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[Emily]

Nah. I've never experienced anything that would change my mind though. 

 

If I did, I probably wouldn't stick around long enough to figure out if it was a ghost. I've seen horror movies! I'm not trying to let some ghost muthafucka kill me. 

[Ali]

Not really but I did grow up in a very old farmhouse that was a bit eerie. You could sometimes smell fresh cigarette smoke on the stairs even though neither of my parents smoked, and when we hadn't been in the house. We were a few hundred metres down a track from the road so it's not like it was a passerby or anything. And occasionally you'd hear a dog bark at night from elsewhere within the house, even though both of ours would be with us.

There's a few tube stations that set me on edge a bit late at night.

[Emily]

Not really but I did grow up in a very old farmhouse that was a bit eerie. You could sometimes smell fresh cigarette smoke on the stairs even though neither of my parents smoked, and when we hadn't been in the house. We were a few hundred metres down a track from the road so it's not like it was a passerby or anything. And occasionally you'd hear a dog bark at night from elsewhere within the house, even though both of ours would be with us.

There's a few tube stations that set me on edge a bit late at night.

 

My mom grew up in a rural area. Most of the houses were old farmhouses so she's had a few experiences like that. The only one I really remember is when she was babysitting a few of the neighbor's kids when she was in high school. She heard the front screen door open, slam shut, and then heard the floor creaking after. She told me that the only way to get upstairs to check on the kids was to pass by the screen door and she said she thought about not even going She said she never figured out what the noise was from because there were no pets and it wasn't a windy night or anything. 

[Chris12312]

Nope, I don't. Wish they were real thouhg