Shadow People Where Do They Come From

[Fredkc]

"Oh, God not tonight"

Interesting choice of words... sort of begs a question:

The kind of "not tonight" usually followed by "I have a headache" ?
Meaning you'd seen him before, and tonight just wasn't a good night for it?

Or the kind like, "The last thing I needed tonight was some 'new and exciting' experience?

Fred

[mntruthseeker]

Originally Posted by Fredkc

"Oh, God not tonight"

Interesting choice of words... sort of begs a question:

The kind of "not tonight" usually followed by "I have a headache" ?
Meaning you'd seen him before, and tonight just wasn't a good night for it?

Or the kind like, "The last thing I needed tonight was some 'new and exciting' experience?

Fred

OH LOL LOL

I was unable to sleep 3 days prior due to things I was reading up on and so I was exhausted..............but hey, it worked

[SWIFT]

Hi all,
That's new type of encounter with shadow people and how they managed to talk is very intresting indeed. However, is it blackprojects hologramic designs?

Cheers
SWIFTY

[mntruthseeker]

Originally Posted by SWIFT

Hi all,
That's new type of encounter with shadow people and how they managed to talk is very intresting indeed. However, is it blackprojects hologramic designs?

Cheers
SWIFTY

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They talked telepathy..............otherwise my husband would of woke up He doesnt miss a thing. It was very strange and when I told him he just shook his head. He says, no way, I would of heard something

[Fredkc]

Here is a pic very similar to what I meant about "head gear"



"I was unable to sleep 3 days prior due to things I was reading up on and so I was exhausted"
Ok, thanx. I guess I could have just asked if you'd seen him before, but I'm a bit mouthy, and like to have some fun with forums.

BTW, that is King Balor, from the movie Hellboy II. It's currently playing on cable TV, and I tend to inch up the volume a bit during the drunk scene when they're singing to Barry Manilow... hey, it aggravates the wife. what can I say?

Nobody murders a Barry Manilow song quite like Ron Perlman