Do We Believe In Ghosts?
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- Have we ever seen a ghost? Do we believe friends who have? It’s all fun and games and beavers until someone sees a dark angel crouching in a fireplace. Listen to R&L discuss a number of true scary stories, including a horrific experience of one Mythical crew member, and their insight into the supernatural on this episode of Ear Biscuits!
EB #261, Original Release Date: 10/26/2020
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rhett - "in the same vein, but a totally different direction"
link - "that's called an artery"
rhett - doesn't react
link - look of disappointment
Such a good one. Sad.
Nice catch! I missed it at first not gonna lie lol
It’s such a good joke too
3 months later and i still don't get it
@@jabari.n Veins take blood to the heart, whereas arteries take blood from the heart to the limbs. When Rhett said "in the same vein, but a totally different direction" and Link rebutted with "thats called an artery", he alluded to the fact that arteries essentially go in a different direction than veins.
Okay but we NEED a Vlog Series of Rhett and Link visiting America’s most haunted locations. They wouldn’t lie to us and honestly it would be so entertaining 🥺
Yes!! Im here for it!
yes pls
I would love to go with them 😜🤫
Yes I love it cos they would be so honest and very objective.
Yes.
I agree with Link at the beginning here. I think the mental image of "sharpening a dicussion/dialogue down to a central, sharp point" works very well for "honing in" on an idea.
i like how he described it, like
yeah, im probably wrong but i hate that my stance is so defensible
i've never even heard "home in," it just sounds unnatural to me.
@@loganreitz4311 I hadn't either; I thought that was a bone-apple-tea-ism. Apparently it's more correct.
yes!^^
@@loganreitz4311 frr
It's all fun and games and beavers til someone sees a crouching dark angel in the fireplace😱 My sentiments exactly Link
Beavers?
@@MikeCheckBiloxi Yea, not sure what that means. I really want it to be a southern turn of phrase I've never heard of, but I think it's just a Link phrase😄
@@oliviagreen7423 im from Gulfport, MS...about as South as you can get. I've never heard of beavers being involved in that phrase lol your probably right...its a link thing 😂
@@oliviagreen7423 Are there beavers in the Deep South?????
@@domino_201 yeah but I think they're mostly in Louisiana...probably some in Mississippi but idk
As an avid reader I have never once heard or read "home in" it's always been "hone in" cause honing represents focusing, coming to a point. Omg people
This is my first time hearing that 'homing in' is normal 🤷🏼♀️ I totally agree with you. I read a lot too, and it's *always* 'honing in'
I've always seen "hone in" as well but I think it's just one of those things where it's wrong but so many people use it now that it's become correct over time.
ever heard of homing missiles? that's where this comes from
@@Kazza_8240 so bc people say it a lot it’s correct? That would be a scary reality lol
@@gilbert4394 I never proclaimed it was correct, I only commented what I myself had seen the most in my life. Just an observation, that's all 🤷🏼♀️
"As long as you don't stick strange things up your rear end, you're probably gonna be ok"
Aw Rhett thank you and God bless
he’s always lookin out for us
yeah, no strange things, only normal things
He always says the wisest things
"Beavers know the power they hold". LOOL
Yeah they do 😏
I almost did a spit take during all that 🤣
I know MINE does. 🤪
Read this right as Rhett said it🤣
Bet they do 😎
Link's Barbie fainting story never gets old.
That spooky story about the creature in the chimney gave me the chills. What a great ghost story! I’m a believer but have never experienced anything like this.
When I was 14 I was sleeping over at my best friend’s house. Her bedroom was in the basement (finished basement, it wasn’t creepy). I had a dream that I was sitting at the bottom of the stairs and she was floating at the top, like she was swimming through air. She was swimming very slowly and there was an aura of light around her. It was like she was moving toward me but also never getting any closer. Although it’s impossible to say, it felt like the dream lasted all night. When I woke up, she was already awake and she IMMEDIATELY told me she had a dream that I was sitting cross legged at the base of the stairs and she was at the top floating toward me. It freaked me out SO much at the time that I started crying. 26 years later and I still remember the dream perfectly and get chills every time I think about it.
EDIT: I’d like to point out, in many cases people tell someone something happened and then that person confirms it. In my case, I had just woke up and hadn’t said anything about my dream. I’m not saying anyone is lying in other situations, just pointing out that in my case, unlike most, she talked about it before I did.
Did she ever learn how to swim through the air?
You guys must've been very connected. Spirituality even if you didn't know it.
@@qwertyferix she hasn’t, but she has plenty of time. And if anyone could it would be her. 🤣
... I'm sure you commented on another ear biscuit
@Jenn Righter so u guys had the same dream? That same night? About each other?
Link is actually terrified towards the end and it’s so funny
Hone in on something deffo makes more sense to me than home in....
Nah
@Rasputin same
Oooh I'm a fan of this new word to me.... "Deffo".... The newest addition to "Def" "Mosdef"
It really doesn’t. Home in is a lot more literal whereas hone sounds more metaphorical. They both make sense but I think home makes a lot more literal sense
You’re right, it’s hone.
Scariest thing that happened to me was getting Ecoli when I was 22 years old. It was the most pain I’ve ever been in. Pooping blood, stomach on fire, HORRIBLE cramping. I was in the hospital for four days. Apparently I had a viral type of Ecoli that they couldn’t DO ANYTHING ABOUT. It wasn’t bacterial, so there was nothing they could give me to make the virus go away. So all they could do was pump me with fluids and morphine and hope for the best. I had disease control people calling me on the phone, FREAKING OUT, trying to figure out where I got it from. The nurses had to wear full gown and mask gear, I was quarantined. They never did figure out where I got it from. Apparently if I hadn’t been a very healthy 22 year old, I might have DIED. I made it through but holy moly, I hope I never experience anything like that again.
Yo Kiko’s story FREAKED ME OUT. I was getting constant chills, even though it’s 2:45 in the afternoon
When I was 18 my dad died in my house. I’m almost 20 now and every morning at 5:45 (when he would get up for work) I hear his footsteps coming down the hallway. I have his ashes in my house and I hear him scratching on the counter that his ashes are on. Then at 6:30 (when he’d leave) I hear a distinct 2 knocks on my door. He worked mon-fri. And guess what? It never happens on weekends. True story.
I have some extreme mental illnesses that often keep me from sleeping, even after a great day like Halloween, my favorite holiday. I havent slept in god knows how long now and it drives me mad but watching my two favorite friends exchange their ideas and opinions is a great distraction from the anxiety I feel. Thank you guys for all the nights you've saved me from going completely insane haha
Sending you good vibes Samantha. Hang in there 💜
@@LizzyDidntDoIt thank you so much, that's really kind of you!
Sounds like attention seeking to me
@@JDMFWALL whatever you wanna believe, bud. I've got nothing to prove, just wanna let the people I admire know how much they mean to me
@Mi p I already am being treated by doctors and am on medications, but thank you for your concern
Link: "Alright I'm just searching 'big beaver.' And I'm going to images"
Me: *instantly nervous* 😟
With safe search off that would have turned out differently
Go incognito lol
I just searched it and can’t find anything bad?? What does this mean
i’m braces girl lmfaooo - thank you for reading my story!!! ❤️
I mean, I'm in my 30s and I just had my first fainter last year. I'm not sure fainting is as common as they seem to think it is. Maybe it's a southern thing with warmer weather, but seeing someone faint is super uncommon for me.
i agree, i’m not sure i know anyone who’s witness a faint
I’m sure I will never experience something even remotely as visually horrifying, as watching someone you know trying to climb up a wall in the dark, look over at you, and scream with such visceral rage that you become immobilized with immeasurable fear.
Rhett and Link teaching me English one podcast at a time 😄 That's why I started whatching them in the first place. They were so challenging to understand at first.
Our minds are built to seek out patterns, especially faces- so when we look into the darkness we scan around for distinguishable faces and movement. I always freak myself out with corner-of-my-eye stuff. I scare myself often by just roaming around my apartment in the dark like going from the bathroom to the kitchen or my bedroom. I think if I ever properly saw a ghost I must have blocked it out of my mind because if I ever saw anything even half as real as the things I imagine I would just exit reality- no thank you cya later.
I agree with the first part because im the type of a person that sees faces a white wall, not like full on humanistic faces but eyes, nose, etc.
There's psychology behind it all, but once you get older it'd said that you lose sensitivity to these "paranormal energies." That's why some kids say freaky things, have sleep paralysis a lot, and have imaginary friends. I'm a huge skeptic, but I truly think our adult minds and eyes block out a lot of what we don't want to see, which are paranormal or other-wordly.
Both 'hone in' and 'home in' are correct. I've never heard anyone say "home in" though.
Same! I wonder if it is regional? I'm from North East USA
homing missiles...they home in!!
Both phrases are used but Webster’s says that “to home in “ hits the nail on the head a little better.
I’ve always said hone in.
Very true
Home In was used first though, then us silly little humans changed it to hone in lmao. Personally, I have always said HONE as well. Maybe I should change it and see if someone says something lolol
@@LakeshoreParanormal You home in on something, but you hone your skills
I agree Rhett, I don't understand how anything can be supernatural. If it has any type of manifestation or existence it must be natural in some way.
yep, I got the same thoughts. If ''it''' can shake the shampoo bottle, it means it's connected to our world.
He was talking about paranormal, what we don't understand yet
I agree. I think the better word is unidentified or, undiscovered
I guess it’s supernatural because it isn’t real and is fictional stuff humans made up
Yeah. It is natural, we just don't fully understand it yet and doesn't have the technology to scientifically examine it.
Scariest thing ever happened to me when I was 22 year's old I was shot in my back, liver and both lung's by a 45 cal. Pistol I spent 4 months in a coma on life support and I pulled thru.!
Any memories from the coma? Look up Brent Hinds of Mastodon. His coma story is pretty wild. LSS, astral projecting around Saturn's rings when jolted back into his body to projectile vomit strawberry daiquiri on the nurse inserting a catheter.
Damn that's crazy! Glad you're still kicking it
Damn dude that’s rough glad you pulled through
Glad you're still here.
Wow that's scary and incredible that you are still alive
I hope everyone reading this has a great day!
You too have a great night sweet dreams
Same to you! ☺️good morning
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Hope you have a wonderful day as well.
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I hope you have a great day and night too!
Thanks and you too. One month closer to Christmas!
Rhett looks like he should be riding a John Deere mower.
Just noticed rhett's shirt says "beans."
"This week at the round table of dim lighting" Ah. Always Gets Me.
Where two lifelong friends talk about life for a long time. Love it
Imagining Rhetts skin melting off his face, floating, speaking in Latin and Kristy being like “GET THE DAMP TOWEL” is the hardest I’ve laughed in a long time
The best ghost story I've heard was from my mom, my mom had her grandma's rocking chair and music box in our basement she kept the music box in the desk beside the rocking chair so it wouldn't get wrecked it also creeped her out. So one day my mom goes down to do laundry and as shes putting the laundry in the dryer the music box starts playing startled she looked towards the music box, which was now out of the desk sitting beside the rocking chair which was rocking back and forth like someone was in it. When I was a kid the cupboards would also randomly open and slam, eventually we got rid of the music box and rocking chair and the weird stuff stopped
*The head in the railing scenario that Link mentioned reminded me of that Kenan & Kel episode. Only ol' school Nickelodeon people would probably remember that though.*
I've had Rhett's EXACT experience with sleep paralysis. I never saw anything, but I could feel that I was awake before my body was. I always had to violently jerk myself awake - even my eyes took so much effort just to open. It is lowkey terrifying.
I would love for Rhett and Link to either go on a ghost haunt or stay in a haunted place when they’re traveling then hear about their experience.
After my Daddy died, I had went several days with no sleep, i was still living at home, i went to my parents room and layed down I felt my Daddy's hand grasp mine, I looked and saw nothing but could feel his hand still, I fell calmly to sleep. I don't know if he was considered a ghost or not but it was wonderful. Now five years prior when my mom died my brothers family moved in, when my daddy was on the road they slept in my parents room. My sister in law claims to have been haunted by my mama.
It was the same with me only it was my mom
i’m glad you were able to have a nice experience like that after he passed!!
@@mack5651 ty
@@stinky6958 when it's not negative I don't consider it a haunting lol
That’s beautiful, to feel the comfort of your Daddy still there 💜
27:54 such and under appreciated joke after talking about beavers. Well done Link!
I also had sleep paralysis. I used to see a demonic, humaniod female figure every night when I fell asleep. She would choke me, push down on my chest until I felt my ribs crack, and break my legs. And as crazy as it sounds, I felt the pain. Even tho it may have been all in my head, I swear I felt it. My chest would be bruised in the morning, and I would have scratch marks on my wrists. And the worst part was,
I couldn't move.
The paranoia got so bad that I didn't sleep anymore, I would see her during the day in crowds, in mirrors, I would hear her hiss at me. I discounted the hissing a first. You see, I have a large boa (snake) that has a deformed nose so she makes a hissing sound when she breathes. But I knew it wasn't her when I heard the hissing in my room upstairs. My boa is downstairs.
I didn't tell my little brother about it, he was very young and easily frightened. I knew if I told him he would start to see his own version of this thing too.
But one day he was complaining of a horrible nightmare. When I asked him about what his dream was about, he described the demonic being I saw in my dreams to a T.
This wasn't just a dream.
It was then that I realized this thing was probably real, and an actual danger to me and my little brother.
My mom cleansed both of our rooms the following morning, and we've never had the problem since
thats so scary!! im glad it stopped happening
Lay off the meth
It was the hag
That was a fun read! Thank you! I’m sure it wasn’t fun when you were experiencing it. Come to think of it, now I’m terrified just having read that!! 😆
Well, often sleep paralysis and nightmares and night terrors can be shared between multiple people. Our minds are meant to seek out patterns
let me tell you,, when this podcast first came out on itunes i was listening while in bed at around 3am and got so scared that i did that thing where you hide under the covers and slowly start to suffocate bc it gets really hot. i spent the whole rest of the night breathing through a tiny mouth hole i made bc i didn't want the DEMONS to get me 😂
Aww.
🤣🤣🤣 I'm glad your lips didn't get got.
Dang you are easily scared but I am too so your not alone. 😱
I started looking around my room paranoid of the demon getting me too!!!
I always forget that most people can't breathe under there blankets and idk why but I've never had that problem I always sleep under my blankets
Rhett and link always have the most complete, level headed, and just solid conversations. I love it
Always a pleasure also seeing them talk as well as listening on Spotify
Are they talking about Scary things?
it’s very nice starting the week with an audio podcast then the video at the end of the week! they’re so good i can rewatch lol
@@pabloo014 mhm
When I was younger I fell asleep face down and I remember not being able to wake up and move just like Rhett described and nearly suffocating it was super scary
One time my mom woke me up because I was lying face down in my pillows. My mom doesn't typically react the right way in these types of scenarios so when I woke up she was really groggy and she just calmly told me (a 5-year-old me btw) that she thought I had died and suffocated myself in my pillows. Me being 5 was just like, wait you can die from pillows? and fell back asleep. I still am just shocked at how calm my mom reacted tho lol.
Scariest thing that’s happened to me was my grandfather passed away over 4 years ago and recently he came to me while I was lying down and sat beside and out his hand on me and warned me that “I will be okay” and it was crazy because I saw the cushion move and I thought I was going crazy..
I love spooky ear biscuit. I also love the awkward silence after someone talks xD
We need more scary stories/tweets. Possibly a multiple part podcast.
Rhett and Link spend a night in a haunted house....let’s talk about that!
Yes!! They can stay in my house.. One of my scary stories is in the comments.
This is spooky because I keep getting chills in my head and back and keep tearing up
Somethin bout a long haired bearded dude with a trucker hat. Rhetts just lookin coool
that's kinda ironic cuz his intention was to achieve the opposite effect by growing out his hair and beard lol
i think he looks like someone that would drunkenly stand outside of a construction site and whistle at me when i walk by lmao buuut you see things your way i see them mine
I'm exactly with Rhett here, I've gotten sleep paralysis before but I never saw a figure (knocks on wood) everything that Rhett described as his sleep paralysis was exactly how I had mine
“Daddy’s not gunna be clappin, daddy’s gunna be crappin” lmfao this show sometimes 😂😂😂
I can imagine Link sleeping with his night light on after this conversation
I was a “monster” at Knott’s Scary Farm’s Halloween Haunt for nearly 20 seasons. I met both of my husbands at Haunt. Scaring people is a major part of my life.
You all have been a staple in my house now for years! Never failing to brighten my day! Much love from West Virginia!!!
looking at the episode and then at the clock reminded me its daylight savings time. its supposed to be 6 but its 5
Thanks for the reminder 😂
I was 10 years old playing on the upper bunk bed minding my own business when something (a feeling) made me look behind me to the wall across from the bunk beds where we had a wall length mirror. Because of the mirror I could see the bottom bed and as I stared I noticed that there was a dent on the mattress as if someone was sitting there. The second I noticed it it popped back up (even the springs made a sound) so I climbed down so fast and ran to my parents. To this day I'm certain there was a ghost in that one house.
I fell asleep halfway into this, and I woke up to Rhett and Link saying "thank you" repeatedly. I had probably listened to a couple hundred "thank you's" before waking up.
It's a great day when we can combine R & L, 👻 stories & Primus references. I 🖤🖤🖤 these guys
Sorry Rhett: I say "HONE IN", too
honestly never heard anyone say 'home in'
Is he trying to troll us?
@@gdragon521 if I heard someone say "home in" I'd they they were an idiot, honestly
It’s home. Homing beacon, homing missile. People have said it wrong so much you believe it lol
Plot twist: Kiko’s figurines are the reason they even had a chance to fight back against the figure.
Looks like someone didn't account for daylight saving time
arizona laughs
Daylight saving, no ‘s’
I thought I slept in until 9 then I realized I never turned the clock back 🙄🤣
Not everyone does it...so...
@C. L. that's not very mythical of you
My mom said when she was home alone as a kid, one day the music boxes in her mother’s glass cabinet started playing out of nowhere. She ran and locked herself in her room until people returned-freaked out to this day about those music boxes!
27:47 I loved the Primus reference from Link
Professional editor here: "hone in" is an acceptable phrase, and the one I use
Book or Film editor
Haha... of course Christy was the one who made sure Rhett didn't die on the way down.
Hey Rhett, it's called orthostatic hypotension, a form of low pressure caused by suddenly getting up from a sitting or lying position. Basically you get up so quickly that the blood on your lower body doesn't have enough time to reach your brain and you could pass out from it although most people just get dizzy. This happens to me all the time.
I missed this one when it came out. I'd really like to talk to Rhett with my experiences with, what I believe to be a haunted house that the majority of my first 21 years were in, and my sleep paralysis. Then my experiences after moving out, and having another 21 years in different houses. (and my parent's new house, and it's still hauntedness). He has a lot of questions/points that I've gone through, and answered with myself as no place I've lived in has had the feelings/experiences my childhood home had, even though I had a creepy 100 year old house with an unfinished basement.
Pt. 3 There are many more "awake" experiences, but when Rhett and Link brought up sleep paralysis, it brought back the terrifying remembrance of the experience I can only think was exactly that. I was in my room now. My room was the only one in the basement and was built sharing a wall with the stairs. It did not have windows (which, we are now very aware that is not up to building code for a room. I don't live there anymore). I was asleep and suddenly awoke unable to move. I could hear what my brain created as a "Demon" slowly walking up and down the stairs, running his long claws against the wall. As it took the 3rd and final round down to the bottom of the stairs, I could hear them turn and start walking towards my door. As I looked down across my feet to the opening under the door, I saw the shadows of a body on the other side. Breathing heavily and unable to move or scream, I heard the scratching again, this time on my door. In my head I could hear them saying "Let me in. Let me in. Let me in." I started to struggle, but unfortunately don't remember waking up or how it ended. I do however, remember the terror of being helpless. I had a couple experiences of sleep paralysis, but this is the one that I remember most vividly.
I relate to Rhett explaining all his problems with passing out and getting dizzy while standing up too fast but I’m only 4’11
That bacteria logic is actually so good. I love listening to Rhett talk.
I’ve always said Home-In ever since I was a kid playing Sonic Adventure, his main attack is the “Homing Attack” so I always said home-in on the target 😂
I'm never seen someone faint before either and I'm 45.
This was awesome. Glad to see they're becoming more open minded that analogy of trying to explain germs to people in the ancient times is SO accurate & on point to trying to explain a supernatural/paranormal event to a modern person... it's the same thing. It's just something that's outside our current perspective since we don't have the right tools or technology to see it or understand it. Thanks for explaining that Rhett 🙌
i’m actually with link on the hone in/home in debate tbh
Same
I fall asleep listening to old episodes of this sometimes...I had the most realistic dream that I ran into Chase and he asked me to be a writer for GMM... and I quit my job and flew immediately out to LA. It was so realistic, I woke up so disappointed that it wasn't reality...and this episode was playing.
I'm the one with the story of the dip in the bed, I decide to take that story, because I got like 10 different stories and decided to take the harmless one. It was in the middle of the day, a summer day and I was alone, I passed my bedroom because I went to the kitchen to make something to eat and I saw the dip and watched what was happening, but after getting made fun of by Link I decide I will tell you the worst story I have. And it includes my dog. English is my 4th langauge so no complaining and I'm 25 now, that happened when I was about 19/20, so no one can call me hormonal again.
I went to sleep and my dog usually sleeps on the bed with me. She always lies between my feet, she doesn't like to be cuddled while sleeping. Then like she got hit she jumped, went up the bed to lie between my arms and she kept looking up. The fear in her eyes I will never forget. I still had the lights on at this point, because I was reading so I automatically looked up and saw nothing. I thought maybe there's a spider, a bug or something. There was no scratching noise coming from the wall. Even if it was an animal, my dog would want to hunt it. So the fear was real and not towards an animal.
I tried to stay calm and told myself its probably that my dog got startled by something. My dog lied down after a while and I believed it's over, so I switched the light off and tried to sleep. The moment my room was dark my dog started to whine and lifted her head again, and here I admit I may imagine stuff, but I was convinced that someone was watching me and breathing on me. At some point my dog was about to bark but she didn't.
That went for another night, and then I told my mom about it. And then another night, of me not sleeping a wink and my dog being scared and restless, my mom came with holy water and the whole stuff and did something in my room. And then that night nothing. My dog went back to sleep on top of my feet like nothing happened and I was still scared shitless.
My family believes in ghost and the likes, I grew up with tarot cards and stuff, so I take it kinda personal when someone tells me I'm imagine stuff, when I get anxious over that shit. I had a phase when I walked home from school, I had the feeling someone was following me and I kept turning around but there was never someone. I told my mom that and she looked at me weirdly and said to never turn around. Or more often than I would like to, I always see something from the corner of my eyes, a flashing of white, and that happens when I'm not thinking of scary stuff, that happens when I finally don't feel anxoius over shit.
I believe you - when I heard them read the story I believed it then too, even though Link diminished the story.
Keep sharing your stories even if people don’t believe in them. You know your truth and that’s all that matters.
Theyre comedians with comedy based shows. Of course theyre not gonna take most of this stuff seriously. It's all subjective anyways. Who cares if they "made fun" of your story? It was a little funny. You know it to be true and thats part of what defines you. No need to prove yourself. Stick to your beliefs!
I personally believe that some people are able to see/experience paranormal activities, while others are unable to. I have personally never experienced any, but I am always open minded to those who do have those experiences.
your bed dip story, although brief, resonated with me. I kinda winced when Link made fun, which I'm sure he didn't mean harmfully, but, still...as a person who grew up with this sort of esp for ghosts and spooky stuff especially because I had a ghost in my house, my heart went out to you hearing/seeing that reaction or doubt💖 love and support to you
@@CarraIsNerdy thank you for believing me! I know Link didn't mean it like that, that was his usual foot in mouth situation lol its still kinda hurtfull when no one believes you and it kinda makes you feel crazy. So I'm really grateful that you believe me!
I've always said 'hone in', for every context, thinking as in coming to a point and focusing on something. But apparently home in is for getting to a certain end goal, a destination. Hone in is usually used for making better something. Interesting.
I’ve had multiple super natural experiences in my life. Most of which happened a decade or more ago when I was much more open to it. Since then I’ve become a father and I’ve not been as open. But I’m most definitely a believer due to my experiences.
Care to share ?
I moved into an old house basement, woke up in middle of night with ‘something’ sitting on feet, I was alone no pets. I would hear door and cupboards slamming upstairs during day when no one was there. Lived there 2 year, interesting experiences, now I believe.
I have never considered ear biscuits a horror podcast until now. I am watching this close to sleep and I won't sleep. 😳
I sometimes fall asleep to ear biscuits but if you are trying to sleep I don't recommend this.
I agree with Link when he says "Clearly, I have a bias because I'm afraid" I hear you Link! I too don't want it to be real because it would freak me out thoroughly. Sleep? Never.
i'll take a Primus reference from Link any day :-)
27:00 "BIG beaver." ("You've got safe search on.") 😂 🤣
I've seen a lot of strange things i can't explain doing what I do as a paranormal investigator.
Lmao you have the easiest job on the planet lucky you
Rhett's perspective on the term "supernatural" is 100% the context I think and talk about it. I've had that exact conversation with people, lol!
I had sleep paralysis 3 times- all times in my college dorm room. I use to also wake up in my room there with nosebleeds which is something I’ve NEVER had outside of the campus and haven’t til this day. I’ve been out of there for 3 years and have never had a nose bleed since. My first two years I had the same room- my 3rd year I had a room on a different side of the building and never had sleep paralysis there or ever again. I would see the shadow figure :( he would come up to me and become a cloud of darkness on top of me holding me down and taking my breath. I would wake up crying and gasping for air. My roommate also said she once thought she saw something at the foot of my bed but when she turned on the lights nothing was there :( that place really scares me- specifically the dorms on the side of the building where I experienced this.
I have a solid 3-5 years where I can vividly remember extremely detailed nightmares every day for the time we lived in a certain house, and very vivid sleep paralysis.
so proud of them for 1. being able to do the intro correctly and 2. not spending 5 minutes talking about the intro 😂
My cousin, who I never met, died in a car accident on the street I live on before I was born. We live on a 40 acre farm kind of in the middle of no where. I see my cousin, wearing the same clothes from the night he died, walk down my drive way and into the old cattle barn where he used to work every night.
I've had sleep paralysis many times (though not in a few years thankfully) and I always see something scary. A dark mass on the ceiling, a giant insect on the bookcase beside my bed, and once many years ago, a tall cloaked, hooded figure standing in the room, in the doorway facing out, and the hood fell back and it was a giant eyeball, complete with larger-than-normal, grotesquely-shaped optic nerves coming out the back of it, which formed a kind of neck that went down into the cloak.
When I learned that sleep paralysis was a thing (I didn't know before that, and wondered about my sanity, though I never actually thought what I was seeing was real), I was able to remember what it really was when I awoke and saw something, and it didn't take long after that for it to stop.
I’m 6’8 and I have the same issue Rhett has when you are sitting down for a while then standing up and having to hold yourself up
I've always been really sensitive to certain environmental changes like acoustics of a room, or when a place starts using a new kind of lightbulb. I think a lot of people who say the've seen ghosts sense these things too, but can't pinpoint the cause, which results in hallucinations as their brains try to invent a logical reason for what they feel.
Link saying “We gotta find a new…Kiko..” is hilarious
I’ve heard the scratching and growling during sleep paralysis, and I’ve also seen the dark figure but I was immediately angry with the figure for being in my room and waking me up (PTSD from being the youngest of 4) so I yelled at the dark figure pretty harshly, flipped on the light and it was gone. Haven’t seen it since that time
but sleep paralysis means you can’t move or speak aka you couldn’t yell at it. that’s the whole “paralysis” part. either your story is a bit exaggerated, it was a dream, OR that was a real demon/entity and you legit thought it was just sleep paralysis and yelled at a real spirit 😭😭
Throughout my life, I had felt exactly like Link. I was terrified of the potential of these things existing. My younger brother, very much the opposite, shared a room with me. In high school, we moved to a house that was built on the site where my parents' church used to be. My family was more comforted by this than worried. After some time though, my brother, again the less susceptible of the two of us, started describing being consistently "haunted" by what he believed was a demon. Both he and my mom described having their feet touched at night, their blankets pulled off of them, seeing dark figures, and that general uneasiness like you're being watched. Eventually he taped a bunch of scripture to the bottom of my bed and they invited someone to "bless" the house which seemed to make it stop for them. The situation has always sort of confused me. We shared a bunk bed, he slept 4 feet below me and I never experienced a thing. Now, I'm more jealous of his experience than afraid haha
This story gave me serious goosebumps! Something about the thought of a demon hanging around a demolished church is horrifying
This is cool. Nice way to set a scary theme, I like it.
I fell asleep to this and dreamt i house sat for Link's family. The dream felt lucid dream-y so i consciously tidied up the office and walked around. Still heard the episode at times too. Woke up from my partner coming home from work right as i took Jade out for a walk.
How did you manage to fall asleep to this episode lmao
I've never seen a ghost, personally. But when it comes up, I usually steer the conversation toward UFO's eventually, because I haven't seen one of those either and the two seem oddly related to me in that way.
12:51 distinctly not distinctively. That’s another Merriam Webster discussion for another time. 🤣
For me, the scariest experience for me was back in October 2011, me and my parents visit the Johnstown Flood Museum. When you get there they ask you to go to the 3rd floor to watch a documentary on the flood (31 May 1889). We were the only ones in the cinema on the 3rd floor. As we watched the documentary, I felt two hard kicks to my lower back! No one else was there as I looked around and demanded "Who kicked me?" Ever since then, I have had extreme back pain and actual damage to my back visible in x-rays and MRI. No doctor believes me that I was kicked by a ghost. Who else could it have been? My parents did not and would not do that to me. I've had other ghost encounters but only one that caused damage.
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Is your back doing better now?
@@cgi_angel6001 Nope. I still have the pain.
I've noticed that people who have seen or believe in ghosts are the ones who believe in a higher power. The ones who have not seen anything, don't believe in anything. I'm the first, my boyfriend is the second. So idk if that has anything to do with it.
Don't think so. I don't believe in God/a higher power but I've experienced things.
No it’s only people who believe in ghosts who think they see them. When I was a kid I thought I saw ghosts all the time but once I realized they aren’t real I have not had any experiences period. Just their mind playing tricks 😁