Just reading this article about recording “ghosts” http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21922834
I wonder if it could be old radio signals or just imagination-believing what you want to hear.
Fiction stranger than fact 😮
By: charliehunt - 27th March 2013 at 13:42
I did have a vivid dream once that I’d fought and died in the US Civil War. Amazing what a quarter of stilton, a dozen crackers and a bottle of red can do….:)
…and just consider what you would have dreamt if you’d preceded that with a plate of smoked salmon followed by a rare tournedos and just before the cheese a lemon syllabub!!:diablo:
By: richw_82 - 27th March 2013 at 13:19
Its faint radio transmissions. One chap in my village used to hear voices, and it turned out something in his house (I think it was heating pipes/radiator) was picking up radio waves.
Turn our Shackleton’s intercom on, with all the radio’s off, and plug in single headset. There are voices… and on a Saturday around midday its a football match every time. Its not a ghost though, its just some part of the wiring is the perfect antennae length.
By: Dave Wilson - 26th March 2013 at 21:27
Funny too how everybody with a former life used to be something glamorous like a Samurai warrior or a tragic Persian princess and never, say, a Victorian lavatory attendant.
I did have a vivid dream once that I’d fought and died in the US Civil War. Amazing what a quarter of stilton, a dozen crackers and a bottle of red can do….:)
By: Mr Creosote - 26th March 2013 at 17:16
It says you can “just about make out voices.” Funny how with all these kinds of things -ghosts, regression, UFO’s etc- there’s always just enough “evidence” to intrigue you, but never enough to actually prove it. Funny too how everybody with a former life used to be something glamorous like a Samurai warrior or a tragic Persian princess and never, say, a Victorian lavatory attendant. 🙂
By: charliehunt - 26th March 2013 at 08:17
People will believe anything if they want to believe it badly enough. Flying saucers, ghosts, an afterlife, witchcraft, religion, all a load of carp but some people need to believe something to give their life a purpose, and I don’t have a problem with that at all but I get a bit peeved when the media give it some kind of credibility.
If I may quote Mr Barnum ‘There’s one born every minute.’
Seconded!
By: Grey Area - 26th March 2013 at 06:16
Must be the spirits, Dave.
By: Dave Wilson - 25th March 2013 at 22:31
I must admit to having a whisky decanter that keeps emptying itself. I don’t remember why…
By: MSR777 - 25th March 2013 at 22:27
Fascinating stuff, but this kind of thing freaks me out a bit. I’ve had my electric razor turning itself on and off all day today 😉
By: Dave Wilson - 25th March 2013 at 22:26
People will believe anything if they want to believe it badly enough. Flying saucers, ghosts, an afterlife, witchcraft, religion, all a load of carp but some people need to believe something to give their life a purpose, and I don’t have a problem with that at all but I get a bit peeved when the media give it some kind of credibility.
If I may quote Mr Barnum ‘There’s one born every minute.’
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