It seems since the US version of the movie Ring came out, there has been a forum for fans of it. Most of them seem to be fairly young (teens, maybe?). And Ring forum is fine and well; lots of stuff to chat over. And then you get stuff like this: http://pub70.ezboard.com/ftheringforumfrm1.showMessage?topicID=1556.topic
Both dated Dec. 13, 2003.
Such a strong belief....!
It's very difficult to not sign up an ezboard account and rip into that.
Yeah, yeah... I should have known better. A movie like Ring would attract some really kooky people, right?
and this reply:This is really odd, and I can swear by my life that this is 100% true.
(snipped background info) I had a bad night the last night, and when I have had a bad day I tend to get supernatural stuff drawn to me. In any case, I thought about what had been going on, and it got me so sad I almost began to cry. So I looked out the window to try to distract me, and decided to look at the TV. I looked at it for a few seconds, and started to breath heavier, without forcing myself to do it. It was natural. All of a sudden, the TV started to flicker. JUST that one. It flickered on and off, and I could SWEAR I could catch it trying to settle into a picture at one flicker. And after about a minute of doing that with me just oddly staring at it, the bus made a quick stop and I caught my breath and looked around, I was startled, and it didn't happen again.
Now hows THAT for creepy?
The human mind, or possibly this case body are capable of some interesting, if not possibly incredible feats. All living beings generate a certain amount of energy and that energy can often times do things such as temporarily blow out street lights (as in my case) or effect certain electronic equipment. I just heard a guest on Coast To Coast AM talking about this a few weeks ago. Did anyone else on the bus notice, btw?
Both dated Dec. 13, 2003.
Such a strong belief....!
It's very difficult to not sign up an ezboard account and rip into that.
Yeah, yeah... I should have known better. A movie like Ring would attract some really kooky people, right?