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by **Ciggy** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 11:40 pm

Sabre wrote:Well Ciggy, it's a good thing there's room for all kind of posts.

There is Sabre, but this topics about ghosts a subject I like to read about but unfortunalty its turned into another I know more words from the Oxford Dictonary than you again.

KGSS

KEEP GHOSTS STORIES SCOUSE

by **red37** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 11:50 pm

LFC2007 wrote:Interesting, I may be curt but your posts are inherently full of jibberish, are typically arrogant and take all of an hour for you to compose.

Say's the fella with an average post count of almost 21 per day in less than 3 month! The majority of which descend into some form of insulting, pompous wankery by one means or another, almost without exception. Not forgetting a fully functioning stopwatch btw.

I'll have to remind the kids next time, that LFC2007 is on standby and nothing can be excused for the sake of having the last word! No matter how spurious its origin.

by **red37** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 12:25 am

kunilson wrote:title should change to

get your ghostly/godly/afterlife/ouji/ encounters and theories on life and sh1t here.

I agree. Mea Culpa

I knew i shouldn't have chimed in. Apologies to RJ and anyone else if the thread has been dragged off course.

by **LFC2007** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 12:39 am

red37 wrote:
LFC2007 wrote:Interesting, I may be curt but your posts are inherently full of jibberish, are typically arrogant and take all of an hour for you to compose.

Say's the fella with an average post count of almost 21 per day in less than 3 month! The majority of which descend into some form of insulting, pompous wankery by one means or another, almost without exception. Not forgetting a fully functioning stopwatch btw.

I'll have to remind the kids next time, that LFC2007 is on standby and nothing can be excused for the sake of having the last word! No matter how spurious its origin.

And maybe if I had been off work for 18 months I may just start believing in casper the friendly ghost! :laugh:

Who gives a feck about post count! A post is a post, I tend to make worthwhile contributions in the football section more often than not as oppose to playing guess the song, which seems to be your show.

T!t

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 1:55 am

Ciggy wrote:When I used to sleep with me nan when I was a kid someone used to sit on the bed, I couldnt look just felt the weight of the matras sinking.
I used to sh!t meself and say to me nan the next day did you feel anyone in the room last night she'd say oh its just our Hughie, her twin brother who died in the war she had this picture of him over the bed.
Dont know if it was him, my grandad or someone who had died in the house before we had moved in.

Once I was babysitting for me auntie she moved into the flats on Vauxhall road, Id heard her mentioning this ghost before so I was a bit scared babysitting so I told her I wouldnt sleep she had to be in early.
The baby fell asleep I was watching telly, thought Id make a cup of tea, kept lookin in the living room brickin it, saying it was all in my mind.
Went the toilet came back and there he was the old man sitting on the arm of the chair stunk of smoke and just vanished, I was screamin ran upstairs got our Sean out of bed and legged it to me mothers.
I never stepped foot back in that house again.
She moved out two weeks later.

And then my nan she would fling the lid from the washing basket across the floor, the kettle used to turn itself on, the leather couch would creek when you where sitting there in the chair on your own, she would turn the telly off .
She would move aarons shoes all the time and I mean move them one night we where sitting there watching telly it had already happened before but when I was on my own, but me, me mum and her fella where there his shoes where up against the fireplace next thing they turned on the side and just separated I shouted see did yous see that, we where scared but I knew it was me nan and she would never harm us.
My mum said shes watching his steps, and nothing has ever happened since.

I was terrified on the 3 occasions even though I know my nan would never ever harm us just letting us know she was still round

my nan lived on montrose road in tuebrook since before the war and that house had a ghost, a man in black used to be in the front bedroom, all my aunties saw it, when my parents divorced we lived there for a while but i was a kid and wasnt aware.

when my grandad died the man in black left and we think my grandad stayed in the house and got rid of the ghost.

anyway my nan had no sense of smell and she was always leaving the gas on so there was a gas smell. the day of her funeral i was at home where i had no gas and in the morning i could smell gas, when i went to my nans house i told my aunty then as more people came they said they could smell gas, even my sister in america at the time could smell gas.

anyway she got cremated, she was always arguing with her sister about it, her sister said the ashes we got back were not hers, and my nana said it was her ashes. she was cremated wearing a brooch that my sister gave her, the letter 'A', it was very distinct. when the ashes were spread and the vicar laid the ashes in a cross on the ground, right in the middle was the brooch, the letter 'A', auntie irene asked the rest of the family if she could keep it, when she tried to pick it up it was just dust in the shape of the brooch, anyway they all thought it was my nana proving it was her ashes. (if someone told me this i would laugh but i saw this myself)

by **woof woof !** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:41 am

Aged about 13 me and a couple of mates were camping in the fields across the road from our house. In the middle of the night we heard a moaning and something was tapping on the tent. We all piled out of the tent and there before us was this ghostly white figure moaning and swaying from side to side.

The four of us immediately jumped on it and proceed to punch the sh'ite out of it . Two adults then emergered from under what turned out to be a big white sheet , they looked just like my Mum and Auntie Eth. fkin' Spooky.

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:49 am

woof woof ! wrote:Aged about 13 me and a couple of mates were camping in the fields across the road from our house. In the middle of the night we heard a moaning and something was tapping on the tent. We all piled out of the tent and there before us was this ghostly white figure moaning and swaying from side to side.

The four of us immediately jumped on it and proceed to punch the sh'ite out of it . Two adults then emergered from under what turned out to be a big white sheet , they looked just like my Mum and Auntie Eth. fkin' Spooky.

f*ck off woof, there is no way there would have been tents when you were 13

maybe they were knocking on the side of your cave

by **metalhead** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:50 am

I never had a paranomial experience, even when my great grandma died, i slept in her room once she never appeared or i heard anything.

by **woof woof !** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:57 am

peewee wrote:
woof woof ! wrote:Aged about 13 me and a couple of mates were camping in the fields across the road from our house. In the middle of the night we heard a moaning and something was tapping on the tent. We all piled out of the tent and there before us was this ghostly white figure moaning and swaying from side to side.

The four of us immediately jumped on it and proceed to punch the sh'ite out of it . Two adults then emergered from under what turned out to be a big white sheet , they looked just like my Mum and Auntie Eth. fkin' Spooky.

f*ck off woof, there is no way there would have been tents when you were 13

maybe they were knocking on the side of your cave

Did I say tent ? obviously memory has been kind to me . We were actually in a swamp sheltering under a lily pad.

Ribbet

by **Big Niall** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:59 am

Personally I think anybody who believes in ghosts should be shot dead, then if they were right they can come back and haunt me. I can't say fairer than that.

by **metalhead** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 10:01 am

Big Niall wrote:Personally I think anybody who believes in ghosts should be shot dead, then if they were right they can come back and haunt me. I can't say fairer than that.

alright.. expect me to haunt you in 3...2...1...0....

.......

by **66-1112520797** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:55 am

No reply to me Red

by **account deleted by request** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:58 am

Bamaga man wrote:No reply to me Red

You have to concentrate to receive the message Bamaga

by **66-1112520797** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 12:17 pm

s@int wrote:
Bamaga man wrote:No reply to me Red

You have to concentrate to receive the message Bamaga

I have been for the last 24 hours

by **red37** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 12:23 pm

Bamaga man wrote:
s@int wrote:
Bamaga man wrote:No reply to me Red

You have to concentrate to receive the message Bamaga

I have been for the last 24 hours

Sorry Bam. Ive been sorting out stuff for next week when i go in. The missus had a great big list of jobs to be tied up before i go on me jollys to the ozzy - Hurray!!!

Plus, ive been up half the night drawing out a Pentagram on the Kitchen floor - a little prezzie for someone. :;):

I'll get back to you after the match mate.

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