Something that has been creeping me out lately is that I keep seeing the number 137. I started to keep track of it and since the night before yesterday I've seen it 6 times (but I've been noticing it for weeks). I looked this number up online and apparently it's some physics constant.
Unexplained life experiences
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The only unexplained event in my life consisted of the combination of Stuart Little in theaters and Garth Brooks becoming Chris Gaines.
To me that deeply signified the world would soon come to an end.
It could have been the meth though.
To me that deeply signified the world would soon come to an end.
It could have been the meth though.
You busted a nut and it went 10 feet? That's like five women laying side by side. You might want to make a movie there Spermevil Kinevil.
OK I guess I'll tell my weird story...
I've never seen a ghost or anything weird in my life, except for a few times.
One time that I saw something weird was a few days after my grandmother had passed away.
I was about 9-10 years old and I was sleeping in my parent's bed. I woke up in the middle of the night.
There was nothing in the chair when I went to sleep, but when I woke up there was what looked like a person with a white sheet over their whole body sitting in the chair and facing my direction, but with their head bowed down.
Somehow I wasn't scared. It was probably because my parents were right next to me so I wasn't going to freak out. I just went right back to sleep after that. If it was me now I would probably have freaked out.
I'm the most scientific, rational person ever, but I can't explain what happened that night. I fully admit that it could have been just a hallucination, but I made sure that I rubbed my eyes and looked at it again and it was still there.
I've never seen a ghost or anything weird in my life, except for a few times.
One time that I saw something weird was a few days after my grandmother had passed away.
I was about 9-10 years old and I was sleeping in my parent's bed. I woke up in the middle of the night.
There was nothing in the chair when I went to sleep, but when I woke up there was what looked like a person with a white sheet over their whole body sitting in the chair and facing my direction, but with their head bowed down.
Somehow I wasn't scared. It was probably because my parents were right next to me so I wasn't going to freak out. I just went right back to sleep after that. If it was me now I would probably have freaked out.
I'm the most scientific, rational person ever, but I can't explain what happened that night. I fully admit that it could have been just a hallucination, but I made sure that I rubbed my eyes and looked at it again and it was still there.
I'm not gonna put it in the realm of unexplained , because I have a explanation for it..............
Long story short : Broken bones mending themselves with no physical external force over the course of a few seconds.
Long story short : Broken bones mending themselves with no physical external force over the course of a few seconds.