Poltergeist? Haunting? HELP!!

No.

Sardonicism?

No.

Perhaps, then, simple mockery.

I don’t believe in ghosts, and I hear what you’re saying, but if I were alone in my room and some spirit of the dead came skipping through the room, I would probably freak the fuck out. :eek:

AND! If someone were killed by a ghost, how would you know (wooooooooo)? It could look like an accident or heart attack or lame Final Destination Rube Goldberg death.

To the OP, salt won’t help as poltergeists have notoriously low blood pressure and very weak taste buds, so the salt actually attracts them.

Bingo.

Okay OP I believe you. Similar things happened to me many years ago (minus the creepy images and feelings.) I came home from work a few times to find my bedsheets SOAKED with a puddle of clear liquid - under the comforter. Obviously it wasn’t a leak in the ceiling and obviously nobody pee-d on it. I ended up theorizing that my beagle at the time, who occasionally had seizures, had a seizure while I was out and where’s the safest place to be? Under the covers. She drooled excessively during the seizure which would explain the clear, odorless puddle.

In my old apartment I came home one day to find my shampoo and conditioner sitting perfectly in the middle of the tub when I always left them on the side of the tub. Once I came home to find my toilet seat up like a guy had used it and I’m female and lived alone and always keep the seat & lid down. I chalked it up to "no damn clue."

Your issues sound like sleep deprivation + stress, if you ask me.

I can’t believe I’m the first one who’s suggested not building your house over an old Indian burial ground.

So new Indian burial grounds are fine then? (need answer fast)

Wow. I can’t believe that I had exactly the same experience last week and I’m a chef too!

Well, except the bit about black figures sweeping across the kitchen. Mine were definitely chinese.

But Wow anyway!

Just check the local zoning regs - otherwise you should be good to go! Let me know when you’re going to have a housewarming - I’ll bring beer! :smiley:

Regarding wet sheets dry cover:
My baby is cloth diapered so I have some familiarity with liquid absorption. Very often I will change his diaper and find the layer of cloth next to him is only damp, but the layers outside are wet. What happens is the liquid is pulled through the material by capillary action until it hits a barrier, where it pools. I could easily see a liquid seeping through layers of bedclothes in the same way, and while the undersheets are soaked the top may only be damp. Then the top layer, being only damp and exposed to air, dries quickly while the soaked sheets stay wet.

[QUOTE=Jragon;15292750

  1. Set up cameras.
  2. Replay the tapes.
  3. Realize that everything you saw was actually just something boring and explainable and move on with your life with a new peace of mind.[/QUOTE]

QFT.

There is no reason in today’s whizz-bang age of cheap web cams to not simply hide a camera and replay it later. Get back to us with the results.

I can see it on the NYT best seller list now…

“I Left My Foundation At Wounded Knee”

See a shrink?

Well, I had the experience of being observed by a mysterious force. When I was a churchgoing kid I called it God. Later some things happened and I referred to it by names not printable in the Family Papers.

You just need to get right with your mysterious force, maybe?

So that’s why people piss thier pants when they see a ghost. To protect thier crotch.

Actually I haven’t any room to make fun what with all the strange crap that’s happened to me. But I just figure I’m nuts. Maybe you are too. See? There are no ghosts, you just can’t tell what is real anymore. Don’t you feel better now?

What is it with new posters who post one post and never return?

Or get a room with Bozuit.

Those are called janitors. They wont hurt you.