[Bamaispriceless]

Im certainly not a believer in ghosts/spirits. Im very skeptical about most things, but this topic has always fascinated me.

[finnegan]

I'm a chatty bitch tonight, aren't I?

Anyway, I saw a guy dissappear into a solid wall at Waverly Hills Sanitorium. He was dressed in the old white carpenter's clothes, and just walked into a solid wall and vanished.
I stopped for a second. nodded, said "I'm okay with this." and got back to work.

[finnegan]

Originally Posted by magicman531

By tosser do you mean what I think you mean? And is that literal or just a way of dissing them? Because you called aristotle one too, and he's my man crush.

Aristotle ruined all of us. I hope he is chugging Satan's runny shit in Hell.

[magicman531]

Originally Posted by Bamaispriceless

Im certainly not a believer in ghosts/spirits. Im very skeptical about most things, but this topic has always fascinated me.

This is similar to my thinking. I'm interested in studying about them, not necessarily believing in them. Same as religion. Because as well know, they fit in the same category.

[Bamaispriceless]

Waverly Hills Sanitorium? Holy shit. 'Nuff said.

[magicman531]

Originally Posted by finnegan

I'm a chatty bitch tonight, aren't I?

Anyway, I saw a guy dissappear into a solid wall at Waverly Hills Sanitorium. He was dressed in the old white carpenter's clothes, and just walked into a solid wall and vanished.
I stopped for a second. nodded, said "I'm okay with this." and got back to work.

Was this before or after you read Harry Potter?

[finnegan]

Never read them. Saw the first movie, though.

[magicman531]

Originally Posted by finnegan

Never read them. Saw the first movie, though.

lol... I fell asleep at the theater while watching the first one.

[magicman531]

Is anyone else besides me interested in Comics: The modern mythology type of thinking?

*fends off sticks and dodges thrown bricks*

okay okay, back to the ghosts...

[Bubble Boy]

Still, I've been fooled many times by things that I thought were real that turned out not to be real:

As a child something that looked like a skull head at the foot of my bed was nothing more than folded blankets and shadows.

Sounds of footsteps coming up the stairs only the furnace warming up.

Yada, yada...

Like Plato's shadow images on the wall...

There has always been a rational explanation.

I've experienced ghostlike or spirit existing events, but there's always, without exception, been a rational explanation.