Woooooooo 2The second one was when I was at Uni. Our student house was an old converted Victorian house and it has a huge bay window in the living room. One day we came back form lectures and saw an old man in a flat cap (we lived in Bolton) asleep in a chair in the lounge. He looked like the landlord so we had a giggle and decided to give him a shock.
We snuck in the front door then whipped the lonuge door open with a huge boo!
But there was no one there.
The only way to get out of the longue was through the door we just opened. The landlord came round a few days later and after some prompting told us that the furniture in the living room used to belong to his father and when he died, being the cheapskate he was the landlord used his dad's furniture in a new student house he'd just bought.
So we'd spent the last 6 months sitting on a chair someone had died on. Yuck or what?
(We snuck in the front door then whipped the lonuge door open with a huge boo!
But there was no one there.
The only way to get out of the longue was through the door we just opened. The landlord came round a few days later and after some prompting told us that the furniture in the living room used to belong to his father and when he died, being the cheapskate he was the landlord used his dad's furniture in a new student house he'd just bought.
So we'd spent the last 6 months sitting on a chair someone had died on. Yuck or what?
Kali,
Wed 29 Oct 2003, 11:36,
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This is a bit weird...but probably a coincidence...
Not long ago i went through a phase of having vivid dreams, and all of the ones I remembered came true within a few weeks. They weren't events that affected me, they were stuff on the news. In particular, I dreamt Lisa Left Eye Lopes' death the night before it happened.
Scared the crap out of me, I'd prefer to be ignorant to these dreams.
Although I guess you could argue that you forget about all of the times you dream something and it doesn't happen.
I was also in a car crash a few years back, and 30 seconds before it happened, I was sitting in the back seat, and something made me lift up my legs, and put them on the seat, which was uncomfy, but something told me to keep them there. After we crashed where my feet were was just a mangled mess of sharp bits of metal. That was a bit weird.
I was also in another crash, this time in a boat. We had a speed boat, that decided to fall apart at top speed. We went from doing about 60mph to 5mph in a split second. Just before it happened, there was no warning, but I suddenly thought that we were going to crash, and put my hand out to stop myself going forward. I still ended up twatting my mouth on the front of the boat, but it could have been worse.
(Not long ago i went through a phase of having vivid dreams, and all of the ones I remembered came true within a few weeks. They weren't events that affected me, they were stuff on the news. In particular, I dreamt Lisa Left Eye Lopes' death the night before it happened.
Scared the crap out of me, I'd prefer to be ignorant to these dreams.
Although I guess you could argue that you forget about all of the times you dream something and it doesn't happen.
I was also in a car crash a few years back, and 30 seconds before it happened, I was sitting in the back seat, and something made me lift up my legs, and put them on the seat, which was uncomfy, but something told me to keep them there. After we crashed where my feet were was just a mangled mess of sharp bits of metal. That was a bit weird.
I was also in another crash, this time in a boat. We had a speed boat, that decided to fall apart at top speed. We went from doing about 60mph to 5mph in a split second. Just before it happened, there was no warning, but I suddenly thought that we were going to crash, and put my hand out to stop myself going forward. I still ended up twatting my mouth on the front of the boat, but it could have been worse.
Rusty Shackleford www.junt.co.uk / @joeyrobbo,
Wed 29 Oct 2003, 12:39,
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