What's the creepiest/weirdest thing you've ever seen?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not creepy; it's weird.

A few years back I was driving from San Diego to Los Angeles, and there's a stretch out there where the highway goes through Camp Pendelton. You are on a flat, but the ocean is a little ways off to your left, and the mountains to the right. It was daytime and clear out.

Out in the ocean, there was something just crazy. Something man-made but looked like out of a movie. All I could see was water roiling around in like--first imagine a water volcano, but then make it look more like a round cake shape. It was so intense and HUGE and surreal. I kept looking, then looking at the road, then looking again, to make sure I was seeing it. It must be some military thing but I have no idea what that was.

I know that area, its close to the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant - was probably related to that.

I know exactly where I was on that drive, and I know where the power plant is, but I can't remember the drive well enough to know whether it was north or south of that power plant. It was not near the power plant. I was just north of where that south-bound rest stop is. Whether or not related to the power plant or the military base, what the hell was that? The whole sea looked like it boiling over--or like maybe some disk was hovering and pushing air down on the water to hover and creating massive water displacement?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saw a motorcyclist on a busy road way- think something like 295 during at rush hour. He got hit by a car, the force of the hit pushed him off his bike and up into the air(about 10' up). He continued in the air and hit the side of a semi. I was driving next to the semi toward the end of the trailer. I saw the guy hit the front part of the trailer and roll along it like gravity had turn sideways. He went right past my window rolling down the side of the trailer. Traffic was going about 60. Took less than a blink of an eye.

I saw something very similar to this in heavy traffic on 95 in Delaware, but it was a school bus instead of a semi. Everyone was going about 50 and the collision was in the far right lane. I saw the guy separate from his bike in mid air at least ten feet up but I didn't see the landing because it was on the far side of the school bus. I checked the Newark, DE paper the next day and the guy lived. Unbelievable.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The pig/devil mirror thing is creepy!

I was in a shopping mall in the 90s (not in the DC area) having lunch at the food court. An elderly man comes up to 30 something me and says--you have beautiful hair. I say thanks and think he is going to turn around and walk off--but then he runs his hands through my hair. And, turns around and walks off while I am so shocked I don't know what to say.

I suspect he was a serial killer. I'm glad you didn't make the cut.

Or just a perv with a thing for women's hair. There was a professor at my school who was creeping around in the library, so that he could look at women's feet when they kicked off their shoes while they were studying. After doing that for years, he started touching and licking them. That only lasted a month or so before campus police arrested him.

What school??!

[Anonymous]

I saw an elderly man walking 2 greyhounds wait till the last minute to step out in front of a car going 60 mph on Clara Barton parkway and get blown 20 feet in the air with the dogs knocking off his shoes and clothes. Him dead and the dogs clinging to life 50 feet away . The police shot the dogs. Just awful.

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The very first time I ever saw my husband, I thought, "Oh, there you are. I've been wondering where you were." I had never laid eyes on the guy before. We've been married 34 years now.

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I was taking care of my dad. He had a terminal illness. The end was near. I was keeping him company in the hospital overnight. My dad started talking to his brother, who had been dead for 25 years. I realized that my uncle had come to escort daddy over to the other side. It was kind of neat to "see" that. And I felt reassured that daddy had a friendly escort for the next part of his journey.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not creepy; it's weird.

A few years back I was driving from San Diego to Los Angeles, and there's a stretch out there where the highway goes through Camp Pendelton. You are on a flat, but the ocean is a little ways off to your left, and the mountains to the right. It was daytime and clear out.

Out in the ocean, there was something just crazy. Something man-made but looked like out of a movie. All I could see was water roiling around in like--first imagine a water volcano, but then make it look more like a round cake shape. It was so intense and HUGE and surreal. I kept looking, then looking at the road, then looking again, to make sure I was seeing it. It must be some military thing but I have no idea what that was.

I know that area, its close to the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant - was probably related to that.

I know exactly where I was on that drive, and I know where the power plant is, but I can't remember the drive well enough to know whether it was north or south of that power plant. It was not near the power plant. I was just north of where that south-bound rest stop is. Whether or not related to the power plant or the military base, what the hell was that? The whole sea looked like it boiling over--or like maybe some disk was hovering and pushing air down on the water to hover and creating massive water displacement?

This is the PP who posted the pic. Maybe whales? both are very active in that area all year round... also a lot of dolphins. wonder if maybe there were a lot of dolphins at that spot and they were swimming in circles creating that weird water formation??? heck I have no idea. I am the also the PP in SoCal who posted about seeing lights hovering over the mountains while we were eating dinner.....so hey I am not a skeptic. There are a lot of "things" out there that we have no idea about and don't understand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The very first time I ever saw my husband, I thought, "Oh, there you are. I've been wondering where you were." I had never laid eyes on the guy before. We've been married 34 years now.

awww! that is really sweet!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was taking care of my dad. He had a terminal illness. The end was near. I was keeping him company in the hospital overnight. My dad started talking to his brother, who had been dead for 25 years. I realized that my uncle had come to escort daddy over to the other side. It was kind of neat to "see" that. And I felt reassured that daddy had a friendly escort for the next part of his journey.

Ditto.

[Anonymous]

The creepiest thing I've seen was a man slowly being crushed by a big stone cube. He was in the back of the truck that carried the huge cube of stone, well restrained with chains, until the truck had a head on collision. I later read in the papers he died. I still have the image of his arms and head over the stone, he was alive and looked full of hope. Sad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not creepy; it's weird.

A few years back I was driving from San Diego to Los Angeles, and there's a stretch out there where the highway goes through Camp Pendelton. You are on a flat, but the ocean is a little ways off to your left, and the mountains to the right. It was daytime and clear out.

Out in the ocean, there was something just crazy. Something man-made but looked like out of a movie. All I could see was water roiling around in like--first imagine a water volcano, but then make it look more like a round cake shape. It was so intense and HUGE and surreal. I kept looking, then looking at the road, then looking again, to make sure I was seeing it. It must be some military thing but I have no idea what that was.

I know that area, its close to the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant - was probably related to that.

I know exactly where I was on that drive, and I know where the power plant is, but I can't remember the drive well enough to know whether it was north or south of that power plant. It was not near the power plant. I was just north of where that south-bound rest stop is. Whether or not related to the power plant or the military base, what the hell was that? The whole sea looked like it boiling over--or like maybe some disk was hovering and pushing air down on the water to hover and creating massive water displacement?

This is the PP who posted the pic. Maybe whales? both are very active in that area all year round... also a lot of dolphins. wonder if maybe there were a lot of dolphins at that spot and they were swimming in circles creating that weird water formation??? heck I have no idea. I am the also the PP in SoCal who posted about seeing lights hovering over the mountains while we were eating dinner.....so hey I am not a skeptic. There are a lot of "things" out there that we have no idea about and don't understand.

Probably something with the water intake for the plant. Sometimes scuba divers get in trouble around those.. Guy in Florida got sucked into the plant because he went too close

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was taking care of my dad. He had a terminal illness. The end was near. I was keeping him company in the hospital overnight. My dad started talking to his brother, who had been dead for 25 years. I realized that my uncle had come to escort daddy over to the other side. It was kind of neat to "see" that. And I felt reassured that daddy had a friendly escort for the next part of his journey.

This happens a lot with dying people

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Anonymous wrote:The creepiest thing I've seen was a man slowly being crushed by a big stone cube. He was in the back of the truck that carried the huge cube of stone, well restrained with chains, until the truck had a head on collision. I later read in the papers he died. I still have the image of his arms and head over the stone, he was alive and looked full of hope. Sad

I visited Salem with my Mom. The punishment for witches was piling stones atop a board while the person slowly suffocated (was crushed) underneath. We read a description of this happening to some poor, accused man. It haunted my mother for a very long time after that trip. Reading about the hope you saw in that man's eyes made that memory all the worse. Man!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was taking care of my dad. He had a terminal illness. The end was near. I was keeping him company in the hospital overnight. My dad started talking to his brother, who had been dead for 25 years. I realized that my uncle had come to escort daddy over to the other side. It was kind of neat to "see" that. And I felt reassured that daddy had a friendly escort for the next part of his journey.

This happens a lot with dying people

I was going to say the same thing. I work with terminal cancer patients and hospice patients and I see this often. I also see many patients who wait for a family member they haven't seen in a while to come see them. And shortly after the visit, they pass.
Also seen many who are surrounded by people all the time and the first moment when nobody is around, they pass. Usually those are parents surrounded by their children/grandchildren, perhaps trying to spare them.


I have many times come to a patient's room because someone called me to say they weren't breathing. So I go in and put my stethoscope up to the patient's chest and hear the very moment their heart stops beating. It gives me chills every time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw an elderly man walking 2 greyhounds wait till the last minute to step out in front of a car going 60 mph on Clara Barton parkway and get blown 20 feet in the air with the dogs knocking off his shoes and clothes. Him dead and the dogs clinging to life 50 feet away . The police shot the dogs. Just awful.

I get angry about people who choose to die at another person's hand. That driver will be impacted for the rest of their life and I can't think of anything so selfish as to inflict that on someone else, no matter how bad things may be.

My kid used to love riding in the first car on Metro to sit and watch the tunnel out the front window. I stopped doing it after I heard about someone jumping in front of a train at the station nearest our house. I can't imagine trying to explain that to a five year old.