Talk:Shadow people
The shadow people[edit]
Are responsible for moving around the things you are looking for (and putting it back where you left it when you decide to do something else or get a replacement). ) Anna Livia (talk) 16:30, 14 March 2018 (UTC)
Curious[edit]
Me and my family have over the years seen shadow people, heard things whispered in our ear, have outright had stuff thrown across rooms by seemingly nothing etc..... anyone know what can explain that? Our neighbors were experiencing the same shit, when John asked my mom if she experienced anything similar it spooked her the hell out. We wouldn't go upstairs for weeks at a time, and one time mom and a friend of hers were so spooked by a specific noise coming from, you guessed it, upstairs, she fled the house and wouldn't come back for three weeks. We used to hear boots running across upstairs, dood doood doood dood doood, someone wearing heavy boots, my sister once saw a strange white thing staring at her, and my niece saw something the size of a vacuum cleaner staring at her with pitch black eyes. Thoughts? — Oxyaena Harass 13:35, 26 February 2020 (UTC)
- I in particular once saw my compass hurled across the room from my closet to my TV stand by an unseen force, never saw anything like it again. I still have a picture of scratch marks my uncle got mysteriously while asleep one night, the thing wasn't raised, meaning that the scratches had to be internal. — Oxyaena Harass 13:41, 26 February 2020 (UTC)
- It is impossible to give a possible explanation when one is not there, but I will give one story of a mistaken perception. My wife and I came home one night, and were warned by a neighbor of some GIANT CREATURE that ran by her and was behind a bush of our house. The way she described it, it sounded like she saw some sort of demonic hell-beast or something. Logically, the biggest wild animal around here is the coyote, so my assumption was it was actually that. But upon inspection with the good ol' "cell phone flashlight" it wasn't even that: it was simply an ordinary house cat. Granted, a *very* fat house cat (apologies to Tigger :) ) owned by one of our neighbors, who nonetheless moved with impressive speed, but a house cat all the same. It gave me great insight into how at least the more zoological mythology happens, frankly... if you don't get a solid glimpse of something, your brain may go into overdrive and come up with a way more spectacular tall tale. Soundwave106 (talk) 14:04, 26 February 2020 (UTC)
Poems[edit]
Should this and this be mentioned? Anna Livia (talk) 16:52, 26 February 2020 (UTC)