31 Oct 2018, 8:37 am
31 Oct 2018, 9:05 am
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I once stole flowers off a grave just to see if the ghosts would follow me home and haunt me. True story! 
Shame on you!
But I wanted to see if ghosts are really real. Then I would feel better about dying.
31 Oct 2018, 9:30 am
TW1ZTY wrote:
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I once stole flowers off a grave just to see if the ghosts would follow me home and haunt me. True story!
Shame on you!
But I wanted to see if ghosts are really real. Then I would feel better about dying.
And that justifies it?
Try being a little socially responsible for a change, then you wouldn't need to fixate on dying.
Anyway, do not go desecratling graves or removing flowers on a personal whim. You do not have a right to do that, and it was selfish.
31 Oct 2018, 9:33 am
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I once stole flowers off a grave just to see if the ghosts would follow me home and haunt me. True story!
Shame on you!
But I wanted to see if ghosts are really real. Then I would feel better about dying.
And that justifies it?
Try being a little socially responsible for a change, then you wouldn't need to fixate on dying.
Anyway, do not go desecratling graves or removing flowers on a personal whim. You do not have a right to do that, and it was selfish.
You're right I'm sorry.
31 Oct 2018, 11:10 am
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I once stole flowers off a grave just to see if the ghosts would follow me home and haunt me. True story!
Shame on you!
But I wanted to see if ghosts are really real. Then I would feel better about dying.
And that justifies it?
Try being a little socially responsible for a change, then you wouldn't need to fixate on dying.
Anyway, do not go desecratling graves or removing flowers on a personal whim. You do not have a right to do that, and it was selfish.
It didn't sound like he was planning on doing it again. Don't see much point in shaming someone over something they did once when they were young and can't undo.
31 Oct 2018, 5:00 pm
31 Oct 2018, 6:31 pm
kraftiekortie wrote:
Have you read "The Pigman," Twisty?
I think Twisty feels bad about what he did. If you take flowers, it's desecrating the grave. But I believe he knows that now, and he's learned his lesson.
I think Twisty feels bad about what he did. If you take flowers, it's desecrating the grave. But I believe he knows that now, and he's learned his lesson.
I've never read it before but I looked it up on Wikipedia and it does sound really interesting. I used to love reading stories like that when I was still in school. It's really a shame that I quit going to the library after graduating high school. I think I should get back into the habit of reading. Video games don't do it for me anymore like they used to.
What I did happened many years ago when I was in my early 20's but Bea is right it was very offensive and stupid for me to do that and especially for me to brag about it.
31 Oct 2018, 6:35 pm
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31 Oct 2018, 8:33 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I once stole flowers off a grave just to see if the ghosts would follow me home and haunt me. True story!
Shame on you!
But I wanted to see if ghosts are really real. Then I would feel better about dying.
I recommend you read "life after life" by Dr. Raymond Moody.
then try reading "return from tomorrow" by Dr. George Ritchie MD. [both were shrinks, btw]
31 Oct 2018, 9:43 pm
auntblabby wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I once stole flowers off a grave just to see if the ghosts would follow me home and haunt me. True story!
Shame on you!
But I wanted to see if ghosts are really real. Then I would feel better about dying.
I recommend you read "life after life" by Dr. Raymond Moody.
then try reading "return from tomorrow" by Dr. George Ritchie MD. [both were shrinks, btw]They sound interesting. Imagine if we could die over and over again and learn from our mistakes and use that knowledge to try and make the world better?
I think I do have an obsession with death and dying which might be a little disturbing. When my best friend passed away years ago I was devestated and it dawned on me that we really are all doomed to die one day and the worst part about it is not knowing how we are going to die or what actually happens to us after death (do we continue existing as a spirit or do we simply stop existing and rot away?)
I often sit in my room all night thinking about what my actual death will be like and what exactly I would be feeling and thinking before I lost conciousness. I personally think that the best way for me to die is to have somebody else kill me like shooting me or executing me because it would be quicker than dying a slow death of disease or old age and at least I would see my fate coming.
And I don't want to believe that my friend or anybody else I really care about is actually gone forever when they die.
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31 Oct 2018, 9:49 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
BeaArthur wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I once stole flowers off a grave just to see if the ghosts would follow me home and haunt me. True story!
Shame on you!
But I wanted to see if ghosts are really real. Then I would feel better about dying.
I recommend you read "life after life" by Dr. Raymond Moody.
then try reading "return from tomorrow" by Dr. George Ritchie MD. [both were shrinks, btw]They sound interesting. Imagine if we could die over and over again and learn from our mistakes and use that knowledge to try and make the world better? I think I do have an obsession with death and dying which might be a little disturbing. When my best friend passed away years ago I was devastated and it dawned on me that we really are all doomed to die one day and the worst part about it is not knowing how we are going to die or what actually happens to us after death (do we continue existing as a spirit or do we simply stop existing and rot away?) I often sit in my room all night thinking about what my actual death will be like and what exactly I would be feeling and thinking before I lost consciousness. I personally think that the best way for me to die is to have somebody else kill me like shooting me or executing me because it would be quicker than dying a slow death of disease or old age and at least I would see my fate coming. And I don't want to believe that my friend or anybody else I really care about is actually gone forever when they die.
I know my parents still exist in a higher [astral plane] real because they communicated with me in unmistakable ways- the morning of my dad's death [in a hospice unit at the Seattle VA], while mom and me were both asleep, we heard a loud knock at the same time, waking both of us up at the same time, followed by his voice called both my name [which only I could hear] and my mom's name [actually, he called her "honey"] which only she could hear, at the same time. we compared notes afterwards which is how I know this. another book I highly recommend, which I give to people who have had loved ones pass away, is "Hello from Heaven." that is a compendium of anecdotes from people who report that their loved ones, after their deaths, communicated with them in various ways.
01 Nov 2018, 9:02 pm
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