Discussion of supernatural activities

[JesusHChrist]

Common law marriage in Hell.


I've gotta find a place to use that!!

For some poor saps, male or female, marriage can be Hell on Earth.

So sayeth, the Voice of Experience.

Now, where is that sexy succubus I was promised?

[Jose]

Shaman: Yes, the supernatural are activities that happen outside of law nature, like a poltergeist.

JesusHChrist: You can make those spirit to inhabit your room, but they actually hate you. They try to enslave and control people for when they die they spend eternity in hell.

Having the feeling of something evil in the room may be a sign that there is an evil spirit. Specially during night and pre-morning hours.

If you want to find out about evil spirits search about the ''Hat Man'', take a look at its picture for 30 seconds before going to bed and in some nights he will appear to you.

[CindysRain]

I'm very skeptical of ghost stories, UFO's, big-footed things, etc. I do believe the majority of them are fake.

Having said that, I have experienced some bizarre situations over the years. Two of my most memorable were:

1. Years ago, my now ex-husband and I, were watching t.v., we both looked to the left, at the same time, because a ball of light was drifting towards our front door. It was at the same height as the door knob, and when it reached the door, we heard a bzzzt sound, and it was gone.

2. The kids and I came home one February evening and found a pile of sand on the floor in front of our kitchen sink.

In both situations, we considered - at length- different possibilities, but never found an answer.

I know what I saw, both times, and they were quite real. I just have no clue how or why they happened.

[Confused Ape]

If you want to find out about evil spirits search about the ''Hat Man'', take a look at its picture for 30 seconds before going to bed and in some nights he will appear to you.

And you know he appears from personal experience? There are several urban legends with similar themes such as - Baby Blue.

1. Years ago, my now ex-husband and I, were watching t.v., we both looked to the left, at the same time, because a ball of light was drifting towards our front door. It was at the same height as the door knob, and when it reached the door, we heard a bzzzt sound, and it was gone.

Did you consider Ball Lightning?

Ball lightning is an unexplained atmospheric electrical phenomenon. The term refers to reports of luminous, spherical objects which vary in diameter from pea-sized to several meters. It is usually associated with thunderstorms, but lasts considerably longer than the split-second flash of a lightning bolt.

I did a bit of googling and found that it can occur without a thunderstorm.

[Bad Wolf]

Jose, can you even define 'supernatural'?

[Jose]

Cindysrain: Was that ball light the same that appears in most photographs as light orbs?

Also, many sightings about the Hat Man are associated with buzzing sounds.

If you want to read experiences about the Hat Man, type in youtube: Hat Man, and read the comments.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRGkdHyw7TM

[Jackalope]

If you want to read experiences about the Hat Man, type in youtube: Hat Man, and read the

Proof by YouTube comments?

Holy shit, I'm convinced!

[Nine]

I didn't realise I'd been involved enough to warrant being mentioned at the start of the thread. I was really into paranormal stuff as a kid, I have a ton of books and magazines from when I was between 9 and 14. What I found was no matter how convincing the initial story, if you looked into it you would find it is always down to human error, tricks, frauds or entirely explainable natural events.

I was actually a little disappointed back then, as kid being a monster/ghost hunter seemed a honourable career choice. Who doesn't want to fight evil and save humans? One by one as I did my research I found nothing but dead ends made of confusion and lies. No monsters or ghosts are hiding in the dark, just naive and scared people who can't be bothered to question what they thought they saw or understand they are fallible. Once you study psychology the picture becomes even clearer.

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I would like this thread to be about succubi. Some suggested topics of general interest:

I spent some time talking to 'psyhcic's and 'witches' for a couple months last year and can answer most of these. Though to be honest aside from some common themes its often made up as they go.

1. Meeting them -- where do succubi like to hang out? grocery store, covens, dark caves?

Purgatory, hell or the 'spirit world'. If you want to meet them you need special overpriced black candles, some chalk and maybe some smelly herbs from the garden. Add some non-sense latin and you are good to go.

Back in the day people thought they sneaked around trying to steal mens 'seed' via sneaking in and having sex with you in your sleep (wet dreams). So you might have already been with a few.

2. Getting them to like you
3. First date ideas

No need, succumi are like supernatural prostitutes, no need for a date. You would probably just piss it off if you did anything other than sex.

4. How to have sex with them - moaning/groaning or whimpering?

However you like.

5. How to avoid commitment and keep your soul (for a man)
6. How to get that wedding ring and provide another tasty soul for Satan (for the succubus)
7. Pregnancy issues (is it possible?) does the human/succubus child get citizenship in the US? child support? who pays?
8. Community property vs. common law marriage in Hell

Like I said before, they are like magic prostitutes that take your soul/lifeforce or sometimes years off your life depending on which fucknard you talk to.

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Cindysrain: Was that ball light the same that appears in most photographs as light orbs?

Also, many sightings about the Hat Man are associated with buzzing sounds.

Orbs are a joke anyone who's used a camera should know that low light combined with dust, pollen or insects makes 'orbs'. They look weird because they are out of focus being too close to the camera.

As for buzzing sounds, if you use cheap or on board sound on most camera's then turning up the intensity of the sound to hear quiet things leaves buzzing sounds. Even high quality Mic's will do it if you turn up the dB's in post process.

That magic ball of light looks a lot like a road sign to me. They are painted with reflective coatings to be brighter at night when cars shine their headlights at them. I'd be curious to see that guy turn off and on his headlights.

This is too easy.

[CindysRain]

Did you consider Ball Lightning?

Ball lightning is an unexplained atmospheric electrical phenomenon. The term refers to reports of luminous, spherical objects which vary in diameter from pea-sized to several meters. It is usually associated with thunderstorms, but lasts considerably longer than the split-second flash of a lightning bolt.

I did a bit of googling and found that it can occur without a thunderstorm.

Ball lightening huh! That sounds exactly like it. The size of this ball was hm? around the size of a volleyball, I'd say. Had to think a minute, but no there wasn't any rain/storms that night. And its been a while, but I'd say it lasted maybe 10 seconds

Unexplained atmospheric electrical phenomenon - Very cool indeed.

Thanks for the link, I will read on this more.

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Cindysrain: Was that ball light the same that appears in most photographs as light orbs?

Also, many sightings about the Hat Man are associated with buzzing sounds.

If you want to read experiences about the Hat Man, type in youtube: Hat Man, and read the comments.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRGkdHyw7TM

I have seen "supposed" orbs many times. No this wasn't like that at all. It was about the size of a volleyball. Confused Ape shared a description and link that sounds identical to what I saw.

That video, real or fake - creeped me out, but I get scared easily.

Thanks for sharing.

[ignoramus]

Phsycological profiling on people who "believe" they have seen UFO's has show that they share many common personality traits with gamblers and faithful believers... Does that surprise you?

Tell me why you think that is?