I don’t believe in ghosts or anything like that. There’s always a reasonable explanation for this stuff; it’s just not always clear every single time.
Ever have anything weird happen to you?
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I saw the figure on the left in an old fashioned dress
Jails tend to lend themselves to photography from all the straight angles and shadows and lighting, I took a few at our old jail and they came out great.. I really don't see anything supernatural here or in the ones I took, I think it's just how photography works out.. used to take crime scene photos, and never really saw anything out of the ordinary, but as Danie says the mind sees sometimes what it wants to see.
No, I didn't do that well in school! Latin? I grew up in Tennessee! I know some pig latin.
Before the war, not after. Sorry. Tried to correct myself but time expired.
Good night, folks.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Ah - so you’re bilingual then
You see a face, others see a dress, still others might see something else. Photos don’t prove ghosts exist, but do show that people will find something if they’re told to look for it. So many things can happen in photographs to make one thing look like something else anyway.
I hear you, I don't mean consciously of course, but sometimes the subconscious suggests things that aren't there, and we go along with it..
I saw the figure on the left in an old fashioned dress
I can see your little dog gif trotting around, but no ol' timey dress at all! Jesus, I might need an MRI!!!!!
The human mind is such a gullible thing.
That's it? Compared to that the "Three Men And A Baby" ghost is positive proof of the afterlife!
'Three Men and a Baby'…and a ghost? Tom Selleck addresses classic movie urban legend - TODAY.com
'Three Men and a Baby'…and a ghost? Tom Selleck addresses classic movie urban legend - TODAY.com
And that turned out to be one of those stand-up cardboard cutouts. I know; I wasn’t very much fun at slumber parties.
I'm sure you were more fun than a bucket of monkeys with the pillow forts and tickle fights, but not so great with the creepy stuff. You probably never told the "hook man" story. In Tennessee it was The Hook Man of Percy Warner Park! I wonder if they ever caught that b-stard? Yeah. I'm a bit gullible.
Oh I did all the creepy stuff too, just to scare my friends, and told the hookman story many times. I’ve always loved ghost stories, horror movies, SK books, etc.; I just never believed it in real life.
Though I believe in ghosts I came to that through personal experience. However, I would never presume to ask anyone to believe based on my anecdotal evidence.
In the left of the frame, there's a woman dressed in an antebellum dress.......