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Journaling4MeAgain · 56-60, F
Now that would be a punishment for me, to attach myself to a domestic appliance..😀
When I first moved into our home, the lady who owned it before us had left her husband's temporary grave marker in the basement. We had many strange goings-on until I returned the marker to her. 😯
When I first moved into our home, the lady who owned it before us had left her husband's temporary grave marker in the basement. We had many strange goings-on until I returned the marker to her. 😯
Paimon · 31-35, MNew
@Journaling4MeAgain wow, that’s crazy.
How did you eventually figure out it was related to the grave marker?
How did you eventually figure out it was related to the grave marker?
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pride49 · 31-35, M
Poltergasm. Some would ahahaha
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robingoodfellow · M
@BlueSkyKing rocks falling from the sky were considered superstitious folklore until a large meteorite shower over France in the early 1800s provided undeniable evidence that led to the science of meteorites.
Just one example of how superstitions can turn into the science of tomorrow
Just one example of how superstitions can turn into the science of tomorrow
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rinkydinkydoink · M
Nope. And there's no god, devil, angels or any other such nonsense, either.
Ducky · 31-35, F
No