Creepy Unexplainable things that have happened to you.
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Its not creepy, but when ever I crush a bug, I hear high pitched screaming in my head. After that I feel sharp pain coursing all over my body.
So, I go to London for two weeks: "Yay tourist stuff! Wait Joe Strummer is dead? Now it's Christmas, but wait the nearest church is exactly where his funeral was held the day before? Well damn it!" Sorry, I went on a bit of a tangent there, anyway when I got back anywhere from 5-8 pairs of my cargo pants had disappeared. (I liked cargo pants at the time.)
I know I've already posted on this forum, but I have a lot of messed up stories, the area where I live is notorious for hauntings and messed up stuff.
Anyways, so there is this bridge in my area where some girls died or something (the story changes depending who you talked to). The story goes that if you park your car of the bridge and turn it off and wait, your car won't turn back on and you'll start hearing a scratching noise on your car. It was something of a high school legend, so one night me and a few friends went in my friends 2003 Kia (it's worth noting it's a reliable car). We followed the ritual of parking and turning it off and sure enough we start hearing weird noises and the car wouldn't turn back on until the 3rd try. One of those unexplained things.
There's also something called the 7 gates of hell in my area, where if you drive under all seven and go under the seventh at midnight, you go to hell. It's bull shit, but it is a creepy drive none the less.
If anyone is interested in finding out about haunted stuff in there area, here's a link to a site. http://www.strangeusa.com/SelectByMap.aspx Just hit your state and it gives you a list, kinda neat.
Anyways, so there is this bridge in my area where some girls died or something (the story changes depending who you talked to). The story goes that if you park your car of the bridge and turn it off and wait, your car won't turn back on and you'll start hearing a scratching noise on your car. It was something of a high school legend, so one night me and a few friends went in my friends 2003 Kia (it's worth noting it's a reliable car). We followed the ritual of parking and turning it off and sure enough we start hearing weird noises and the car wouldn't turn back on until the 3rd try. One of those unexplained things.
There's also something called the 7 gates of hell in my area, where if you drive under all seven and go under the seventh at midnight, you go to hell. It's bull shit, but it is a creepy drive none the less.
If anyone is interested in finding out about haunted stuff in there area, here's a link to a site. http://www.strangeusa.com/SelectByMap.aspx Just hit your state and it gives you a list, kinda neat.
I hallucinate a lot at night, and the worst one that has stuck with me is a man coming into my room and stabbing a man next to me in the head. Then the other man rolled on the floor, and another person came in and they both took him out my room. I could remember seeing all the blood, it freaked me the fuck out.
I think your right. Oh well. I dont kill them often. I sometimes free spiders.Mr Frogurt said:
That was weird I just had to capture a spider from my sister's bedroom. It was a little brownish one, relative of yours?Hail Fire 998 said:
I'll stop now, good day sir.
I like how the Superintendant can't spell.C0nn0r666 said:i actually lost my internet conection when i clicked on the linkEcoEclipse said:Go get an attention span, this is a long one.
Sometime last year, or early this year, I can't recall... Well, sometime I was spending the night over at my friend Kyle's house. My other friend Weston was there too. Anyways, we were having a normal time, playing some Saints Row 2 when suddenly freaky suspenseful music stares playing. It catches us all off-guard, and Kyle pauses the game. The music continues to play, and we hear it coming from his computer room. Upon inspection, we discover that Kyle's music-making program was running, and a file he'd never made was playing. At first Weston and I though Cory, Kyle's brother, was messing with us. But Cory had been kicked out of the house for having a party or something. His parents were upstairs, and we would have known had they come down and used the computer. Oh, but it doesn't stop here!
We close the music making program... to find Notepad open. A message written... I remember it clearly.
"Error
-SI"
So now, I'm ready to shit bricks. We reply by writing another message in Notepad, asking who wrote it. I don't know how we came up with that brilliant idea, but we tried it. Kyle heads for the bathroom, and the "SI" writes back. Nobody touched the keyboard. We looked at the keyboard. NOTHING was tapping the keys, and the keys weren't moving. "I am Superintendant," or something like it. This is where it gets freaky as hell. We asked if it meant the Superintendant from the Halo universe. It said yes. We asked if it was a part of Bungie. It said yes. Kyle finishes in the bathroom and we're all like "Dude what the fuck is going on?!" At this point I believe the mouse cursor on screen started acting of its own accord, attempting to shut down the computer. Because we were retarded and felt like investigating further into this, we prevented it from doing what it wanted.
After the third time it tried to turn itself off, we let it. Prior to this point the "SI" had responded to us in very vague messages, one having to do with watching New Mombassa. (At which time it did not respond for a while.) It even drew the Superintendant icon in Paint, perfectly I might add. We wrote messages in Paint, and it understood. It wrote back with the pencil tool, even. It knew our names. It told us to crouch 100 times on the windows of the Pelican in the Valhalla map. Oh, but not Kyle! Just me. Just Weston. It gave us specific orders, and only to us. We did so, and nothing happened. So after turning itself off, we relaxed and began playing more games, as gamers often do...
"Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here."
Over, and over, and over. The computer was on again. The music making program was running again, and the text to speech box was open, with the words "come here" typed in. The button to activate the computer-voice didn't show signs of being clicked, and stopped speaking once we were in the room. Notepad was up, and it was writing more messages to us. Since the program was up, we asked if it could compose a song for us. It agreed. We were being nice, after all.
Oh boy, did it ever make a song. A song from Banjo Kazooie, to be exact. I've never played it, but Kyle confirmed it was from one of those games. Soon after, we heard nothing, read nothing, and saw nothing more of the alleged "SI."
Not until June, this year. Kyle and I have a website we created for our joint channel on YouTube, GROUPStudios. It has one member, and four Mods. Who are the Mods? Kyle, Weston, and I. Oh, and IIIIlll. Bungie forum members may recognize that as the username the Superintendant uses. Mhm. Somehow the thing got ahold of the Administrator password, and put a ton of code on our main page in News boxes. One of them looked like a conversation log between military officers. One was in binary. Kyle translated it, and it was a block of text, displaying all of the SI's many catchphrases. Over and over. Kyle and I were discussing the issue over AIM, and concluded that we should delete the Super's account. Upon this revelation, I reloaded the main page to see a new thread had been made! It was titled "DON'T DO IT," by, who else? Username IIIIlll.
Here's a link to the thread. Oh, and when you get to the post where he offers exclusive wallpaper, he really did. Three wallpapers. I'd share them with you lovely Escapists, but he told us it was not to be disclosed to the public
http://groupstudios.webs.com/apps/forums/topics/show/823488-don-t-do-it
That last post on the thread is the last we've heard from him... So far. *Ominous music*
Guns give me the exact opposite. I once had a gun in my hands and it felt absolutely horribly. I'm not squeamish and I like my share of gore/action/other manly things, but it just felt... I don't know, somewhat depressing.johnman said:
Oh well, if that shit's gonna happen again, I'll look it straight in the eye saying "I've been looking forward to our next meeting."
Virtually every day, something pops into my head and I, for one reason or another, choose not to say it. Then it happens, or someone else says it. These aren't things that you could conceivably say that "well you know the person" or could see it coming, most of them are too unlikely. And it happens way too much to be normal...
My mother's got a weirder one. Sometimes, she'll hear three knocks when she wakes up, with no apparent source. Within the next three days, someone close to us has always died. This has happened multiple times and in several cases we had no reason to believe they would either.
My mother's got a weirder one. Sometimes, she'll hear three knocks when she wakes up, with no apparent source. Within the next three days, someone close to us has always died. This has happened multiple times and in several cases we had no reason to believe they would either.
I find that hard to believe.Thyunda said:I like how the Superintendant can't spell.C0nn0r666 said:i actually lost my internet conection when i clicked on the linkEcoEclipse said:Go get an attention span, this is a long one.
Sometime last year, or early this year, I can't recall... Well, sometime I was spending the night over at my friend Kyle's house. My other friend Weston was there too. Anyways, we were having a normal time, playing some Saints Row 2 when suddenly freaky suspenseful music stares playing. It catches us all off-guard, and Kyle pauses the game. The music continues to play, and we hear it coming from his computer room. Upon inspection, we discover that Kyle's music-making program was running, and a file he'd never made was playing. At first Weston and I though Cory, Kyle's brother, was messing with us. But Cory had been kicked out of the house for having a party or something. His parents were upstairs, and we would have known had they come down and used the computer. Oh, but it doesn't stop here!
We close the music making program... to find Notepad open. A message written... I remember it clearly.
"Error
-SI"
So now, I'm ready to shit bricks. We reply by writing another message in Notepad, asking who wrote it. I don't know how we came up with that brilliant idea, but we tried it. Kyle heads for the bathroom, and the "SI" writes back. Nobody touched the keyboard. We looked at the keyboard. NOTHING was tapping the keys, and the keys weren't moving. "I am Superintendant," or something like it. This is where it gets freaky as hell. We asked if it meant the Superintendant from the Halo universe. It said yes. We asked if it was a part of Bungie. It said yes. Kyle finishes in the bathroom and we're all like "Dude what the fuck is going on?!" At this point I believe the mouse cursor on screen started acting of its own accord, attempting to shut down the computer. Because we were retarded and felt like investigating further into this, we prevented it from doing what it wanted.
After the third time it tried to turn itself off, we let it. Prior to this point the "SI" had responded to us in very vague messages, one having to do with watching New Mombassa. (At which time it did not respond for a while.) It even drew the Superintendant icon in Paint, perfectly I might add. We wrote messages in Paint, and it understood. It wrote back with the pencil tool, even. It knew our names. It told us to crouch 100 times on the windows of the Pelican in the Valhalla map. Oh, but not Kyle! Just me. Just Weston. It gave us specific orders, and only to us. We did so, and nothing happened. So after turning itself off, we relaxed and began playing more games, as gamers often do...
"Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here."
Over, and over, and over. The computer was on again. The music making program was running again, and the text to speech box was open, with the words "come here" typed in. The button to activate the computer-voice didn't show signs of being clicked, and stopped speaking once we were in the room. Notepad was up, and it was writing more messages to us. Since the program was up, we asked if it could compose a song for us. It agreed. We were being nice, after all.
Oh boy, did it ever make a song. A song from Banjo Kazooie, to be exact. I've never played it, but Kyle confirmed it was from one of those games. Soon after, we heard nothing, read nothing, and saw nothing more of the alleged "SI."
Not until June, this year. Kyle and I have a website we created for our joint channel on YouTube, GROUPStudios. It has one member, and four Mods. Who are the Mods? Kyle, Weston, and I. Oh, and IIIIlll. Bungie forum members may recognize that as the username the Superintendant uses. Mhm. Somehow the thing got ahold of the Administrator password, and put a ton of code on our main page in News boxes. One of them looked like a conversation log between military officers. One was in binary. Kyle translated it, and it was a block of text, displaying all of the SI's many catchphrases. Over and over. Kyle and I were discussing the issue over AIM, and concluded that we should delete the Super's account. Upon this revelation, I reloaded the main page to see a new thread had been made! It was titled "DON'T DO IT," by, who else? Username IIIIlll.
Here's a link to the thread. Oh, and when you get to the post where he offers exclusive wallpaper, he really did. Three wallpapers. I'd share them with you lovely Escapists, but he told us it was not to be disclosed to the public
http://groupstudios.webs.com/apps/forums/topics/show/823488-don-t-do-it
That last post on the thread is the last we've heard from him... So far. *Ominous music*
damn akjay! that exact stuff happened to me when i was 6! thought it was my mom,cause my dad often forces her off the bed with his snoring, and the couch was being used by a friend, but this explains it perfect! the terror had glowing yellow eyes, and was a foot away from my face, just standing there staring at me,with its loud ass breath, that has haunted me for 12 years! now i finally know! thanks akjay!
Sorry if this has been mentioned already but I couldn't get around to reading the entire thread. What you are describing is sleep paralysis. You see the mind paralyzes you during sleep so you don't act out your dreams, but some times your mind fucks up and it happens while you are awake. What happens is you can't move, you feel incredibly scared, and you feel like there is a presence in the room with you.AkJay said:
This often results in people reporting UFO abductions.
Well either that or a burglar tranked you.
I was sitting at home alone at night, when I received a phone call. A heavy breathing man asked "What's your favorite scary movie?" I pondered for a moment before I replied "Deliverance". There was a pause on the other end and he said "Uh....im not coming to your place. you are f'ed up." He hung up.