Fuckin' Ghosts! (1 Viewer)

[riath]

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[Lepra]

freaky shit boysh, freaky

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

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[psyzzle wazzle]

I also believe in ghosts and have experienced a few things nothing too scary though, I don't wanna see one.

If I lived in a house with strange stuff happening I'd be onto a priest/exorcist whatever. It wouldn't be nice to be a ghost trapped on our plane of existence or whatever, trying to get someone's attention and being ignored. What harm would an exorcist do if you don't believe in ghosts, 'cept to your wallet maybe? Priests probably do it for free though.

 

[riath]

If I lived in a house with strange stuff happening I'd be onto a priest/exorcist whatever. It wouldn't be nice to be a ghost trapped on our plane of existence or whatever, trying to get someone's attention and being ignored. What harm would an exorcist do if you don't believe in ghosts, 'cept to your wallet maybe? Priests probably do it for free though.

It'd decrease the property value.

 

[psyzzle wazzle]

It's all about the benjamins, baby.

 

[psyzzle wazzle]

Having said that... a while I was hanging out with my friends band in York, outside the venue which was next to a church, when a ghost walk went past me. I was curious to see what they would be saying about the church so I followed up the back. The guide was talking about a the ghost of a young woman who was alleged to walk through an old doorway and across the yard.

I was outside again a while later smoking with a girl from the band and told her what the guide had said. We walked up to where the yard was and the girl started saying 'come to us' (I was thinking, please, no). She explained that her opinion was that ghosts don't feel welcomed by us which is why they are secretive.. I've never heard that concept before. So maybe having a ghost kicked out by a priest would make them homeless.. and that's not good either! As we were walking away I turned around and thought I saw a misty feminine figure in the distance peering at us... but then it was gone...

 

[GO]

you don't need a priest my man.I'm expert at removing unwanted spirits.

 

[Squiggle]

you don't need a priest my man.I'm expert at removing unwanted spirits.

Riath and I can both testify to that, especially if there are assorted mixers involved

 

[Jrad (BFB.ie)]

Ghosts are real, I have the proof!!:

Dont argue with what you dont understand.
The spirits know more than you and I will ever do.

 

[Froog]

 

[Deadmanposting]

We are building a new place for ghosts to hang out and be with tehir own kind






Also, seeing as it's ghost day

Whatever happened to the ghost estates we built during the Tiger?All those gaffs going for 30k each or whatever all in the wrong place

 

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[Deadmanposting]

Popoff, Mrs. Popov

 

[therealjohnny]

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Well now

Michael Staniforth - Wikipedia

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Staniforth played Timothy Claypole from 1976, when the show first aired, until 1984, and was the longest-standing member of the cast. Claypole was a bearded medieval jester, dressed in motley and bells. He caused mayhem for the rest of the Rentaghost cast. Danny Birchall at BFI Screenonline noted:

The sheer energy of Michael Staniforth (who also performed the theme tune) as Claypole made it one of the longer-lasting children's television series, if not always the most fondly remembered.[1]

Staniforth also composed, played and sang the Rentaghost theme music, although he had to re-write it as "concern grew that it was too close to The Exorcist."[2]

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

My favourite stories are ghost stories. Folk Horror is trendy and all but have you ever felt the frisson of terror from reading about an antiquarian walking along a beach and finding an old Roman whistle and deciding, against all good conscience, to blow the damned thing?

 

[Deadmanposting]

Well now

Michael Staniforth - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Staniforth played Timothy Claypole from 1976, when the show first aired, until 1984, and was the longest-standing member of the cast. Claypole was a bearded medieval jester, dressed in motley and bells. He caused mayhem for the rest of the Rentaghost cast. Danny Birchall at BFI Screenonline noted:


Staniforth also composed, played and sang the Rentaghost theme music, although he had to re-write it as "concern grew that it was too close to The Exorcist."[2]

Ah jees

Staniforth was openly gay. He died from an AIDS-related illness on 31 July 1987, aged 44.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

My favourite stories are ghost stories. Folk Horror is trendy and all but have you ever felt the frisson of terror from reading about an antiquarian walking along a beach and finding an old Roman whistle and deciding, against all good conscience, to blow the damned thing?

Apparently this is a John thing as only myself, @therealjohnny and @JohnnyRaz give a fuck about the classics.

 

[magicbastarder]

i used to devour ghost/supernatural stories as a kid. which was odd, as i'm a total sceptic.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

i used to devour ghost/supernatural stories as a kid. which was odd, as i'm a total sceptic.

Edith Wharton said it best: “I do not believe in ghosts, but I am afraid of them.”