(April 13, 2020 at 5:04 pm)Gawdzilla Sama Wrote: Fun is a 16th Century German ghost who replies in flawless English.  

Aren't ghosts allowed to keep up with their educational activities?
Jesus Christ, if one can't do things they love, they may as well be dead!

(April 13, 2020 at 5:04 pm)Gawdzilla Sama Wrote: Fun is a 16th Century German ghost who replies in flawless English.  

Or  Leslie Flint's Frederic Chopin who spoke like Charles de Gaulle. Chopin was Polish.

(April 14, 2020 at 1:09 am)Succubus#2 Wrote:

(April 13, 2020 at 5:04 pm)Gawdzilla Sama Wrote: Fun is a 16th Century German ghost who replies in flawless English.  

Or  Leslie Flint's Frederic Chopin who spoke like Charles de Gaulle. Chopin was Polish.

Chopin spoke French (though he didn't like it much).  His father was a Frenchman and Frederic lived in Paris from the age of 20.

Boru

This place is haunted, we have a poltercat.

EDIDIT DELET

(April 14, 2020 at 11:36 am)Brian37 Wrote: EDIDIT DELET

Seizure?

Boru

Here's a timely story on topic.

My oldest sister died of miocarditis after a week of Hong Kong flu in 1969. She was age 11, dying in mom's arms before the Dr. could arrive. I was 6 and my other sister was 9. She and I sat in the den as the Dr., then dad, then the ambulance crew raced by. We said little and didn't fully understand until we heard mom's cries. Then, the ambulance crew rolled Dorynda past us. We knew she was under the sheet.

We lived in that house another 3 years. Virginia slept in the room where Dorynda died. Mom retreated into valium and trips to the emergency room. Virginia's personality changed. She became the bossy, over-achiever. The carefree prankster was gone. Dad worked long hours and drank. I felt as if I'd lost every family member but Dorynda. She was still there, hanging over us, forever standing by the piano in a white dress, holding a rose after her recital, and the others were gone.

No. I would not spend a single night in that house.

If houses could be haunted, then beaches should glow with unearthly light even in the daytime. The majority of people who've died have died on what we know see as the beach*.
(*or even out to sea)

Food for thought.

(April 14, 2020 at 11:20 pm)The Grand Nudger Wrote: If houses could be haunted, then beaches should glow with unearthly light even in the daytime.  The majority of people who've died have died on what we know see as the beach*.
(*or even out to sea)

Food for thought.

Maybe a ghost needs a proper structure to haunt. Didn't think of THAT, did you?

Boru

There was an abandoned mental asylum near my place that was said to be haunted.
We used to go there at night, smoke some weed and try to provoke these spirits.

I never personally experienced anything but i know people that say they did
I don't know if the supernatural exists but ive heard some compelling accounts from people that appear to be convinced

Our minds can easily play tricks on us too. Imagination, dream, hallucination, mental disorders, etc...