I'm not saying I believe in it, but I've never been able do to the Bloody Mary thing in a mirror. Or The Lord's Prayer backwards. Ouija boards freak me out too. My friend's nan warned us away from them when we were kids and I've never tried one since.
I'm just not willing to tempt the supernatural stuff, but I wouldn't say I believe. Safety first and all that :cool:
Bloody Mary or The Lord's Prayer? My aunt put me off doing the latter by telling me a creepy story about when she allegedly did it. Then again, she's an idiot.
I'm going to invent something that changes the world.
When I met my husband he was determined to invent something. We used to squabble about whether the things he came up with already existed or not. Eventually I broke his spirit with a Betterware catalogue and he gave up trying to invent crap gadgets that already existed.
When I met my husband he was determined to invent something. We used to squabble about whether the things he came up with already existed or not. Eventually I broke his spirit with a Betterware catalogue and he gave up trying to invent crap gadgets that already existed.
I did. But I still prefer 'broke his spirit'. :cool:
My favourite was:
Him: An air freshener that you plug in to diffuse a continual gentle fragrance in your room.
Me: An Ambi-Pur plug-in?
Him: What?
Me: Ambi-Pur plug-in. You plug it in and it gives off a scent. They exist.
Him: No. [less certain but nevertheless undeterred] But... a Christmas range. :cool: Cinnamon... nutmeg...
Me: Fgs they already exist. They have all sorts for all seasons - spring fields, cotton fresh, winter spice...We've had one in our house! How could you not know this?
Him: [wilts a bit] (I think the spirit was crushed about here)
I did. But I still prefer 'broke his spirit'. :cool:
My favourite was:
Him: An air freshener that you plug in to diffuse a continual gentle fragrance in your room.
Me: An Ambi-Pur plug-in?
Him: What?
Me: Ambi-Pur plug-in. You plug it in and gives off a scent. They exist.
Him: No. [less certain but nevertheless undeterred] But... a Christmas range. :cool: Cinnamon... nutmeg...
Me: Fgs they already exist. They have all sorts for all seasons - spring fields, cotton fresh, winter spice...We've had one in our house! How could you not know this?
Him: [wilts a bit] (I think the spirit was crushed about here)
We - I - still laugh about that one.
In his defence, he seems to have good ideas. He just needs to have one before everyone else.
Bloody Mary or The Lord's Prayer? My aunt put me off doing the latter by telling me a creepy story about when she allegedly did it. Then again, she's an idiot.
Been there, done that and I have also said 'Candyman' five times in the mirror as well.
As I expected the terrifying supernatural consequences amounted to bugger all.
Bloody Mary or The Lord's Prayer? My aunt put me off doing the latter by telling me a creepy story about when she allegedly did it. Then again, she's an idiot.
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I despise them. Broken promises and they feign shame. We were mugged.
Ive never heard of that, nor am I going to try it
Take some relief in May when they will be banished to the history books.
Bloody Mary or The Lord's Prayer? My aunt put me off doing the latter by telling me a creepy story about when she allegedly did it. Then again, she's an idiot.
please invent teleportation, thanks
When I met my husband he was determined to invent something. We used to squabble about whether the things he came up with already existed or not. Eventually I broke his spirit with a Betterware catalogue and he gave up trying to invent crap gadgets that already existed.
But, you know, good luck...go you...
So, you brought him back down to earth.
I did. But I still prefer 'broke his spirit'. :cool:
My favourite was:
Him: An air freshener that you plug in to diffuse a continual gentle fragrance in your room.
Me:
Him: What?
Me: Ambi-Pur plug-in. You plug it in and it gives off a scent. They exist.
Him: No. [less certain but nevertheless undeterred] But... a Christmas range. :cool: Cinnamon... nutmeg...
Me: Fgs they already exist. They have all sorts for all seasons - spring fields, cotton fresh, winter spice...We've had one in our house! How could you not know this?
Him: [wilts a bit] (I think the spirit was crushed about here)
We - I - still laugh about that one.
In his defence, he seems to have good ideas. He just needs to have one before everyone else.
Been there, done that and I have also said 'Candyman' five times in the mirror as well.
As I expected the terrifying supernatural consequences amounted to bugger all.
I need to know..pleeeeeeease
I can do Candyman. I don't expect Tony Todd to show up afterwards
My aunt claimed that she said The Lord's Prayer backwards and a scary face appeared. She was probably just pissed and not wearing make-up.