#strange phenomena

[ceo-of-sloppy-women]

Realizing im a lesbian is so funny because it’s like my brain auto deleted all my attraction to men. Like (fictional) men I previously found attractive are just vaguely aesthetically pleasing now, but do not trigger the same effect that they had when I thought I was pan. It’s actually wild.

[dischordantcerebralballistics]

Fire rainbows.

[spaceintruderdetector]

1954

[spookcataloger]

Killer buzz (2017)

[archivist-crow]

On this day:

FALLING UPWARDS

On July 10, 1880, Scientific American carried a report of a strange incident in East Kent, Ontario. Two farmers were standing in a field when a booming, cannonlike sound caused them to turn rapidly and witness a cloud of stones flying upwards. Amazed, they examined the area where the stones had been. It was a circle, sixteen feet in diameter, that had been completely swept clean, but without any wind, eruptions, or meteor falls that may have explained the event.

On a clear, calm day in July 1841, in Cupar, Scotland, a girl whose work it was to tramp laundry clean in a tub was doing her job, with others, in the town common. Large sheets, curtains, and various items of clothing were laid out and pinned in place, stretched several hundred yards across the green, when a loud snap filled the sky. A passionate piece of wind whipped quickly down and was gone.

As the girl looked about her, she saw pieces of clothing and heavy sheets, which had been bolted down, ripped up and lifted up to an incredible height before being carried out of sight, never to be found. The items were torn away in a straight line, while smaller, loose articles on either side of them remained in place. One woman, who was holding a blanket at the time, released it, for fear of being lifted up along with it. When the snap filled the air, cattle in a nearby meadow began to stampede in fright and continued to cower long after the incident was over.

Text from: Almanac of the Infamous, the Incredible, and the Ignored by Juanita Rose Violins, published by Weiser Books, 2009

[beyondthepunchlines]

Could The Unexplainable Massive Explosions in 2012 Be Connected To Aliens? 

The Mystery Behind Invisible Explosions Around The World in 2012 In 2012, a massive explosion sound in the sky occurred in Jodhpur. The sound was so threatening as if an aeroplane crashed and created a massive explosion sound. The people of Jodhpur were so frightened that they put forward the inquiries but astonishingly found nothing. There was no plane crash or Air Force testing. There was…

[moved-to-minollo]

happycharacter // all neon like - björk // cloudcore-dreams // strange phenomena - kate bush

[spaceintruderdetector]

https://archive.org/details/CreepyStories/TheBigBookOfTheUnexeplained/

[spookcataloger]

Gloria Ramirez, the toxic lady

[archivist-crow]

On this day:

WATER FLOWS

On July 9, 1975, the Frederick family home in Ayersville, Ohio, was being soaked as puddles of water mysteriously appeared on the top of their TV, shelves, album covers, bedroom headboards. Water also appeared in the fireplace, ran down drapes, and flowed out of the piano keys. The water flows occurred silently and without warning; Mrs. Ann Frederick, continually armed with a towel against them, said, "It's hard to catch it forming, which only makes it more mysterious. It happens when you're not looking at a certain place."

The fluid phenomena began earlier that week when the family of four discovered their kitchen floor under water. For six days, the Fredericks lived with little sleep, and many people, dehumidifiers, and fans on hand to help them. Plumbers and other experts searched for an explanation, but found none. One man exclaimed, "I'd open a wooden kitchen cabinet drawer, and there'd be a half a gallon of water in it. I picked up a rug with an 81-inch wet spot... but the floor underneath was dry. It was really eerie!" No leaks were ever found, and all theories were discounted as the ceilings and walls remained dry throughout the phenomena.

In 1873, Lancashire, England, rain showered down inside a home for the elderly, though the ceilings themselves remained dry. In 1955, in Vermont, the Waterman family's furniture was continually covered with moisture while the Watermans sponged thirteen buckets of water off their belongings in two days. A dish of grapes filled with water as it was carried into a room. In 1963, in Massachusetts, the Martin family house had water spurting from walls and ceilings. The phenomenon followed them when they moved. In 1972, in a Sardinai, Italy, hospital, nine-year-old Eugenio Rossi was moved five times as large amounts of water surrounded the floor around his beds.

Text from: Almanac of the Infamous, the Incredible, and the Ignored by Juanita Rose Violins, published by Weiser Books, 2009

[mass-mind-control]

I hate how I'll be in the kitchen or laying on the couch, and I start reading "wrongthink" material, or thinking "wrongthink" ideas, and I'll suddenly hear this high pitch ringing in my ears that comes on almost instantly and then seemingly fades away slowly over the next minute or so. Idk what it means, but at the very least- it seems to grab my attention so that I'm no longer thinking the "wrong" thing anymore. Idk what I would call it.

[macillacamaulay]

Not Kate Bush writing a beautiful song about periods! We love to see it!

[writerdavidkubicek]

Ghost Tales for Halloween

Ghost Tales for Halloween

by David Kubicek

I’ve always been fascinated by true ghost stories.  I longed to see a real ghost but never quite reached that goal. I have, however, had some close encounters of the ghostly kind.

The Ghost in the Library

The first was when I was very young–nine, ten, or 11. While my Dad was grocery shopping in the Havelock business district I went to check out the library. It was an old,…

[penguinsprinter]

Ever since quarantine started fruit and vegetables started appearing in random places. Potatoes by my dad's house, twice, a turnip that has been sitting at our local park since the beginning, strawberries at a train station, and a bunch more that I don't remember but know they happened.

[mael-frbt]

Spectre de Brocken (phénomène optique rare de montagne), Etival Clairefontaine, Lieu-dit de la pierre d’appel, 26 décembre 2018.