BlueBearBoots
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Hamann Pineapple said:
Hahaha good one gerbils with me
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malg said:
I was 6 :(
M18CTID
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Ban-jani said:
On the face of it, there's no rational explanation for their existence but I still believe they do and always have done. Only had one "experience" myself and to be honest it was inconclusive. However, my boss - a huge sceptic - was in Gibraltar with his wife a couple of years ago and saw three ghosts in the middle of the night in his hotel room. One was a woman in old-fashioned clothes gliding past his bed, then he went to the toilet and while looking out of the bathroom into the bedroom he saw 2 children perched high up on a shelf. I give credence to his story because a) He's no bullshitter and b) He was something of a non-believer before this incident
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Ban-jani said:
Just to be sure look under your bed and in the wardrobe....... You never know
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gordondaviesmoustache
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c)M18CTID said:
I haven't but a close friend certainly did.
I was serving in the Army at Kirton Lindsey in Lincolnshire and some of the married soldiers were quartered at a remote place called Hemswell (ex wartime RAF Hemwell Cliff) which was 6 miles south. It really was pretty bleak and the only facility there was a 'Family's Bar' that was one room in what was the old Medical Centre.
A problem arose when on 3 occasions the building was broken into and the Fruit Machine robbed. The Regimental Sergeant Major decreed that a soldier from the guard would sleep in the bar each night to prevent further break ins.
First up was my best pal and once the bar emptied at 11pm he closed all the doors, locked himself in the bar and got into his sleeping bag that was put on the long bar seats.
He had not long been asleep when he heard noises from the main hallway area which lay the other side of the doors he had closed to lock himself in the bar. Thinking he was going to catch the serial thief he got out if his sleeping bag and moved towards the door. Upon opening the door, rather than be greated with the expected presence of a thief he found himself staring at a man stood in an RAF Flying Suit!
Not wanting to conduct any conversation and realizing this wasn't anything normal my friend turned and ran through the bar before kicking open the fire door and running to the nearest house in a blind panic!
He would not return to the bar and was signed if sick with stress for 2 weeks. Worse still was the piss taking he took thereafter.
Thing is that a few weeks later it was confirmed that the building had once housed a morgue where dead airman (mainly tail gunners who'd been shot) were often stored upon returning from flying missions.
Till this day he has refused to change his story and is steadfast that he saw a ghost!
I was serving in the Army at Kirton Lindsey in Lincolnshire and some of the married soldiers were quartered at a remote place called Hemswell (ex wartime RAF Hemwell Cliff) which was 6 miles south. It really was pretty bleak and the only facility there was a 'Family's Bar' that was one room in what was the old Medical Centre.
A problem arose when on 3 occasions the building was broken into and the Fruit Machine robbed. The Regimental Sergeant Major decreed that a soldier from the guard would sleep in the bar each night to prevent further break ins.
First up was my best pal and once the bar emptied at 11pm he closed all the doors, locked himself in the bar and got into his sleeping bag that was put on the long bar seats.
He had not long been asleep when he heard noises from the main hallway area which lay the other side of the doors he had closed to lock himself in the bar. Thinking he was going to catch the serial thief he got out if his sleeping bag and moved towards the door. Upon opening the door, rather than be greated with the expected presence of a thief he found himself staring at a man stood in an RAF Flying Suit!
Not wanting to conduct any conversation and realizing this wasn't anything normal my friend turned and ran through the bar before kicking open the fire door and running to the nearest house in a blind panic!
He would not return to the bar and was signed if sick with stress for 2 weeks. Worse still was the piss taking he took thereafter.
Thing is that a few weeks later it was confirmed that the building had once housed a morgue where dead airman (mainly tail gunners who'd been shot) were often stored upon returning from flying missions.
Till this day he has refused to change his story and is steadfast that he saw a ghost!
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Not seen one since Amalfitano ghosted in at the far post.