I'm more interested to hear other people's stories, but I'll go ahead and start this off with one of my own.
When I was maybe 8 we lived in a small house on the west side of SLC (11th W 3rd S) that was pushing 90 years old. There was a room in the basement that still had coal in the back corners from the coal furnace my dad replaced with a natural gas one when we moved in. It was a creepy house in general. There was a very narrow concrete stair case going to the all-concrete basement with low ceilings and small windows. I never liked being in the basement alone and I never went up those stairs without running and feeling like my life depended on it.
My bedroom, all mine now that my sister had been moved into her own room, was in the back corner of the upstairs. You actually had to walk through the house's only bathroom to get to my bedroom. I always had a hard time getting to sleep in that house. I imagined all sorts of boogeymen trying to get at me. On this particular night I was laying awake on my side, facing a wooden step-stool upon which was the boombox I received for Christmas that year. The boombox was sitting a little over the side edge of the stool with about three or four inches of overhang. I had turned it off to try to get to sleep but so far it wasn't working. As I sat there restlessly staring at my boombox it turned 90 degrees in a single, swift and smooth motion. I froze and just continued to stare wide-eyed at the boombox. I didn't dare move and I absolutely didn't dare touch the radio. I just sat there staring at it for as long as I could keep my eyes open, but eventually I fell asleep.
The next day I still didn't dare touch the boombox, or for the next few weeks. Eventually my mom made me clean up my room she told me I had to take the boombox off the stool so she could put the stool back in the bathroom. I was terrified, but I didn't want to share my experience of the haunted boombox with my mom. I was a secretive kid and didn't figure she'd believe me anyway. So when I had cleaned all the rest of my room I went to the tool drawer and retrieved a hammer. With the hammer in hand I went to my room and quickly grabbed the boombox and hurried to the back porch where I threw it to the ground began smashing it with the hammer. I figure that did the trick because I'm still alive today to tell this story. Having never heard of a haunted boombox from anyone else I assume very few manage to survive such an encounter.
So, have you had any weird stuff ever happen to you?
When I was maybe 8 we lived in a small house on the west side of SLC (11th W 3rd S) that was pushing 90 years old. There was a room in the basement that still had coal in the back corners from the coal furnace my dad replaced with a natural gas one when we moved in. It was a creepy house in general. There was a very narrow concrete stair case going to the all-concrete basement with low ceilings and small windows. I never liked being in the basement alone and I never went up those stairs without running and feeling like my life depended on it.
My bedroom, all mine now that my sister had been moved into her own room, was in the back corner of the upstairs. You actually had to walk through the house's only bathroom to get to my bedroom. I always had a hard time getting to sleep in that house. I imagined all sorts of boogeymen trying to get at me. On this particular night I was laying awake on my side, facing a wooden step-stool upon which was the boombox I received for Christmas that year. The boombox was sitting a little over the side edge of the stool with about three or four inches of overhang. I had turned it off to try to get to sleep but so far it wasn't working. As I sat there restlessly staring at my boombox it turned 90 degrees in a single, swift and smooth motion. I froze and just continued to stare wide-eyed at the boombox. I didn't dare move and I absolutely didn't dare touch the radio. I just sat there staring at it for as long as I could keep my eyes open, but eventually I fell asleep.
The next day I still didn't dare touch the boombox, or for the next few weeks. Eventually my mom made me clean up my room she told me I had to take the boombox off the stool so she could put the stool back in the bathroom. I was terrified, but I didn't want to share my experience of the haunted boombox with my mom. I was a secretive kid and didn't figure she'd believe me anyway. So when I had cleaned all the rest of my room I went to the tool drawer and retrieved a hammer. With the hammer in hand I went to my room and quickly grabbed the boombox and hurried to the back porch where I threw it to the ground began smashing it with the hammer. I figure that did the trick because I'm still alive today to tell this story. Having never heard of a haunted boombox from anyone else I assume very few manage to survive such an encounter.
So, have you had any weird stuff ever happen to you?