Ghosthunters Elijah Experience Thread

[Psy]

hotrod05 said:

zedd said:

I think I might start watching this show.

Its worth it, because sometimes you get this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gistqdCjGvw

Then sometimes you get something like this.

[Vice honcho room temperature]

Was Elijah talking about the Diva Search contract or something. I might have been dreaming that part.

[Square]

Anyone got any Elijah highlights?

Also from the CM Punk one

[The F'N Captain]

breakfastinbed said:

edisoncarasio said:

Well, then obviously it's just not for you. You're badmouthing the show saying "you dummies! you're watching a bunch of fools in the dark!!!" but I'm sure you get mad when people tell you "wrestling is dumb! it's just men rolling around in their undies!"

Point is, if you don't understand it or get it or care about it, why knock it?

Not at all, I make that joke everytime I watch a PPV with friends. One of us usually says, "isn't it funny that here we are again watching men in their pants play fight each other?", it's funny when you break it down like that.

It's not that I don't understand it, and I don't have to care about something to knock it. I don't care about rap music but I know I don't like it. It's not an effort to dislike something, especially to write a few posts about it on here. I just think it's amusing that people will watch for six hours only to see absolutely nothing.

The excitement is possibly seeing something. Basically it's like any investigative effort. A lot of hours of nothing,b ut it's a HUGE payoff when they see something. I've seen some freaky stuff on Ghost Hunters, and I tend to believe them because they DO have so many cases where they find nothing.

[Z-A Sandbaggin' Son of a b!%@h]

psychotideman said:

hotrod05 said:

Its worth it, because sometimes you get this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gistqdCjGvw

Then sometimes you get something like this.

HAHAHAAHA

[Mister Pigwell]

hotrod05 said:

zedd said:

I think I might start watching this show.

Its worth it, because sometimes you get this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gistqdCjGvw

And eventually a rational explanation like this.

[beautifulscars85]

awwwww
i missed that last night
would've been hilarious to see elijah scream like a little girl and freak out but I missed that episode *grrrr*

[Cyborg Franky]

Hey did anyone did a gif of Elijah freaking out and running away yet?

[jobber2thestars]

If the writers were smart, they would reference this on ECW. Have Elijah walking backstage while other wrestlers look at him and laugh. This will lead him into matches where he wins and becomes a top contender for the ECW title.

[Edison taps to the ARMBAR!]

Elijah seemed to be babbling about the Diva Search thing for some odd reason for a while.

[Drillbit Taylor]

valens said:

hotrod05 said:

Its worth it, because sometimes you get this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gistqdCjGvw

And eventually a rational explanation like this.

Yea but some of this 'EXPERT' stuff does not all match up.

[Maidpool w/ Cleaning Action]

hotrod05 said:

valens said:

And eventually a rational explanation like this.

Yea but some of this 'EXPERT' stuff does not all match up.

Oh please. You can blatantly see where this "ghost" is looking down at his hands, and following the exact same path as Grant (aka Grant looking down at his camera). Did you read every bit of ALL 4 pages, or just part of the first? It's called a thermal reflection.

That what happens when you use psuedo-science instead of REAL science. They are using tools and equipment for purposes OTHER then what those tools and equipment are meant for, and using them in ways that they have no real proof works or means anything.

That's what happens when you base your finding on your limited knowledge of natural science, like say a bunch of plumbers would do. You're going to get on that guy for not being an 'EXPERT' but take the advice of a bunch of plumbers using high-tech equipment?

[Yessica]

i11.tinypic.com/67yse43.gif<- bigger version of that one^

slow motion:


I just had to make animations of that lmao.

[The F'N Captain]

agentdeadpool said:

hotrod05 said:

Yea but some of this 'EXPERT' stuff does not all match up.

Oh please. You can blatantly see where this "ghost" is looking down at his hands, and following the exact same path as Grant (aka Grant looking down at his camera). Did you read every bit of ALL 4 pages, or just part of the first? It's called a thermal reflection.

That what happens when you use psuedo-science instead of REAL science. They are using tools and equipment for purposes OTHER then what those tools and equipment are meant for, and using them in ways that they have no real proof works or means anything.

That's what happens when you base your finding on your limited knowledge of natural science, like say a bunch of plumbers would do. You're going to get on that guy for not being an 'EXPERT' but take the advice of a bunch of plumbers using high-tech equipment?

Some is explainable but it is funny when skeptics are so closed minded that they could have something looking them in the face they can't understand and desperately "explain" it because they're just scared of things that are unknown.

[Maidpool w/ Cleaning Action]

sexualwalking said:

agentdeadpool said:

Oh please. You can blatantly see where this "ghost" is looking down at his hands, and following the exact same path as Grant (aka Grant looking down at his camera). Did you read every bit of ALL 4 pages, or just part of the first? It's called a thermal reflection.

That what happens when you use psuedo-science instead of REAL science. They are using tools and equipment for purposes OTHER then what those tools and equipment are meant for, and using them in ways that they have no real proof works or means anything.

That's what happens when you base your finding on your limited knowledge of natural science, like say a bunch of plumbers would do. You're going to get on that guy for not being an 'EXPERT' but take the advice of a bunch of plumbers using high-tech equipment?

Some is explainable but it is funny when skeptics are so closed minded that they could have something looking them in the face they can't understand and desperately "explain" it because they're just scared of things that are unknown.

Here's my problem with that, I've NEVER NEVER had a ghost in my face. And I've been in "haunted" houses that other people swear and declare about.

Also, another problem with that is, I'm willing to except when * I* can't explain something. That however does not mean it's NOT unexaplainable. I am not a scientist, I don't know how everything works. Odds are the same for you. What is "paranormal" or "unexplainable" to me and you, may be the simpliest of the simplest puzzles for someone who actually knows about natural science (how certain equipments work, how they interact with surrondings, etc etc).

[Mister Pigwell]

sexualwalking said:

agentdeadpool said:

Oh please. You can blatantly see where this "ghost" is looking down at his hands, and following the exact same path as Grant (aka Grant looking down at his camera). Did you read every bit of ALL 4 pages, or just part of the first? It's called a thermal reflection.

That what happens when you use psuedo-science instead of REAL science. They are using tools and equipment for purposes OTHER then what those tools and equipment are meant for, and using them in ways that they have no real proof works or means anything.

That's what happens when you base your finding on your limited knowledge of natural science, like say a bunch of plumbers would do. You're going to get on that guy for not being an 'EXPERT' but take the advice of a bunch of plumbers using high-tech equipment?

Some is explainable but it is funny when skeptics are so closed minded that they could have something looking them in the face they can't understand and desperately "explain" it because they're just scared of things that are unknown.

I believe in vampires now. I've decided that.

[Maidpool w/ Cleaning Action]

valens said:

sexualwalking said:

Some is explainable but it is funny when skeptics are so closed minded that they could have something looking them in the face they can't understand and desperately "explain" it because they're just scared of things that are unknown.

I believe in vampires now. I've decided that.

I know some vampires Cornfed, don't joke around about that. I don't want them to come for you.

[Marky Mark]

I hear they frequent at bite clubs

[Drillbit Taylor]

agentdeadpool said:

hotrod05 said:

Yea but some of this 'EXPERT' stuff does not all match up.

Oh please. You can blatantly see where this "ghost" is looking down at his hands, and following the exact same path as Grant (aka Grant looking down at his camera). Did you read every bit of ALL 4 pages, or just part of the first? It's called a thermal reflection.

That what happens when you use psuedo-science instead of REAL science. They are using tools and equipment for purposes OTHER then what those tools and equipment are meant for, and using them in ways that they have no real proof works or means anything.

That's what happens when you base your finding on your limited knowledge of natural science, like say a bunch of plumbers would do. You're going to get on that guy for not being an 'EXPERT' but take the advice of a bunch of plumbers using high-tech equipment?

Actually I did read it. And Im not saying either is 100% accurate. Im just saying that this guy has a little less experiance in this feild.

[The F'N Captain]

agentdeadpool said:

sexualwalking said:

Some is explainable but it is funny when skeptics are so closed minded that they could have something looking them in the face they can't understand and desperately "explain" it because they're just scared of things that are unknown.

Here's my problem with that, I've NEVER NEVER had a ghost in my face. And I've been in "haunted" houses that other people swear and declare about.

Also, another problem with that is, I'm willing to except when * I* can't explain something. That however does not mean it's NOT unexaplainable. I am not a scientist, I don't know how everything works. Odds are the same for you. What is "paranormal" or "unexplainable" to me and you, may be the simpliest of the simplest puzzles for someone who actually knows about natural science (how certain equipments work, how they interact with surrondings, etc etc).

Well that's the thing. You have faith that everything has some sort of scientific explanation. While supernatural phenomena might possibly have something to do with science, I am willing to believe there are things that exist outside our comprehension.

I'm not saying "Hey you believe what I do", it just seems in your earlier post you're mocking these guys for what they do. They aren't scientists, they're simply TRYING to understand something that happened to them by doing a logical thing, going out and experiencing it again.

I gaurantee you if they look at the "expert(only in quotes because there ARE supposed experts out there who try and debunk things with just as fuzzy science as you claim these guys to use)" analysis and they give them a clear cut reason, they'd agree with it. That's the heart of the show, they WANT to debunk the mundane to try and find real fool proof examples.

I've rambled about this just because I do believe in the supernatural, and I just get a little irked when someone dismisses it because they think it's "silly" or "too much fantasy".

If it matters there are Vampires, they're mentally disturbed indivduals who think they need blood to survive, or actually have a metabolism that processes blood as a sort of odd drug(there was a study on it, they crave blood but don't need it to survive). They don't have real fangs, can't turn into bats, and can walk in the sunlight. Usually tho they do wear black clothing and fall into the whole silly gothic lifestyle because they want attention.

See I can accept scientific explanations. ;D