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razor5
Famous Hero
Freezing...
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posted February 06, 2009 10:08 AM |
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I never had a ghost dream or seen any ghosts 
but...a classmate had.He didn't told me all the story,even he told it in 4-5 sentences  .
So he said that he had 7 years old and he was at the countryside house which he said is haunted.It has 12 o'clock in the night and then he just saw a totally white body which opened the door,getting close to his bed and then disapeerd.He told his mother about this,but she said that is nothing real,but he told me he wasn't dreaming.
That's all.I'll try to ask him next week,when the school starts
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kipshasz
Undefeatable Hero
Elvin's Darkside
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posted February 07, 2009 07:04 PM |
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If you ask me Lithuania has more ghosts than Great Britain lol
Yet another story i'd like to share with you ghost fans of HC. This story was told to me by my grandpa whom heared it from his grandpa.
So... When Lithuania was still a part of the Russian Empire there was a landlord who was infamous for his treatment with his workers. The name of this landlord was Benediktas Zilevicius. When he rode to the town with his carriage he didn't let anyone walk across the road. Wether a child or a old man. He didn't care. When a young cowherd walked away to talk to some girls by the river and didn't noticed when the cows wandered off to the wheatfields, the poor guy was beaten till he died. Zilevicius was a cruel man who once kicked a dog to death as it got in his way. As he died even the earth didn't accept his body. As peasants buried him, the next morning the coffin was unearthed. They tried to bury it about seven times, but every morning the coffin was unearthed. Finnally the body was burned. As years passed his son, Antanas cursed his home and father. He moved to Moscow and a new landlord moved in to his home. A month later the whole mansion burned down with all his occupants inside. Only three oaks left untuoched. A month after the fire a priest blessed that place, because peasants started seeing strange lights around the area. And to this day those three oaks are standing there, never touched neither a disease nor parasites.
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"Kip is the Gavin McInnes of HC" - Salamandre
"Ashan to the Trashcan", "I got PTSD from H7. " - LizardWarrior
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kipshasz
Undefeatable Hero
Elvin's Darkside
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posted February 07, 2009 07:59 PM |
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I'm moving to Lithuania now!
You're from US right? I bet you a 100 bucks that you couldn't last in my country for a month lol. Heres a few reasons why:
1. About 200€ for a minimum wage
2. 150k people unemployed and the number is growing by day
3. Workplaces are full of cheap turkish/chinese people thus making it hard to find a job
4. Some of us really hate foreigners(a good example would be the NATO soldiers who got their @sses kicked at Siauliai)
5. Flats are really expensive(even for rent)
You are always welcome to visit my country as a tourist though, my country has a lot of awesome sights. Esspecially the museum at Rumsiskes. It takes about a week to see all of its exibiths
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"Kip is the Gavin McInnes of HC" - Salamandre
"Ashan to the Trashcan", "I got PTSD from H7. " - LizardWarrior
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kipshasz
Undefeatable Hero
Elvin's Darkside
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posted February 08, 2009 07:07 AM |
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There are some places, like Forts of Kaunas(esspecially the IX Fort). Some of them are flooded or othervise inaccessable and it would be more than stupid to venture there without a guide. There are also several haunted manors and a ghost town for you adrenaline fanatics to visit. I wouldn't recommend to go there, the place is full of nasty ghosts as the citizens were killed by a drunk psycho.
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"Kip is the Gavin McInnes of HC" - Salamandre
"Ashan to the Trashcan", "I got PTSD from H7. " - LizardWarrior
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Duncan
Famous Hero
The Pathfinder
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posted February 09, 2009 10:02 AM |
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Oh and please do share your stories, 2nd hand or not you are most welcome to bring them here.
OK, so here's what was experienced by someone I know.
She had a car accident on a vacation with her Mom. Her Mom didn't make it, but she did. The night she was hospitalized, she was still unaware of her mother passed away. She only knew the next morning, but when told she responded to the people, "But I talked to Ma the other night, in my bedroom. She was there in another bed next to mine..." The story was confirmed by another person (I forgot who, either the nurse who popped in or somebody else in the next bed), who said that indeed there was such a conversation that night.
Uh, got me shivered retelling this...
This may sound like a classical horror theme, spirit-saying-goodbye stuff. Thing is, it's not just somebody who told me this. The person is someone I know, so I believe she wouldn't make up such thing especially on her own mother.
Talking about confirmation, now come to think of it, I remember when I was a kid playing with my sister at night, we were waiting for our parents coming home from work (usually around 10). At some point we heard something like somebody's calling us. Both of us did! So no mind trick whatsoever back then. We thought Dad and Mom arrived earlier and we ran forward, but only to find nothing.
I don't know, but as I grew up, guess I'm "losing" that childhood sensitivity. Maybe that's a good thing, though.
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But now I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it.
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Asheera
Honorable
Undefeatable Hero
Elite Assassin
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posted February 09, 2009 03:41 PM |
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Wow cool stories everyone 
And I wouldn't like to lose my "touch" with ghosts if I had one. 
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Duncan
Famous Hero
The Pathfinder
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posted February 09, 2009 10:43 PM |
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Unfortunately, Father, I'm no longer in contact with her. But I guess she didn't actually see. She was badly injured then.
See, if one chooses not to believe, there could be some explanation of what had happened. For example, that she was actually unconscious and mumbling in her dream (where she might actually have conversation with her mother). The other person who heard her talking might actually only hear a one-person conversation.
Anyway, out of respect, I chose to accept.
Lithuania sounds far away
@Ashie: Be careful with what you wish for
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But now I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it.
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TheDeath
Responsible
Undefeatable Hero
with serious business
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posted February 09, 2009 10:47 PM |
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Edited by TheDeath at 22:48, 09 Feb 2009.
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@Ashie: Be careful with what you wish for
Oh don't worry, I'm the guy who prefers stuff like this, even if it isn't good. For example, if I were to choose like in the Matrix between a Blue Pill and a Red Pill, I would definitely choose the Red pill, even if the Blue Pill makes me life more pleasantly (like in a virtual world, in the Matrix).
I actually cannot understand people who prefer the Blue Pill over the Red, but then again, maybe I'm just totally against hedonistic thoughts (so I can perfectly understand Ash regarding this 'choice' )
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The above post is subject to SIRIOUSness.
No jokes were harmed during the making of this signature.
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Asheera
Honorable
Undefeatable Hero
Elite Assassin
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posted February 09, 2009 11:41 PM |
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Well I'm not really like Death but I'd like that ability because I think it's interesting to sense ghosts in some way.
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