15 Jan

I see dead people!

Last Updated on 16 January 2009 Written by UrbanVox 4 Comments

Do you ever hear noises around the house when there is no one around?

Did you ever have one of these moments when you could swear you’ve seen someone standing (or sitting) near you just on the periphery of your vision scope or feel like there is someone watching you… a presence you just can’t explain?

Do you drink instant coffee???

The BBC has published an article about a research that says that “People who drink too much coffee could start seeing ghosts or hearing strange voices…”

My first thought was: “Oh no… I am screwed!”

I spend the whole day drinking coffee… some times instant (the article says: “People who drank more than seven cups of instant coffee a day were three times more likely to hallucinate than those who took just one, a study found.”) some times not.

That would explain a lot! Why I hear crying or people asking for help or just laughing and some times steps when clearly there is no one around.

That would explain a lot if were not the fact that I feel this presences, and hear/see these things since I was a wee kid. WAY before my caffeine addiction started.

I was VERY happy to have found an explanation for things I’ve been through for my whole life. Something that made me feel less of a weirdo… but the the facts had to come and hit me like a hammer…

“YOU ARE A WEIRDO YOU IDIOT!”

Some call it a gift… I wished some times whoever gave me that gift would shove it…

Then I remember how many times that gift was useful…

All in all once you get used to it it is not AS bad as one might think.

That’s just one more bit of weirdness you find out about me… heheheh

How about you? Have you aver got any experience with the “supernatural” of the non coffee induced kind???

Tags: BBC, coffee, ghosts, halucinations

Comments

lula 15-01-2009, 13:30

My bro-in law’s kid got spooked at the cemetery once (in the children’s section). He’s a very rational man, engineer, builds planes, so for him to admit that something happened (i.e., child would only start crying around the children’s section and immediately stop crying elsewhere; he tested three times, cruel dad!) means something exceptional did happen.