I forgive you THIS time Mr. 3G. I only had to step my zanex to 5000 milligrams a day now and the stroke was minor. I only lost the use of the right side of my body. Luckily I'm left handed.

I've encountered some strange things like.

Footsteps in empty houses, rooms, and wharehouses.
Cold spots.
Far-off sounding voices.
Strange shaddows.

I've been a few places where I look at the house, place, whatever
and my feet stop moving, I get filled with an overpowering sense of dread and will not enter.
Sometimes, I've been a few places where my radar must've not been working.

Several family members have seen spooks, including my mom, granny, and an uncle.

Never have seen one myself but have felt a "Presence".

How about this photo a bird watcher sent to me, he took it in a cemetery.

Cold spots, If you can sense this then you are more in tune then most. Feeling a presence is not something that everyone can do. This is a subject that always brings on great debate, But I will always vote yes on this issue.
If anyone is interested in a long, but true story of the 2 ghosts that I lived with for a year, send me a p.m. The story has a happy ending, even for the ghosts.

ants can sense cold spots.....if you put them in the microwave and turn it on, they'll run to the cold spots

don't ask me, it's just something i heard

Now you will believe in ghost ledgend - cause im going to haunt you..along with my ants

I think that you are correct on that one Legend, you can do the same with a griddle over a camp fire, but soon all the spots are hot. "when your hot, your HOT!"

Help me out here.
 

Not trying to pick:confused:, but the ambient surface temperature in a micro-wave oven doesn’t change. It’s only the water molecules that are excited and they would all be inside the ant. I would expect any movement to be only from instinctual escape efforts:redghost:.

How was the “cold spots” on the griddle monitored? The thermal shifts would be so sudden, especial with such an un-concentrated heat source as a camp fire.

I guess I need to watch Ghost Busters again.:rolleyes:

How else would you monitor a griddle to see if hot when you are camping???? Ya spit on it:p:p When the spit evaporates it is safe to cook.......:D:D:p <jk>

It’s the bounce!
 

It’s when you spit on it and it bounces. Just like when you check your iron:D.

Or:
You could attach a number of thermisters, with individual time stamp read outs, in different geometric patters. (on both sides to compare both source fluxion and thermal conductivity differentials):rolleyes:

Or:
You could use the nose of the person who would put ants on a hot griddle.:eek:

ghostweb
 

for those interested, visit ghostweb - a great site if you are looking for ghosts!:eek:

I agree with the method of testing griddle tempature. Mostly I will use droplets of water, however, especially if I have dinner guests.

As far as detecting cold goes...What I was actually refering to is for instance you were sitting in a chair watching tv and all of a sudden you felt a chill come over your whole body for a few seconds, and then it's gone.

Close the window!

Which do you mean?
 

Spit, thermisters or ants?:confused:;)

well, I guess I have used all three at one time or another, not that I actually put the ants on the griddle mind you. I do however agree that themistors would be the most accurate.

just found this post and yes i do beleive in ghosts from seeing one when i was 4 and have seen a few since