell tower .. which thankfully wasn't the end of you .. 

I always use that phrase as an oxymoron.

 

I can't remember what caused the fall, losing my footing or attempting to grab something and missing it.

It was the church at Kirkheaton near Huddersfield.

 

I even had a cartoon drawn at the time in 1988 by a local cartoonist:

[CorpusChristie]

14 minutes ago, toofarnorth said:

Second one ............I was staying in Surrey with my mum and riding my Royal Enfield back to Devon next day where I lived , coming along too was a mate on his 1951 Sunbeam . The night before we left Surrey I dreamt There was a road to the right with blocks of flats going up to more side roads and flats. ( I can still remember th dream clearly and this was about 1995.)   We were in a one way system near Winchester and I looked to my right and saw the exact road I had seen in my dream.  I intended to stop on my next visit coming back from my mums.  But I looked and that road was no where to be seen.  So I do believe that some things can still not be explained.

The road wasnt really there though , you mind was just recalling your dream

Edited August 6, 2020 by CorpusChristie

[sanuk711]

4 minutes ago, toofarnorth said:

Things that go bump in the night

I cant beat that toofarnorth......not a poet....just a jouster

 

 

Q/ Is there sex after death

 

A/ Depends on the coroner

[bodga]

36 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

Many people see things and cannot prove they saw things .

Did you see Concorde flying over when you were younger ?

"Yes".

Prove it 

Cannot prove it

OK, you didnt see it 

you clearly  have some neurological problems, would be easy to check the flight path for the date and  corroborate. it.

[4MyEgo]

3 hours ago, BritManToo said:

I saw a ghost, and my Thai wife saw it too.

It woke us both up at the same time.

 

Did it look like this ?

[bluesofa]

Just now, 4MyEgo said:

Did it look like this ?

Well it put the sheets up me anyway.

[CorpusChristie]

1 hour ago, bodga said:

you clearly  have some neurological problems, would be easy to check the flight path for the date and  corroborate. it.

LOL. You missed the point , I didnt actually necessary mean the Concord , that was just a random example of not being able to prove that you saw something  , and just because you cannot prove you saw something, that doesnt mean that you didnt see it 

[trucking]

I accidentally saw the MIL in the nude once. Fortunately from the rear. Seemed pretty paranormal at the time. Wife showed her how to lock the bathroom door and never saw the terrifying visage again.

[toofarnorth]

2 hours ago, bluesofa said:

I always use that phrase as an oxymoron.

 

I can't remember what caused the fall, losing my footing or attempting to grab something and missing it.

It was the church at Kirkheaton near Huddersfield.

 

I even had a cartoon drawn at the time in 1988 by a local cartoonist:

Reminds me of that one years ago about Quazimodo ( wrong spelling maybe ).  Quazi fell down fom the tower and they got someone in to replace him . He looked just like Quazi.  Someone said he was a dead ringer for Quazi.

It seems Quazi got hit on the head by the bell which sent him down to his death.   Someone said ' I knew his face rang a bell '. Made I larf anyway.

[CorpusChristie]

2 minutes ago, toofarnorth said:

Reminds me of that one years ago about Quazimodo ( wrong spelling maybe ).  Quazi fell down fom the tower and they got someone in to replace him . He looked just like Quazi.  Someone said he was a dead ringer for Quazi.

It seems Quazi got hit on the head by the bell which sent him down to his death.   Someone said ' I knew his face rang a bell '. Made I larf anyway.

" I dont know his name..........................but his face rings a bell "

[bluesofa]

36 minutes ago, toofarnorth said:

Reminds me of that one years ago about Quazimodo ( wrong spelling maybe ).  Quazi fell down fom the tower and they got someone in to replace him . He looked just like Quazi.  Someone said he was a dead ringer for Quazi.

It seems Quazi got hit on the head by the bell which sent him down to his death.   Someone said ' I knew his face rang a bell '. Made I larf anyway.

Haha,  yes an old joke there! I remember his mum used to give him sandwiches to take to work everyday.

The lunchpack of Notre Dame.

[Matzzon]

4 hours ago, lee b said:

I didnt mean it that way

No, right. How did you mean it then? Was it to be viewed out of an invisible perspektive? ????

[TheAceFace]

5 hours ago, Laza 45 said:

A very personal experience.. my mother died young from a very nasty rare cancer..it was a horrible way to go..  it was a very traumatic time for all of the family.  A few weeks after the funeral I woke one morning to see her standing at the foot of my bed.. she didn't say anything but looked very peaceful and I had the feeling that she was saying that 'I am ok..'.. she faded away and that was the first and last time I had such an experience... Make of it what you will.. I have no explanation..

I believe you, I had the exact same thing happen......and it was real. And yes she said Im ok, broke my heart and woke up crying, dream maybe but I doubt it. Never happened since.

[nausea]

Yeah, I dreamed about my mother the exact time she died, weird. It was unexpected as well. Not my mother as she is, or was, now; a younger version. Makes you think.

[jak2002003]

5 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

You may not. 

Maybe because you can't resist disrespecting others person belief and faith. 

 

Or you are just being a bully or troll to antagonise and upset people on a topic you admit you have no interest or belief in.

 

 

[Bluespunk]

6 minutes ago, jak2002003 said:

Maybe because you can't resist disrespecting others person belief and faith. 

 

Or you are just being a bully or troll to antagonise and upset people on a topic you admit you have no interest or belief in.

 

 

The individual you so gallantly defend responded to my post and insisted they were correct and I was wrong because they did not like my position on the mythology of the paranormal. 

[Why Me]

Not my experience but an older cousin as documented by family members. Tara was in her teens then staying with an uncle and his family in a big city to go to school there. Her own family was in small town about a hundred miles away where her dad was a lawyer.

 

This was way back when to call another city it wasn't easy and you had to go through and operator. Tara was close to her dad and the routine was that he would call her every Sunday evening for a short father-daughter chat. Well, one Tuesday night, pretty late as everyone had turned in, she woke her uncle in an agitated state.

"I want to talk to dad. Can we book a call now?"

"But Tara you just talked 2 days ago. What's bothering you? Everyone's asleep now"

"I just need to talk to him. Please. Just for a minute" and she started to cry.

So they set up the call through the operator. And the connection was made a few minutes later. Tara's mom picked up the phone and said your father can't talk now, he isn't feeling well, the doctor's on the way, we'll call back in the morning.

 

Tara's dad died before the doctor got there. He'd suffered a massive heart attack.

[CorpusChristie]

1 hour ago, Bluespunk said:

The individual you so gallantly defend responded to my post and insisted they were correct and I was wrong because they did not like my position on the mythology of the paranormal. 

Complete rubbish .

I asked you why you were posting in a thread about peoples paranormal experiences , this isnt a thread about whether you believe it or not , if you dont believe it or have no experience of it, no need for you to post in this thread 

[Bluespunk]

11 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

Complete rubbish .

I asked you why you were posting in a thread about peoples paranormal experiences , this isnt a thread about whether you believe it or not , if you dont believe it or have no experience of it, no need for you to post in this thread 

No, that is not how the exchange began and you know it. 
 

I expressed a view based on the fact that the paranormal is nothing but mythology and you took exception to it. 
 

You do not decide who posts on a thread and just because someone does not share the views of those who choose to believe in the paranormal does not preclude commenting on it. 

Edited August 6, 2020 by Bluespunk

[CorpusChristie]

1 minute ago, Bluespunk said:

No, that is not how the exchange began and you know it. 
 

I expressed a view based on the fact that the paranormal is nothing but mythology and you took exception to it. 

Yes, I have seen a ghost , as did three other people with me at the time , and you say that I didnt see it .

This thread is about peoples experiences , it isnt for you to tell everyone that they didnt see what they saw, simply because you dont believe it 

[Bluespunk]

12 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

Yes, I have seen a ghost , as did three other people with me at the time , and you say that I didnt see it .

This thread is about peoples experiences , it isnt for you to tell everyone that they didnt see what they saw, simply because you dont believe it 

I don’t believe it but i never said you didn’t.
 

I said you can’t prove to me you saw it.

 

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[CorpusChristie]

2 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

I don’t believe it but i never said you didn’t.
 

I said you can’t proove to me you saw it.

 

#36

I can , but you would just say you dont believe it, so, I wont bother 

[Bluespunk]

3 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

I can , but you would just say you dont believe it, so, I wont bother 

Ah huh. 
 

Yet in post #76 you say you have no proof. 

Edited August 6, 2020 by Bluespunk
Wrong post mentioned. Apologies.

[CorpusChristie]

Just now, Bluespunk said:

Ah huh. 
 

Yet in post #74 you say you have no proof. 

LOL, no physical proof , just written proof .

A written explanation which you would just dismiss as being lies

[Bluespunk]

Just now, CorpusChristie said:

LOL, no physical proof , just written proof .

A written explanation which you would just dismiss as being lies

No, I would say that is not proof.
 

I could write I have seen Elvis working down the local chip shop but that wouldn’t make it true. 

[CorpusChristie]

6 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

No, I would say that is not proof.
 

I could write I have seen Elvis working down the local chip shop but that wouldn’t make it true. 

No, you would be lying .

[Bluespunk]

10 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

No, you would be lying .

I would certainly be making claims that are not provable...

Edited August 6, 2020 by Bluespunk