Originally Posted by KChiefs1 (Post 11074468)

In Seneca, South Carolina, an unnamed viewer is channel surfing. He stops on a broadcast of one of his old teachers reading a poem on public television.

As he watches, the teacher’s poem is interrupted by a cartoon, which features a typical, middle-class family on a typical day. It is drawn in an overly detailed but choppy style of the sort fashionable in America in the early ’90s. As the family makes small talk, a broadcast comes on the radio about how mutations are occurring, flesh is melting, and monsters are emerging from the sea.

The family ignores this, despite the fact a green light is coming in through the windows and their skin is becoming jaundiced. They go about their day, absorbing more and more of the green glow, which is making them more and more like mutant blobs.

The cartoon ends with white text that reads “Report to the nearest shelter immediately. Remaining at private residences is strictly prohibited.”

The date of November 17, 2017 is stated in the cartoon, giving the experience a sense of being prophetic. The author of this story is unknown, and the tale itself seems to have emerged sometime around 2011.

As bizarre as the cartoon and its predictions are, real life has shown it’s not as far-fetched as you might initially believe. After all, the American Broadcasting Channel, certainly a much bigger target than any public television channel, was once hacked by a man in a Max Headroom mask.

The man left behind a much more cryptic message than the one featured in this story.

And if this Seneca, South Carolina broadcast were real, it still wouldn’t be quite as gory as a network television broadcast called “A Short Vision” (from 1956, of all times). There has been some weird stuff broadcast over the nation’s airwaves, legitimately or otherwise.

Originally Posted by lcarus (Post 11074455)

I know there are a lot of things that are hard to explain, or that we just don't understand yet. Whether there are ghosts or ETs from outer space or bigfoots...I have no idea.

When it comes to UFOs, I kind of like the theory that they aren't aliens from another planet, but instead they're humans from the future who figured out how to travel back in time. The "spaceships" are just time machines. Or maybe they're aliens from another dimension - not another planet. All of that stuff fascinates me.

Originally Posted by Easy 6 (Post 11074430)

Am I the only one that believes in the supernatural aspects of this world?

Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 11074494)

A few years ago a shared a story on this forum about a house that my wife and others believed was haunted. They claim to have seen and heard things etc, such as a little boy running up and down the stairs, red eyed dogs and even a man in a black hood robe standing outside by the tree.

Even the neighbor claimed to hear banging noises etc coming from that house in the middle of the night and even one of the laborers who was remodeling it claimed to hear a childs footsteps on the stairs one night when he decided to crash there for the night.

I considered moving into this house and shared it with Chiefsplanet.

Well, about a year ago the woman who owned the house decided to live in it since it was freshly remolded.

She lived there for about a month and then passed away in that house.....

Originally Posted by Easy 6 (Post 11074479)

LMAO wow, probably all of that top 6 clip is garbage... its just awful past the first two, maybe it was the guy with a pentagram tattooed on his neck, I dunno.

I'm just looking for the people with enough guts to express real things they believe or have seen... for instance, Bugeater has said many years ago that a ghost got right in his face, scared the shit out of him as I recall.

Who here has a tale, a true tale of the dimensions beyond our senses?

Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 11074522)

The story i shared, those involved swear by it. My wife and her family lived in it when they were kids.

Later, her sister in law and her family lived next door to it.

A customer who frequents my wife's work lives across the street from it and swears she hears noises etc coming from that house.

I don't know if any of the stories they've shared are true, though they claim they are, and my wife's mother claims to have seen what my wife saw at the same exact time.

I do believe that they saw something, what it is that they saw i don't know.

One thing i do know for sure though....that woman that owned it did in fact die in that house a year ago.

Originally Posted by cwhocares (Post 11074495)

I wake up and find out that I was dreaming and I'm stilled married to the ex.

Originally Posted by Easy 6 (Post 11074558)

All of these close family members with no reason to perpetuate an ongoing lie to you say it?

I'd take it at face value... much much more to our existence than the 5 senses.

Originally Posted by Katipan (Post 11074560)

So much this.

Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 11074565)

Yup. The old lady that died there was a millionaire who owned a shit ton of property in San Diego, including two gas stations and a jack in the box. She employed my wife's oldest brother as her head handyman etc.

Which is why the family is associated with that house, she rented it to them years ago when they were kids, and she rented the house next to it to her brother.

The men in the family claim its bullshit and that they saw nothing. Chalked it up to superstitious women being women.