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[Ryzaki]

Nah. When I get Deja vu I've always had a dream relating to it and it creeps me the heck out.



Though the creepiest thing is when I was walking around in a forest at night. I heard a strange shuffle behind me. I turn backand there's nothing there. Mind you I had a flimsy flashlight so I of course lead it around like an idiot.Throughly creeped out now I start walking faster (the forest was nice and damp to thanks to the rain so I'm falling in mud). So I tripped over a loose tree branch and now covered in mud I stand up. (The only reason my dumb self was in the forest in the first place was because I had left my wallet at the campfire site and refused to come get it in the morning and refused help) So I keep walking and I keep hearing snapping branches from behind me the whole time I wanted to scream and run but I finally found my wallet (nice and damp too ick.). I hauled tail out of that forest then and got laughed at by everyone else when they saw my mud covered self.



Yet the whole time I kept hearing snapping branches and felt like something was watching me. I shiver just thinking about it.

[Fishy]

What creep me out it's those *pseudo expert* on internet board.
Deja Vue creep me out  also.


Also waking up after a nightmare just to be still in that nightmare.Happenned to me recently.The second part of that nightmare when you awake in your bed always seem to be more realistic.Dream are normaly blurry .But nothing was blurry.Dreaming while you're awake also happenned to me.Freaky stuff.

Also running in a dream .. I mean you can't even frigging move. Probably because you're not really running lol.
Also my dream seem to be more like i'm watching a over experiencing.So i never know that i'm dreaming and that creep me out.

Modifié par Suprez30, 11 novembre 2010 - 11:35 .

[Ryzaki]

AwesomeName wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

Nah. When I get Deja vu I've always had a dream relating to it and it creeps me the heck out.

Um, that doesn't sound like deja vu... Unless my definition is wrong, it's not an event that's similar to something you've already experienced (dream or otherwise) - it's a very peculiar sensation of perception, where everything you're consciously experiencing, down to every last detail, feels, as it is happening, like it's being remembered, even though you're experiencing it for the first time and you're rationally aware that there is no memory of it - that's what makes it so wierd...  It's as though the brain registers the experience as a long-term memory by accident.

Really? Then what was I experiencing? *is now severely creeped out* 

Hm...I have felt the above though. It was odd but I was creeped out.

[The Potty 1]

Funkcase wrote...

.. One of them pulled out a knife and told me to ''get in the boot of the car'' or he would ''cut me up' ..

Yeesh, what sort of thugs are these, how stupid would you have to be to climb in the boot.

AwesomeName wrote...

Anyway, tieing brains to creepiness, I was watching Charlie Rose interviewing a bunch of brain experts, and they were talking about parts of the brain that do specific things that you completely take for granted - one such example are 2 areas responsible for recognising landscapes - anyway one of these scientists found a guy who had brain damage in exactly those areas, and she asked him what the world felt like... and basically he never knows where he is... he can recognise everything else though... Sad thing is, he used to be a landscape painter  

http://en.wikipedia...._Wife_for_a_Hat


I remember going on a rafting trip on the Tugela river, in an area affectionately known as the 'Killing fields of Natal'. 3 of us did the very top stretch in K1's, and then camped at Tugela ferry waiting for the rest of the group to arrive with the white water gear. We pitched our tents and went to sleep, me in mine and Paul & Heidi in theirs. A couple of hours later the drumming started, large carved wooden drums with a piece of cowhide stretched over the top. I got progressively more freaked out, fantasizing about rampaging hordes, and so did Heidi, while Paul slept like a baby. In hindsight it was probably Saturday night and they were chilling in the shebeens with a couple of frosties and making some music, but I expected to be hacked up with machetes at any moment. The next morning the rest of the group turned up, we got on the water, and rafted all the way down to the sea without a hitch.

I also got mugged once, in a dodgy part of town around dusk, with a moonbag slung over my shoulder. There were lots of people about, but a couple of thugs saw me pass and seized the opportunity. I saw them running towards me, the front one with a knife, so I grabbed his knife hand and held on like blazes. Up to now no-one had made a sound, but suddenly the crowds noticed the impasse, and scattered. Finally another thug reached over the first one, grabbed the moonbag, I let go of the knife hand and we all went our respective ways pretty speedily. My point is perhaps that he had no actual desire to stick me, just to take my stuff, which at this point I was happy to let him.

Modifié par The Potty 1, 12 novembre 2010 - 08:44 .

[Chuvvy]

slimgrin wrote...

Slidell505 wrote...

I got mugged once.

You have to go into more detail than that.

I was walking through central city at night. Bad idea, it's thug central, hence the name I guess. Anyway I thought I'd cut through and get to the CBD quickly, I was meeting some friends. Then some black kid pops out with a glock. And I say kid because he was maybe 18. Jokes on him I only had like 26 dollars. Good story though, got me a date. I'm glass half full kind of guy. Not as bad as what happened to my uncle, an eight year old attempted to mug him at knife point. Didn't work out, my uncle is a black belt in jujitsu, judo, and jeet kun do. He just took the knife away from him and the kid stared at him for a bit and then split.

Modifié par Slidell505, 13 novembre 2010 - 05:53 .

[deleted]

Kudos to your streetwise uncle. I feel lucky never to have been mugged in my life, I wonder how I would react under an actual threat of death.

[Lord_Valandil]

I was having a shower, when suddenly I felt something that was crawling on my shoulder.

It was a freaking cockroach, damn it. I hate those things...well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

[Ulous]

Lord_Valandil wrote...

well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

I think letting us guess what happened could be worse than telling us what happened......... if you know what I mean?

[deleted]

On a boat I woke up to find a cockroach nesting in my toothbrush. My only one.

[Lord_Valandil]

Ulous wrote...

Lord_Valandil wrote...

well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

I think letting us guess what happened could be worse than telling us what happened......... if you know what I mean?

Perhaps. But I don't feel in the mood to describe the events, it'll be better for you to guess.

[Fortlowe]

Creepy things don't happen to me. I'm the creepy thing that happens to others. BWAHAHAHA!





Wait a minute. What was that? I'd better go investigate............

[Chuvvy]

Lord_Valandil wrote...

I was having a shower, when suddenly I felt something that was crawling on my shoulder.
It was a freaking cockroach, damn it. I hate those things...well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

****in' cockroaches man. I'd rather get mugged again.

[wildannie]

sleep paralysis I think??? My parents moved house when I was about 18 and when going to sleep there for (one of) the first times as I drifted off I felt someone sit down on the bed, which woke me up - I was too scared to open my eyes but as I woke the pressure lifted, this happened many times that night before I could finally get to sleep, never before or since.

It seemed pretty ghostly, like a previous owner checking out the new - the house was about 60 years old then.



It was really creepy/freaky at the time

[Evelinessa]

wildannie wrote...

sleep paralysis I think??? My parents moved house when I was about 18 and when going to sleep there for (one of) the first times as I drifted off I felt someone sit down on the bed, which woke me up - I was too scared to open my eyes but as I woke the pressure lifted, this happened many times that night before I could finally get to sleep, never before or since.
It seemed pretty ghostly, like a previous owner checking out the new - the house was about 60 years old then.

It was really creepy/freaky at the time

I have sleep paralysis quite often. When I first started having it when I was sixteen it was really scary but I'm use to it now and I know how to wake up from it.

[Lord_Valandil]

Slidell505 wrote...

Lord_Valandil wrote...

I was having a shower, when suddenly I felt something that was crawling on my shoulder.
It was a freaking cockroach, damn it. I hate those things...well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

****in' cockroaches man. I'd rather get mugged again.

I really hate 'em. Really.
I cannot stand them. I don't know if it's a sort of phobia.

[Darthnemesis2]

Lord_Valandil wrote...

I was having a shower, when suddenly I felt something that was crawling on my shoulder.
It was a freaking cockroach, damn it. I hate those things...well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

Roaches suck, I had a similar...uh... 'visit'... from a spider once. No bueno.

[Druss99]

Darthnemesis2 wrote...

Lord_Valandil wrote...

I was having a shower, when suddenly I felt something that was crawling on my shoulder.
It was a freaking cockroach, damn it. I hate those things...well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

Roaches suck, I had a similar...uh... 'visit'... from a spider once. No bueno.

I don't mind insects so much but I bought a new hoody about a month ago and found like a big ball of string or something inside it. I pulled it out and it was this huge assed creepy looking spider. I jumped about like a big woman before throwing it out the window.

On the whole mugging thing, I've never found it that creepy. Possibly because three times people have attempted to mug me. Three times these muggings have failed. I suppose one of them turned into a reverse mugging because I stole his knife...

[deleted]

Druss99 wrote...

Darthnemesis2 wrote...

Lord_Valandil wrote...

I was having a shower, when suddenly I felt something that was crawling on my shoulder.
It was a freaking cockroach, damn it. I hate those things...well, you don't want to know what happened next, but it was horrible for me.

Roaches suck, I had a similar...uh... 'visit'... from a spider once. No bueno.

I don't mind insects so much but I bought a new hoody about a month ago and found like a big ball of string or something inside it. I pulled it out and it was this huge assed creepy looking spider. I jumped about like a big woman before throwing it out the window.

On the whole mugging thing, I've never found it that creepy. Possibly because three times people have attempted to mug me. Three times these muggings have failed. I suppose one of them turned into a reverse mugging because I stole his knife...

Your reversed mugging story made my day! 

On a side note about sleep paralysis, it is believed to be the cause of the alien abduction beliefs. People refuse to accept that their traumatic experience was just a disease.

[thesuperdarkone]

Another creepy thing that happened to me twice. Once I had a dream where I fell off a bridge and I literally felt weightless and the air rush around me as though I was actually falling down, but the moment when I hit the ground was the moment I got up. The second thing was when I had a dream where I was captured by these cultists who forced me to eat this pill and the exact moment when I ate the pill is when the worst stomachache of my life occurred. Not before but during the exact moment when the pill was eaten. Creepy