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First half of this post I was expecting a George Floyd or cuck jokeMy wife is convinced our house is haunted. She thinks there is a ghost she has named "George" that will show up from time to time. She claims when I was out of town for a few weeks that's when "it" really made it's presence known. She described a shadowy figure about 6' tall walking across the room one night. I have never seen any sign of it but, our dog does act very weird sometimes. Around 2-3 am he'll wake from a deep sleep and start growling/barking at the darkness. Sometimes it's a random spot in the corner sometimes it's the hallway leading into the master bedroom where the 3 of us sleep. He's a dog and he barks, typically he only barks at what he can see. He wakes up out of nowhere very agitated and fixated on something. I've always kept a pistol and flashlight within arms reach of the bed and every time I grab the flashlight I expect to see something and I'm always disappointed. The wife describes him as a neutral ghost, doesn't appear to have any purpose or wish any ill will towards anyone. I've never seen anything or any sign there was more to it than her imagination. I do trust the dog, though. He just acts so sure there is something present in the room. A good portion of the time he's barking at where the face of the average height man would be standing in the hallway. What I'm trying to say is if I were standing in the hallway just outside the bedroom and looking at him making eye contact he'd be staring exactly where he does when he wakes up agitated in the middle of the night. Our house of fort fucking knox, I engineering it myself. NVR cameras with motion tracking, all the doors are double reinforced, no vermin in the home. Every now and then a squirrel will run over the roof the dog will bark after I clearly hear it. This is different though.
Do you know the history of your house?My wife is convinced our house is haunted. She thinks there is a ghost she has named "George" that will show up from time to time. She claims when I was out of town for a few weeks that's when "it" really made it's presence known. She described a shadowy figure about 6' tall walking across the room one night. I have never seen any sign of it but, our dog does act very weird sometimes. Around 2-3 am he'll wake from a deep sleep and start growling/barking at the darkness. Sometimes it's a random spot in the corner sometimes it's the hallway leading into the master bedroom where the 3 of us sleep. He's a dog and he barks, typically he only barks at what he can see. He wakes up out of nowhere very agitated and fixated on something. I've always kept a pistol and flashlight within arms reach of the bed and every time I grab the flashlight I expect to see something and I'm always disappointed. The wife describes him as a neutral ghost, doesn't appear to have any purpose or wish any ill will towards anyone. I've never seen anything or any sign there was more to it than her imagination. I do trust the dog, though. He just acts so sure there is something present in the room. A good portion of the time he's barking at where the face of the average height man would be standing in the hallway. What I'm trying to say is if I were standing in the hallway just outside the bedroom and looking at him making eye contact he'd be staring exactly where he does when he wakes up agitated in the middle of the night. Our house of fort fucking knox, I engineering it myself. NVR cameras with motion tracking, all the doors are double reinforced, no vermin in the home. Every now and then a squirrel will run over the roof the dog will bark after I clearly hear it. This is different though.
How the scream sounded like?Not a ghost just sleep paralysis and recurring nightmare, but when I was a wee lad I used to sleep like a dog, and have from it a reacuring vivid hallucination of a very black diseased looking teddy bear that I dubbed "black".
The scary thing that I still hate to this date, is that I had to stare it down for what felt like hours, if I made a small noice, it would start screaming and run at me, then I'd start screaming, only to get jumped and noddle arm it while a black mass of disease just fucked me up.
Also for some reason It always came out of an egg, the most vivid experience I ever had was being unable to move, and seeing the football-sized egg at the foot of the bed just cracking and opening.
Honestly couldn't say, it was so many years ago, the most memorables things were the silent stare downs that I knew I had to maintaining, and also watching it start the sprint, getting closer and closer as it ran at me in the most unnatural way, like it's back was broken, torso just flailing around all the while screaming.How the scream sounded like?
I can't lie likenindidnt read it in his voice from the start.Hey, Vsauce. Michael here.
Skeletons are scary and spooky, but you know what else is? Black people.
According to the U.S Justice Department, in 2006, 32,443 women of Caucasian origin were raped by men of African origin.
That same year, the number of African American women raped by Caucasian men... was... zero.
In fact, 90% of all interracial crimes in the U.S. are committed by blacks... against whites...
So what if all blacks were to... suddenly... disappear from the U.S.?
Murder would go down 49.7 percent, welfare recipients would go down 40 percent, SAT scores would go up about 100 points, the average IQ would go up 7 points, and AIDS victims would go down a staggering... 67... percent.
Significant changes for race that only makes up 13% of the population.