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My friend has a pair of ghosts that live at her Mom's house. They died from the flu a long time ago. They take things like jewelry and move brushes. If you ask for it back, they will usually leave it somewhere nearby.

@mrbee: I would have loved to have seen all that!

I absolutely believe in ghosts! People think I'm weird, but I think babies can actually see them. I think that when babies stare off into a corner or something and smile, they are seeing a ghost sometimes.

I don't believe in ghosts.

It's something I try very hard not to think about because the idea freaks me out! That's one reason I don't want to live in an old house... My BIL used to see spirits when he was younger... He eventually "outgrew" it somehow, but the stories he told me creeped me out!

And great, now I'll be thinking about this topic tonight as I try to fall asleep on my own...grrr!

Ghosts scare the crap out of me, so I guess that probably means I believe in them. When we were looking for a home to buy, I walked into a house that gave me the worst feeling, all I wanted to do was leave! There was no way I would even consider buying it, even though it was nicely renovated and was in a good location. We ended up buying a 100 year old house and I was really afraid that it could be haunted since it is so old, but luckily, no signs of spirits yet! Not even in the creepy basement!

@mrbee: Alice 107.7. They are on I heart radio. I freak out, but I love listening to it every October.

I absolutely do. I grew up in a haunted house and have seen and felt them.

@mrbee: It started after my mom remarried and my step father moved in. Random objects would fly off my bookshelf or start shaking. I almost got hit by a book once. You would hear heavy breathing in my sister's room. My mom and I opened a kitchen cabinet one morning while cooking and had a black shadowy figure fly around us and disappear through a wall. We both saw it exactly the same, too. My step dad watched a figure walk out of their closet and into the bathroom with my mom. I started talking in my sleep regularly and my parents both swore they would hear a male voice reply often.

At the house they live in now, and after I moved out, they had another craaazy experience, totally unrelated. My grandmother had sold her house, and for a few weeks while she got settled into her new house, she stayed with my parents and slept in my twin brothers' room.

After she moved out and the boys moved back in, my parents started noticing one of them wasn't sleeping well. They were only about 7 years old at the time and my mom finally got him to open up and tell her what was going in. He told her that there was a man in his room and he wouldn't ever stop talking. It freaked him out at first, but then he just couldn't sleep because the guy would keep him awake.

After weeks of this, he suddenly told them that the man's name was Jerry. My mom immediately knew what was going on. She walked in their room, started searching, and found my great uncle Jerry's ashes in the back of the closet. He had killed himself when I was really little and my grandma (his sister) always had his ashes with her. She must have forgotten them when she moved out, though. My little brothers had never even heard of him since it wasn't something my family really talks about.

Once the ashes were gone, my little brother never heard from him again.

I don't believe in ghost, however I live next to a cemetery and I found out my wedding reception is haunted! It was featured on ghost adventures last year!!

I believe but no experiences.

I really like to say No, but some of these stories seriously creep me out!!!

I do. When I was little we lived in a house where a woman who had been eight months pregnant had a seizure in the master bath and drowned. I never knew that part until I was older, but me and my whole family would see a black shadow figure swaying by the door to that bathroom at night. I was scared to go upstairs even during the day, and slept in my parents' room because I was too frightened to be by myself in the dark. I called it the Banjo Ghost. Anyway, my parents had the house blessed (I was raised Catholic), but it continued. Finally we sold the house. The people who bought it were total creep-os. They wanted it because of the ghost, basically. They painted all the trim black... I haven't had any particular experiences since, but I guess I still do believe.

@LuckyPenny; I know, right? They didn't even want to see the inside of the house. Just heard the back-story and were all, "Yep, that's the house for us!" But my mom and dad really didn't want anyone to buy the house and not at least have some kind of heads-up about what had happened there and what we felt was going on in the present. They were prepared to have a hard time selling, but it sold pretty quickly.

@MrBee; Ack! I hope not. At least I never heard anything. I'll have to ask my dad if he ever did. Far as I know it was just a creepy feeling in the house in general, and then that shadowy figure. We did try to figure out lots of times if there was something else that could have been making it, but no luck. Now you have me all freaked out. Good thing Eric is sitting next to me and all the lights are on.

When I was in college, I rented a house with my friends. About a month after we lived there, we'd wake up in the mornings to all of the drawers and cabinets open in the kitchen. Nothing would be moved, but they would all be wide open.

A few weeks after this started, my roommate Kelly and her friend Tara stopped by the house to let the dog out. Kelly went outside with the dog while Tara used the restroom. When Tara came out, she saw Kelly walking into her room. Tara called to her, but Kelly just slammed the door in her face. Tara opened the door and followed her, but Kelly kept walking and slammed the door leading to the hallway. Tara was mad at this point and said "what the hell, Kelly, why do you keep slamming doors in my face?!" Kelly, who had just come in from outside with the dog, had no idea what she was talking about.

After that everything stopped, but it took me a while to fall asleep without the lights on.

I do. I don't think DH believes in ghost though. When I was small there was a little boy ghost that inhabited our house. He used to scare me. To this day I can't sleep without the closet closed. Also my grandmothers is haunted by my moms uncle who died suddenly. The activity at the house went down after my great grandparents passed on but my great uncle still acts up from time to time.