Welcome Class, to Room 666...Again

[The Spawn]

stop copyin me!!

[X-Chick]

no you :cmad:

[The Spawn]

Any questions regarding the paranormal?

[X-Chick]

no, but if i did, i am capable of using google. :up:

[Eggyman]

I went on a ghost walk yesterday. It was rubbish. The guide was a failing actor with black paint on his teeth who spat when he talked. Reminded me of Gary Oldman in Friends.

[X-Chick]

they have those around here all the time. i've never actually done one, but my friends said they were incredibly boring.

[Eggyman]

There are good ones, by all accounts, but you have to do research like anything else. This was just close at hand and filled an hour of our time. I'm writing a piece on it and have checked my notes on what the guide said - most seems historicaly accurate, albeit slightly mundane. You look far enough back at any old building, and there's normally something worth mentioning.

The headless dog of Deansgate was really funny though. We followed its route and listened for the distant bark. I earned my time in the pub last night.

[Assassin32]

Is there any other type of plastic explosive that will explode if you drop it or something?

[The Spawn]

Why are you asking these explosive questions?


And X-Chick, the point is having something to google (or speak of from experience) and paste it here a part of the collective.

[X-Chick]

k, here

Perhaps the most frequently told ghost story in Georgetown County is that of the Grey Man.
According to numerous documented accounts, he appears on the beach at Pawleys Island prior to hurricanes. Everyone who has seen the Grey Man says that he warns them to leave the island.Residents who are wise enough to heed the Grey Man’s warning always find their homes undamaged after the storm. Encounters with the Grey Man have taken place before every major hurricane that has struck the island for more than a hundred years.The Grey Man is unquestionably a permanent resident of Pawleys Island, but what causes this kind spirit to warn unsuspecting residents of approaching danger? The answer may lie in one of three different accounts that exist about the origin of the Grey Man.

According to one legend, a young woman was walking the windswept, lonely beach not far from her parent’s Pawleys Island home. She was in mourning for her childhood sweetheart who had recently died in a tragic accident on the island.Her love had returned to Georgetown by ship after an absence of several months. He was so eager to see his beloved fiancee that, rather than wasting one more precious moment away from her, he took a shortcut across previously untraveled marshland. With his faithful manservant riding a short distance behind, the eager fellow and his horse came to a sudden stop and began to sink rapidly into a patch of deadly quicksand. His manservant watched in horror, unable to help his young master, as the young man and his horse disappeared into the mire.

When the young woman heard of her finance’s tragic death, she was heartbroken. After the funeral, she took to walking the stretch of beach where she and her beau used to stroll in happier times. This particular day was windier than most, but it suited her recent mood. She was alone with her sadness in the whipping wind, with the ocean crashing by her side. Suddenly, a figure appeared ahead. As she walked closer, the young woman could have sworn it was her finance. With no fear, she walked toward him. “Leave the island at once,” he said. “You are in danger. Leave the island!” Then he disappeared.

The young lady hurried home to tell her father and mother about the strange, unsettling experience. Upon hearing their daughter’s strange story, her parents immediately began making plans to leave Pawleys Island for their inland home. They did not know what danger they were fleeing, but they did know that their daughter was a sensible person and not prone to flights of fancy. The family left Pawleys Island before dawn the following morning. That night, as they lay sleeping in the safety of their inland home, a fierce hurricane ravaged Pawleys Island. The hurricane destroyed most of the homes on Pawleys Island, but the home of the young woman’s family was undamaged.

[The Spawn]

Where do you live again?

[X-Chick]

Charleston, SC

for now, anyway. :o

[The Spawn]

Where are you moving to?

[X-Chick]

where the army sends me.

[The Spawn]

Do they have internet.

[X-Chick]

everyone has internet.

[The Spawn]

Interesting.

[X-Chick]

but i won't know where i'm going until midway through basic training. of course, then i still have to go through advanced initial training, but i at least get to have my laptop and phone there. :o

[The Spawn]

What kind of laptop and phone do you have?

[X-Chick]

the laptop is a dell xps, but i'm getting a new one after basic and an iphone, of course. :o

[The Spawn]

You love that smiley.

[X-Chick]

yes, i do.

[The Spawn]

Why?

[X-Chick]

i don't know. just do. :o

[The Spawn]

o but of course

[Assassin32]

Why are you asking these explosive questions?

The same reason I've asked every question I've ever asked in this thread since its inception: knowledge.

So:

Is there any other type of plastic explosive that will explode if you drop it or throw it?

[The Spawn]

I have to say no.

[Assassin32]

That sucks. I thought there were some that were unstable.

[The Spawn]

I don't think to the point where you can drop it and be sure of an explosion.

[X-Chick]

Plastic explosives exist for the purpose of being able to cut and mold them. As such, they're very stable and aren't affected by most physical shocks. They can only detonate with both heat and a shockwave, never by being dropped, smashed with a hammer, or even a gunshot.

[The Spawn]

That's what she said

[X-Chick]

:huh: :heart:

[The Spawn]

Yeah.

[Assassin32]

Ok: If I ball up a chunk semtex and throw it against a surface laced with electric charges, will the ball explode?

[The Spawn]

I am compelled to say yes.

[The Kingpin]

Spawn, your sigs used to be cool. I see that one on the shirts of 13 year olds hanging outside the movie theatre

[Assassin32]

The Kingpin lives??

[The Kingpin]

I never left. I was just watching and waiting for the right moment to return

[sabetoonth]

this is a cool thread, taking the insanity test now

[The Spawn]

Well, I hadn't seen it on said shirts...can you even name one of my sigs?

And sabetoonth, welcome.

[sabetoonth]

love the sig dude, lol

thanks for the welcome, im big into the supernaturala nd unexplained :up: and if robert the devil's boasts were true, im decended from the devil himself lol

[The Spawn]

This thread is filled with a few interesting things...the old one was good too.

[sabetoonth]

awesome, also on a side notw, im kinda psychic, it gets scary somrtimes, ok alot of times, my scpre on the insanity test was like 17.464646464646%

[BAH HUMBBUG!]

So...plastic explosives. Is that the topic of the moment?

[sabetoonth]

theres been alot of ghost stuff goin down with people i know

[sabetoonth]

theres been alot of ghost stuff goin down with people i know

[The Spawn]

Anyone watch the new Hawkins show?

[sabetoonth]

never heard of it, whats it about?

[BAH HUMBBUG!]

Which one? I think there have been two so far yes? I have them on my DVR. But I've seen them in spurts. There is a discussion in the tv forum about it.

As far as Alien life goes, I truly believe it exists. How or in what shape or part of their evolution I have no clue. It could just be a bunch of animals on a planet similar to the dinosaur that are still very primitive or they could exist as we have imagined/seen them.

As for if they are hostile or not...I believe it really could go either way. There is no way to really assume just because they are incredibly advanced that they would be peaceful.

I can remembering hearing/reading about one theory a while back. Apparently the grays, as they are commonly referred to, have a deal with certain governments but they are a malicious species and really causing more harm than good. And apparently prior to this some governments were working with another race that was peaceful and helpful but once the grays got involved they declined to help us any further until we cut off relations with the grays.

Sound familiar at all to anyone?

[The Spawn]

So, would you stay away from searching for alien life?

[Assassin32]

What could happen during a pregnancy that would make it potentially fatal for that woman to ever give birth again?

[The Spawn]

Hmmm....where is this coming from?

[Assassin32]

Interest.

[The Spawn]

Only thing I can think of is infection....nothing physical.

[Assassin32]

Is there anywhere particularly interesting where I can find essays arguing their belief in or opposition to the belief of vampires, werewolves, etc.?

[The Spawn]

There is no evidence to suggest vampire and werewolves do exist, have existed or will ever exist....so I think reading anyones argument would be fruitless.

Unless you just want to read.

http://ilovewerewolves.com/do-vampires-exist/


Moreso, the comments.

[Assassin32]

Getting back to the pregnancy question, how is an infection not physical?

[The Spawn]

I thought you meant something like....destruction of the fallopian tubes or something....and not like....the black plague is randomly generated from the birth.

[X-Chick]

Infections, like sepsis, can cause infertility. Postpartum
hemorrhaging can also lead to infertility if the uterus has to be removed.

Also, hi.

[The Spawn]

Totally one upped me. Thanks.

[X-Chick]

It happens. You're welcome.

[doih]

O_o

[The Spawn]

How was everyones Halloween?

[sabetoonth]

Mine sucked, didnt do anything interesting,

How was yours?

[The Spawn]

NYC for 39 hours.

What uninteresting things did you do?

[sabetoonth]

Watched TV and posted on the Hype, was gonna watch monster movies but my dad hates them.

[The Spawn]

Gonna post some Paranormal stuff soon.

What'd you watch on TV?

[X-Chick]

NCIS.

We haven't talked in like three years, you know. I'm sorry what happened forever ago. You were right, though. :up: