Thing

My favourite film has to be The Shining. I've watched it a million times and it still creeps me out. It's not bad for being made in the 70s anyway, but I just do not see why it is an 18 rating? I watched it first when I was about thirteen and I did not find it incredibly scary or anything.There's quite a few differences in the movie than in the book. There's no maze in the novel's Overlook Hotel, so the chase between Jack and Danny is done on the top floor of the hotel - which is barely mentioned in the movie.Another thing that is barely mentioned is the hotel's history. Yeah, you see Grady, Jack talks to him about what Grady did but that's about it.The hauntings going on in the Hotel are sort of justified really badly in the movie. The hotel owner states that The Overlook resides on an indian burial ground. Like, how many US horror stories have that in them?Sorry if I ruined a few things for a few people, but I've only mentioned things briefly...

Have you ever experienced something of a paranormal nature? Dictionary.com says Paranormal is Basically, something that happens without a scientific explanation. Or I just call it "spooky goings on" The nearest I've got to a paranormal experience was about a year ago. I was walking on a path that led up to a bridge over the canal, on my way to school. The path I was walking in is almost adjacent to a road, but it was quite empty, and quite early in the morning. On the opposite bank of the canal, is a derelict glass works with a yard of cars. I was just minding my own business walking along this pavement, and then I heard some weird noise to my right. It sounded quite eerie, and lasted for less than a couple of seconds. It was coming from really near to my right shoulder - the side by the canal. Only when I turned to look over to my right, nothing was there. Just the canal, no birds or animals on it either. I can't quite describe the sound, just that is was very creepy and not too loud. The noise was shrill and it could maybe have been produce by an animal, but I'm not sure. I carried on walking and it happened another two times, looking over my shoulder each time, I saw no evidence of what could have been making the noise. The noise actually stopped when I reached the middle of the bridge and when a car happened to go passed me. My sister has had a paranormal experience before, it happened one day when she was all alone in our house. The room she was in, happened to be our bedroom, on the 2nd floor (2 floors above ground level), and the only room above this bedroom is a very cramped and cluttered attic. Boxes and furniture occupy this room, there's literally no room in there to breathe, yet alone to fit a person in or for them to walk around. This attic is only accessible from a single trapdoor, which is housed in the staircase's ceiling. Sat around reading a book, nothing spooky I'll have you know, at about five in the evening, she suddenly heard, from above, heavy footsteps, on the opposite side of the room's ceiling. The owner of these footsteps, could have been walking in workman's boots, and they moved in an irregular shuffle. They seemingly headed towards her, no boxes or furniture could be heard scraping out of this person's way, she froze hardly breathing, hardly believing what she could hear. The footsteps neared the ceiling above where she resided, they suddenly stopped. She sat motionless for a hour, never to hear the footsteps again. She refuses to stay alone in the house to this day. My friend had an experience with the paranormal today. She was in her bathroom, about to wash her hair, when she heard somebody whisper "red" and then another word. She was quite shocked by this, as you would be if you heard someone talking in a room unoccupied apart from yourself, but when she turned to look, the room was as before - unoccupied. She washed her hair, then looking in the mirror, she sighted a person looking over the top of the bathroom door, which was open slightly. Once again, she looked for a person, but sighted no-one. Not even in the adjoining rooms. I found these on a forum, they are really quite strange, I must say: The second story: And another: - Samuella From the forum on http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ you need to be logged in to view the topic though: here So, have any of you witnessed anything paranormal? oh, I have found a few extra interesting ones on different forums. KittyRadio and RekordsRekords... This one's weird: - Crassy From Rekords Rekords (FORUM): - nurse_kagome - Andi Christ - Cornholio - pituiterrydactyl creepy stuff Notice from Kubi: Merged double posts. Next time use the EDIT feature. Verbal warning.

There's actually a few FF movies. I saw one on television a few months ago. I cannot remember what Final Fantasy it is, but it involved being that no plants grew, apart from in some distant parts of the land. I think so. And these sort of like ghostly creatures killing people around the world...

That sounds like it could be really funny I'm loving the pick-up lines, especially. And for once, ladies' pick-up lines.I'm going to have to tell all my friends those pick-ups lines, definetly

That seems like a really funny idea! I've gotta use that sometime.

Wow! what a cool idea. I've paid bus faire entirely in 2 and 1 pence coins. It was more than a hundred coins.

Anger is a part of our human nature, it's probably not a good thing to suppress it. It's good that you have so much control over that particular emotion, I know I certainly could not - I'd be snapping at everybody probably after only a short period of days.

That's probably better than mine haha. We based ours around the superstition, that has a high theme in the play.I think you used the word "and" and the phrases "is responsible", "are responsible", "also responsible" too frequently...you could use microsoft word or a thesaurus to find a different word. I'm usually getting marked down for my repititions, anyway.

I think it's just some person who is very good at faking photographs. Sometimes the Loch Ness monster just looks like a group of floating tires.I've been to the Loch, and to a sort of museum that had the history of the monster and a presentation about it, I still think that it's just an elaborate hoax just like big foot!

I'd say Internet Explorer over Opera, just because I'm a die-hard IE fan Most websites aren't made to be compatible with Opera, which would be frustrating to actually try to browse in piece.

Games for the Xbox can sometimes be dirt cheap, but there's less of a selection of them in stores (or so I've found).With the 360...don't you have to use batteries for the controllers? It would probably be annoying if you wanted to play around the clock for a day if the batteries run out after a few hours.The 360 has a better system than the Xbox.I chose Xbox though, I have both, but I'm always playing on my xbox (not quite sure why though, just personal preference, I guess?)

Here in England, SATs are for 13-14 year old students, I got the top levels possible on all of my subjects I was tested on (English, Maths, Science). But this year is my final year, when I'm going to be doing my final GCSEs, which are probably the British equivalent to those SATs. I've already done a number of those exams, and they have been extremely easy for me.

I've never ever skipped a class. I wouldn't skip the really important lessons, like English where there's multiple GCSEs involved.I'm dying to run out of school when I'm about to do PE though. I walk to school everyday (a couple of miles each way), I'm reasonably fit, so I don't really need to run around a concrete pitch for an hour, do I?Where could I go to skip class? I can't really leave school because there's always police driving around my town (as there should be). I've never tried hiding in the toliets...but I couldn't spend a whole hour in there.

My house? that is an interesting way to put it, I must say...

People at my school get popular by joining in with the once-small group of smokers, so now when you walk around outside, there's a large number of kids on the streets smothered in clouds of cigarette smoke.I think it's a rather fickle thing, popularity. Are these people really your friends, or are they just after the large groups to hang out with, for company only?It would probably be better having a small group of close friends. It would be easier to spend time with them all, and you'd get to know them quicker - seeing as there is smaller number of people to talk to.And, if you had a large number of friends, wouldn't you have to buy a load of Christmas cards?

Hello everybody I'm known online as Thing, offline as Pogo (that's not my real name though) and I spend equal time online as I do offline.I've been making websites for 6-7 years now, which would probably shock a few people because I'm still only a teenager. The websites I own are usually personal, but I've been known to own a large number of music-related fanlistings or a fansite or two.If I'm not online, i can usually be found reading a novel, playing guitar and just hanging out at my friends' houses.This website appealed to me, seeing as I've had trouble with domain hosting before, I figured I'd give it a go, and here I am.

I borrowed a DVD of Advent Children from one of my friends, what a great movie! I've only played one Final Fantasy game, and that's the 7th one, which this movie is like a sequal to, am I right?And the graphics in Advent Children It must of took a huge team a long time to produce graphics like that...holy wow.