[kmarei]

Originally Posted by Subguy

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[Vanity]

Close friend of mine used to live in a house that was haunted. He'd wake up and all the fish in his tank (5-6 of them) would all be dead overnight. He replaces the fish tank, and a month later, he wakes up one morning and the same thing happens: all dead, in the same night. To top that, he hears heavy footsteps throughout the house, mostly on the 2nd floor (3 floor house) where the master bedroom is. The footsteps are loud, and they sound like someone just walking; this happens to him even when it's only him at home. Aside from that though, his brother is staying over and it's just the two of them at night. His brother is taking a shower, my friend is in his room with music on, and in runs his brother wet from the shower with a towel around his waist, slamming the bedroom door behind him. His brother runs up to my friend and tells him to call the cops because there's burglars in the house. He heard people talking loudly. They check, and no one is in the house.

To top that, in the ensuite master bathroom on the second floor (of which has 2 entrances), if you closed one door the other one would simultaneously close as well. If you opened a door, the other one would open too. Thinking it's air-pressure that's doing the trickery, he opens all the windows and doors in the house and tries to see if that's it. Nope. Still happens. Now he's telling me the history of the house.

The original owners had left in a hurry, didn't even bother saying their introductions (which usually happens when both parties finalize the contracts of sale). The only time he saw the original owners was when they were packing up the house, fast. When he moved in, he said the entire house looked like the people leaving were trying to leave fast. They careless left behind gym sets, $500 brand new in-box RC cars (just sitting there in a drawer), and even a diamond ring. Anyways, my buddy lived in that house for about 7 years and then moved. That was 6 years ago when he lived there.

In the six years that he's been out of that house, the house has been on the market more than 6 times. I drove by the house 3 weeks ago and it happened to have another "For Sale" sign on the lawn. No furniture in the house. The house is completely emptied. No one lives inside it currently. The house was listed last year July 2011, no buyer. Re-listed again November, 2011, no buyer. Re-listed again this year, March 2012 and no buyer. The house has been reduced by $400,000 after only 1 year of ownership from $3.4 Million to $2.98 million.

It's still on the market, no one is buying it. No one is living in it. Here's the active listing:

1408 W 55TH Avenue - Vancouver West South Granville Homes - $2980000




This story has freaked the shit out of me ever since he told me. Also, someone mentioned something about shadow persons. I also have another story about that, if you guys want to hear.

[len56]

Originally Posted by Vanity

Close friend of mine used to live in a house that was haunted. He'd wake up and all the fish in his tank (5-6 of them) would all be dead overnight. He replaces the fish tank, and a month later, he wakes up one morning and the same thing happens: all dead, in the same night. To top that, he hears heavy footsteps throughout the house, mostly on the 2nd floor (3 floor house) where the master bedroom is. The footsteps are loud, and they sound like someone just walking; this happens to him even when it's only him at home. Aside from that though, his brother is staying over and it's just the two of them at night. His brother is taking a shower, my friend is in his room with music on, and in runs his brother wet from the shower with a towel around his waist, slamming the bedroom door behind him. His brother runs up to my friend and tells him to call the cops because there's burglars in the house. He heard people talking loudly. They check, and no one is in the house.

To top that, in the ensuite master bathroom on the second floor (of which has 2 entrances), if you closed one door the other one would simultaneously close as well. If you opened a door, the other one would open too. Thinking it's air-pressure that's doing the trickery, he opens all the windows and doors in the house and tries to see if that's it. Nope. Still happens. Now he's telling me the history of the house.

The original owners had left in a hurry, didn't even bother saying their introductions (which usually happens when both parties finalize the contracts of sale). The only time he saw the original owners was when they were packing up the house, fast. When he moved in, he said the entire house looked like the people leaving were trying to leave fast. They careless left behind gym sets, $500 brand new in-box RC cars (just sitting there in a drawer), and even a diamond ring. Anyways, my buddy lived in that house for about 7 years and then moved. That was 6 years ago when he lived there.

In the six years that he's been out of that house, the house has been on the market more than 6 times. I drove by the house 3 weeks ago and it happened to have another "For Sale" sign on the lawn. No furniture in the house. The house is completely emptied. No one lives inside it currently. The house was listed last year July 2011, no buyer. Re-listed again November, 2011, no buyer. Re-listed again this year, March 2012 and no buyer. The house has been reduced by $400,000 after only 1 year of ownership from $3.4 Million to $2.98 million.

It's still on the market, no one is buying it. No one is living in it. Here's the active listing:

1408 W 55TH Avenue - Vancouver West South Granville Homes - $2980000




This story has freaked the shit out of me ever since he told me. Also, someone mentioned something about shadow persons. I also have another story about that, if you guys want to hear.

the real story here is why that house is 3 million? what's the view like? damn I thought Toronto housing was expensive.

[radix]

Originally Posted by Pcemkr

Simple minds believe in intangible concepts. I believe in science.

All concepts are intangible. Since science is really nothing more than a collection of concepts, it too, is not tangible.

[Vanity]

Originally Posted by len56

the real story here is why that house is 3 million? what's the view like? damn I thought Toronto housing was expensive.

The neighbourhood is why it's expensive. This is my friend's house and it's just south of Shaughnessy neighbourhood where I live. Shaughnessy would be the neighbourhood with the highest income per family in BC, hence the expensive houses and the bigger lots, and the South granville neighbourhood is no different. This is about a couple blocks south of that area. It's also near the University. And the private schools around the area are the best in BC. But yes, Vancouver housing is ridiculous. 2nd most unaffordable city in the world next to Hong Kong. 14 year long housing bubble.

[len56]

Originally Posted by Vanity

The neighbourhood is why it's expensive. This is my friend's house and it's just south of Shaughnessy neighbourhood where I live. Shaughnessy would be the neighbourhood with the highest income per family in BC. This is about a couple blocks south of that area. It's also near the University. And the private schools around the area are the best in BC. But yes, Vancouver housing is ridiculous. 2nd most unaffordable city in the world next to Hong Kong. 14 year long housing bubble.

haha wow. that ghost better be paying some of the rent.

[Vanity]

Originally Posted by len56

haha wow. that ghost better be paying some of the rent.

yeah it better be for all the fuss it's putting up. Bad tenant, yeah?

[48Laws]

Originally Posted by Pcemkr

Simple minds believe in intangible concepts. I believe in science.

String Theory, my friend. It's science, too.

[///Mandy]

Someone did make a good point, their belief in science where things are tangible.
But len56, that is some wacked up sh!t happening in that house.

I'm not saying I believe this, but back when my grandma was alive, she told my sister and I that she saw a ghost, an elderly man in an old fashioned wheelchair in one corner of her basement almost every night.

[Sara]

ME! I believe in ghosts. For 4 reasons.

1. Last 5 digits on my birth certificate are -00666
2. About two months ago I woke up at 230AM and the light in my bedroom was on.
3. About two months ago I have a framed picture (about an 8x10) that hangs above the left side of my bed. I woke up and found it on the floor next to the right side of my bed. Pick it up and hung it back up.
4. About one month ago same picture, I woke up and found it on laying perfectly my night stand on the right side of my bed.

Now if it had fallen, it would have woken me up because of the noise, it would have broken Im sure, and it would have fallen on the left side. Theres no way possible for it travel (without assistance) to the right side of my bed or be placed on my nightstand.

I have NOT hung that picture back up. I put it in my closet and so far nothing else has happened.

[BoricuaE92]

Of course ghosts exist... Don't you guys watch Supernatural?

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by Sara504

ME! I believe in ghosts. For 4 reasons.

1. Last 5 digits on my birth certificate are -00666
2. About two months ago I woke up at 230AM and the light in my bedroom was on.
3. About two months ago I have a framed picture (about an 8x10) that hangs above the left side of my bed. I woke up and found it on the floor next to the right side of my bed. Pick it up and hung it back up.
4. About one month ago same picture, I woke up and found it on laying perfectly my night stand on the right side of my bed.

Now if it had fallen, it would have woken me up because of the noise, it would have broken Im sure, and it would have fallen on the left side. Theres no way possible for it travel (without assistance) to the right side of my bed or be placed on my nightstand.

I have NOT hung that picture back up. I put it in my closet and so far nothing else has happened.

prolly voodoo, not ghosts given your local.

[///Mandy]

Originally Posted by Sara504

ME! I believe in ghosts. For 4 reasons.

1. Last 5 digits on my birth certificate are -00666
2. About two months ago I woke up at 230AM and the light in my bedroom was on.
3. About two months ago I have a framed picture (about an 8x10) that hangs above the left side of my bed. I woke up and found it on the floor next to the right side of my bed. Pick it up and hung it back up.
4. About one month ago same picture, I woke up and found it on laying perfectly my night stand on the right side of my bed.

Now if it had fallen, it would have woken me up because of the noise, it would have broken Im sure, and it would have fallen on the left side. Theres no way possible for it travel (without assistance) to the right side of my bed or be placed on my nightstand.

I have NOT hung that picture back up. I put it in my closet and so far nothing else has happened.

Holyyyy crap!!

[kevinbahnz]

does it make sense that I don't believe in ghosts but i know they're out there..

[48Laws]

Originally Posted by len56

the real story here is why that house is 3 million? what's the view like? damn I thought Toronto housing was expensive.

You can stick a broom out the window and touch the house next door. $3 million my ass. People are stupid.

[Vanity]

Originally Posted by 48Laws

You can stick a broom out the window and touch the house next door. $3 million my ass. People are stupid.

Yeah, I bet that $3 Million would buy an entire state where you live.
If you want the estate properties here, it's anywhere from $6-30 million. It ain't cheap in Vancouver.

But back to the thread. Sara those picture frame stories are crazy.... Do you live alone?

[48Laws]

Originally Posted by Vanity

Yeah, I bet that $3 Million would buy an entire state where you live.
If you want the estate properties here, it's anywhere from $6-30 million. It ain't cheap in Vancouver.

But back to the thread. Sara those picture frame stories are crazy.... Do you live alone?

New Jersey, eh? You must not know property values in my state/town. LMFAO!

[Vanity]

Originally Posted by 48Laws

New Jersey, eh? You must not know property values in my state/town. LMFAO!

Don't be so obnoxious. Whatever it is you have in NJ I welcome you nicely to come visit Vancouver and my neighbourhood. We have our share of expensive homes on massive estates.

Now back to the ghost stories, this isn't a real estate thread.

[c0nstant]

Originally Posted by E90SoFlo

Actually in the united states, the accuser is forced to post proof. I say its real, you prove me wrong. You're accusing me of lying with no proof.

is this a real post

[kevinbahnz]

I forgot to share this in my earlier posts. Something I've been listening to on my long drives and nights I can't sleep. Its a free podcast on Itunes called "Anything ghosts".

[number335]

Originally Posted by Sara504

ME! I believe in ghosts. For 4 reasons.

1. Last 5 digits on my birth certificate are -00666
2. About two months ago I woke up at 230AM and the light in my bedroom was on.
3. About two months ago I have a framed picture (about an 8x10) that hangs above the left side of my bed. I woke up and found it on the floor next to the right side of my bed. Pick it up and hung it back up.
4. About one month ago same picture, I woke up and found it on laying perfectly my night stand on the right side of my bed.

Now if it had fallen, it would have woken me up because of the noise, it would have broken Im sure, and it would have fallen on the left side. Theres no way possible for it travel (without assistance) to the right side of my bed or be placed on my nightstand.

I have NOT hung that picture back up. I put it in my closet and so far nothing else has happened.

Friend of mine who rented an apt in Japan had a similar experience. Things that happened while living there:
1. Framed pictures would be faced down.
2. Personal items would be just laying in the middle of the living room floor.
3. A friend of hers who was sleeping over in the living room. came into her room and asked if she could stay in her room. She felt like someone was watching her apparently.
4. Person who works the front desk mentioned to her that he thought she was at home because the security sensors from her apt were active.
5. Noises coming from her patio, like something was tapping on something, but nothing there.
6. When speaking to her mom on the phone about moving out, the noises on the patio would start, and would become louder as she kept talking about moving out. When she changed the conversation and said she changed her mind about moving out, the noise would get softer and then disappear.

[EmmettBrown]

man, motherfuck this thread