Freaky things

[cleveland]

Ok so around 3 months ago i lost my wedding ring. Don't know where i put it but i turned the house and both cars over looking for it but found nothing. Thought i must have lost it while i was out or something like that as i do tend to play with it from time to time. Anyway i got up this morning and the family was already up so i had a shower and got dressed. On the way out to the lounge i went into our bedroom to get my phone which was on the bed and beside it was my wedding ring......................

How bizarre

What do you think has happened, i do believe in the paranormal life although i have never experienced anything to suggest it exists before

 

[I bleed Blue]

You put it down somewhere and to teach you a lesson your missez took it and hid it.

Now that you have learnt your lesson she has returned it.

 

[DJ Dupree]

You had a man-look. Ain't paranormal dude.

 

[I bleed Blue]

You had a man-look. Ain't paranormal dude.

Hahaha you are suggesting it was on his bed for 3 months?

 

[Hard_to_Beat]

The missus is sending you a message.

 

[cleveland]

Already asked her sowasnt the mrs

I could understand a week and it would be funny but 3 months

 

[Rusty22]

driving to work, had the radio on, they were talking about if they believe in god and such.
Then the radio man asked the question is there a god?
I was then at the lights when a car infront of mine's number plates letters were YES ***.
pretty weird, is it a sign?

 

[Senatorguesty]

Already asked her sowasnt the mrs

I could understand a week and it would be funny but 3 months

You asked her a question and believed the answer, hahahaha oh your cute

 

[Macca19]

Maybe she hid it from you to teach you a lesson, then proceeded to forget where she put it herself and only just discovered it.

 

[cleveland]

Knowing my mrs doubt she could be bothered doing something like this...isnt a game player thats one of the reasons i married her

 

[Gough]

I've always found this, while coincidental a touch trippy. At the same moment that Mount St. Helens volcano erupted in 1980, the Grateful Dead were jamming in the middle of Fire on the Mountain in nearby Oregon, a lot of people were unable to leave the stadium after the show as ash rained down on the area.

 

[DJ Dupree]

I was a formless black ball at one stage, before everything blew up completely out of nothing, then I was a stegosarus, then I was blown apart by a meteor, and then for a few million years I was a desert plant, before I was eaten by a frill-necked lizard, subsequently extreted into an iron ore reserve, where I then became a bollard in front of a library, and after that was disintegrated in 1973 I flew through the wind, combined my elements into someone else, fertilised an egg, and was (with the combination of bits of other elements from around the place) born.

I sort of thought it was amazing, until I considered that I could have just as easily been a truck bumper bar or a tub of yoghurt.

Guess I was lucky.

But your wedding ring was put there by a ghost, I think.

 

[Poseidon]

It was the immigrants, I tell ya.

 

[radiojake]

Sort of related to the OP story, but a slight tangent -

Quite a few years ago my girlfriend at the time and myself had been hanging out in the park down the road kicking the footy and just enjoying the sun. When we got home she discovered that one of her rings that she had put in her pocket had gone missing - By this stage is was dark so had to wait until the next day to go look for it.

It could have been anywhere in the park as we had been all around it during our time out there, but we both went to work looking for it. At one stage an older man came up and asked if we were looking for something; I told him a ring was missing. He went on to tell me how he lost his wedding ring 20 odd years ago in his front garden - He said he still looks in the garden most times that he passes it, but still no luck.

Just as he told me that and he started to continue walking, I actually found my girlfriend's ring in the long grass - She was ecstatic and excited that I had found it, but I felt super sorry for the older gentleman who looked back at the commotion and seemed genuinely pleased that we found it but I could sense a distinct sense of sadness that his 20 year search is still not over....

Maybe the ghost in the OP's house should visit this older gentleman and point out where his ring has been all these years -

 

[simmo41]

Knowing my mrs doubt she could be bothered doing something like this...isnt a game player thats one of the reasons i married her

I see. Paranormal activity must be the explanation then.

 

[Mr Gor]

It was the immigrants, I tell ya.

Immigants! I knew it was them. Even when it was the bears, I knew it was them.

 

[Andre]

Immigants! I knew it was them. Even when it was the bears, I knew it was them.

I still resent paying the Homer tax just to help people find missing rings.

 

[Smoooothy]

I've always found this, while coincidental a touch trippy. At the same moment that Mount St. Helens volcano erupted in 1980, the Grateful Dead were jamming in the middle of Fire on the Mountain in nearby Oregon, a lot of people were unable to leave the stadium after the show as ash rained down on the area.

The Grateful Dead were playing a show at 8:30am?

 

[Gough]

The Grateful Dead were playing a show at 8:30am?

2nd eruption, Google it, it's a true story.

 

[GOAUS!]

 

[BotsMaster]

 

[Stratton_Gun]

It was the immigrants, I tell ya.

I knew it was them. Even when it was the bears I knew it was them

 

[Igloo]

I knew it was them. Even when it was the bears I knew it was them

Come on Stratton_Gun, keep up

It was the immigrants, I tell ya.

Immigants! I knew it was them. Even when it was the bears, I knew it was them.

 

[treefingers]

And that's why you always leave a note

 

[Illinois Nazi]

The Grateful Dead were playing a show at 8:30am?

Yah, they were still on their third number from the show that started the previous evening.