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Posted on 8/18/15 at 10:34 am to Futures Bleak
Do you live in Wayward Pines?
Posted on 8/18/15 at 11:18 am to Futures Bleak
When I was 18 my family had just moved to a new house in a new town. One day I was home alone when the phone rang. I answered it and the guy on the other end said he had just missed a call from this number and was returning it. After talking for a few seconds I realized it was one of my dad's good friends who lived in Oklahoma that we hadn't seen or spoken to in years. When I told him who I was he was shocked. He didn't even know we had moved. He swore that our new number showed up on his caller ID as a missed call about 10 minutes earlier. I had been home alone for at least an hour and had not called him. Also, later that evening when everyone got home, I told my family the story and none of them had called him. To this day we have no idea how our number showed up on his caller ID.
Posted on 8/18/15 at 12:27 pm to WillWorkForLSUTicket
Growing up in New Orleans, we used to get our film developed at K & B. They would sometimes get orders or customer photos mixed up. One time, along with our photos, we got two photos of a family putting flowers at a cemetery. Two young boys were standing in front of the headstone so we couldn't identify it. We told K & B but they didn't offer any help so we just stuffed the photos in a drawer. Several years later I started a new school. One of my new classmates seemed familiar but I couldn't place it. A few months later I came across this photos again and realized it was my classmate and his brother. I brought him the photos and he confirmed that it was his family at his grandfather's grave.
Posted on 8/18/15 at 12:31 pm to Napoleon
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There are so many "e"s in the title that your mind thinks it was an "e".
I actually just thought they were Jewish bears
Posted on 8/18/15 at 12:32 pm to ULSU
Posted on 8/18/15 at 12:34 pm to LSUBFA83
Here's one more. This is from back in the day when people took 8mm film of vacations and then would show it to friends on a projector in the living room. My parents were friends with two other couples and they'd known each other about a year. Couple A says they want to show film of their visit to London 5 years ago. Couple B says they'd love to see it since they had visited London also. They're all watching a scene of people walking in front of Buckingham Palace, when on the film shot by Couple A, Couple B walks directly in front of the camera.
Posted on 8/18/15 at 12:35 pm to WillWorkForLSUTicket
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When I was 18 my family had just moved to a new house in a new town. One day I was home alone when the phone rang. I answered it and the guy on the other end said he had just missed a call from this number and was returning it. After talking for a few seconds I realized it was one of my dad's good friends who lived in Oklahoma that we hadn't seen or spoken to in years. When I told him who I was he was shocked. He didn't even know we had moved. He swore that our new number showed up on his caller ID as a missed call about 10 minutes earlier. I had been home alone for at least an hour and had not called him. Also, later that evening when everyone got home, I told my family the story and none of them had called him. To this day we have no idea how our number showed up on his caller ID.
Dad trolled you, probably his drug dealer.
Posted on 8/18/15 at 12:52 pm to BabyTac
on the other note...the matrix of sorts is real, and we are all developed from a complex blending of 1's and 0's. How else do you explain this entire ordeal being governed by consistent mathmatical equations?? We've all been designed and our existence generally governed by laws and rules of physics. All done exceptionally well and quite complex I might add. True higher level architect(s) set this all in motion a long time ago...
Posted on 8/19/15 at 12:16 am to ShlikStyck
On a fishing trip, my tackle box was nowhere to be found. After a 5 minute ordeal, it appeared atop one of the compartments in the open.
Another time, my dad had borrowed my car then when he returned he gave me the key in my hand which I was asleep upstairs in my room. I woke up to not being able to find the key. I find it early the next day on my way to the Chevy dealership to get another key when I saw something sparkling in the glare. There it was, the key underneath the sofa downstairs.
Another time, my dad had borrowed my car then when he returned he gave me the key in my hand which I was asleep upstairs in my room. I woke up to not being able to find the key. I find it early the next day on my way to the Chevy dealership to get another key when I saw something sparkling in the glare. There it was, the key underneath the sofa downstairs.
Posted on 8/19/15 at 12:48 am to NOLAManBlog
I was home from college one summer and was sitting in my parents living room. They were home along with my sister but were in different rooms of the house. All of a sudden I fill the house start to shake to the point the pull cords on the ceiling fans are striking the light globes (the fans are off). I jump up and run to where my parents are and they say they felt and heard nothing, said I must have imagined it. Real weird.
Posted on 8/19/15 at 1:17 am to Futures Bleak
Back in the day, several chicks gave me their phone numbers. All at different times. And they were all wrong numbers!
Posted on 8/19/15 at 2:18 am to Futures Bleak
I have vivid memories of my uncle helping me clean my weiner as a kid, like extremely vivid. But he insists that it never happened and that our minds trick us into thinking certain things happened when they really didn't
This post was edited on 8/19/15 at 12:24 pm
Posted on 8/19/15 at 6:10 am to Futures Bleak
Schizophrenia is a hellofa drug.
Posted on 8/19/15 at 6:25 am to JohnnyKilroy
I had a similar experience when I was home on leave a couple years back and was at a party at a friends house. The friend introduced me to a group people I had never met before and they asked about my job in the army. I told them I worked in military intelligence and one guy who was pretty drunk started joking about how I was collecting intelligence on them for the government. I played along and said I was and for some reason said I knew when his birthday was as some sort of proof. I'd never met him in my life but proceeded to throw out the month, day, and year when he was born. He about crapped his pants and pulled out his license to show everyone. It must have been a really crazy coincidence but there's a chance I'm a computer program and don't know it.
Posted on 8/19/15 at 6:28 am to Futures Bleak
Receptionist is new.My boss, on the other hand, is always present.
Posted on 8/19/15 at 7:13 am to Futures Bleak
Back in college, my buddy lived in an apartment complex in tigerland where they would frequently tow vehicles late at night because non-residents would park in the complex and walk to freds and the other bars. We used to get a kick out of watching the drunks come back to look for their vehicles, we actually would drink beer and watch from the balcony...even named it "Tow Gating"
One night, the tow truck hooked up to one of the vehicles, pulled it out of their parking spot, and moved it into a different parking spot about 10 spaces down. We got a huge laugh watching the people try to figure out why their car was not parked in a different space from where they had left it. They probably thought this was a glitch in the matrix!
One night, the tow truck hooked up to one of the vehicles, pulled it out of their parking spot, and moved it into a different parking spot about 10 spaces down. We got a huge laugh watching the people try to figure out why their car was not parked in a different space from where they had left it. They probably thought this was a glitch in the matrix!
This post was edited on 8/19/15 at 7:14 am
Posted on 8/19/15 at 7:13 am to fr33manator
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Deja vus
Au ju
to you
Posted on 8/19/15 at 7:15 am to Grim
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have vivid memories of my uncle helping me clean my weiner as a kid, like extremely vivid. But he insists that it never happened and that our minds trick us into thinking certain things happened when they really didst oo
I don't even know where to start. No pics of Uncle Ernie please.
Posted on 8/19/15 at 7:53 am to Futures Bleak
I was dating a woman I met in Houston who was a widow several years back. After we had been dating about 6 months, we took a trip to New Orleans, and she asked if we could stop by her ex-husbands grave in Dequincy, LA. (Yes it was weird) Turns out he was buried in the same cemetery as a co-worker of mine from Baton Rouge who had passed away several years earlier. I didn't think much of it, until the very next girl I was dating, who I also met in Houston, asked me to help her go and pick some things up from her grandparents house in Louisiana after they passed away. They were from Dequincy, and on the trip she was telling me stories about how they used to spend the summers at her grandparents. As we came down the road I recognized the area, and it turned out her grandparents house was across the street from the cemetery. Very weird that the only 3 times I have been to DeQuincy I went to the same cemetery and with 3 people who had no connections to each other and that I met in Houston and Baton Rouge.
TLDR - I'm pretty sure in a past life me or someone close to me was buried in DeQuincy.
TLDR - I'm pretty sure in a past life me or someone close to me was buried in DeQuincy.
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