if you go to silent hill.com you could see where it is.i saw that it was in centralia,pennsylvania.and there were real fires started by ghosts or in the mining company.so look it up and you will find it........
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There is no actual town called Silent Hill. There is a game called Silent Hill. They based the movie on the town Centralia, Pennsylvania and the fires were started by a garbage dump in a coal mine.
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Try this:  Based on the number of souls that have died over the centuries, ghosts, if they existed, shouldn't be hard to find at all.  Point out that on the Travel channel's "Most Haunted" series where a crew goes to a new 'most haunted' place every week they never have captured a ghost on video!  Nor has the Sci-Fi channel's "Ghost Hunters" series.  You may want to point out that if ghosts exist that it would be logical for them to appear on security cameras and surveilence cameras all the time...but this seems to never happen.  Sylvia Browne appears weekly on the Montel Williams show and tells people on the show that she sees their deceased loved ones "standing right beside them".  But the cameras never catch anything, nor do the microphones.  I heard a skeptic put it this way, and it's the most plausible explanation I've ever heard: "There are no haunted places, just haunted people."  Good luck with your debate.
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I saw a UFO a couple of years ago.  It was huge, black and silent.  About 8 other people saw it with me also.   Watch the movie Fire In the Sky, its based on Travis Waltons experience and listen to Coast to Coast Am, they have a lot of shows about UFO and other paranormal stuff.
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I havent had an encounter.... but I have seen one. It was hanging over a highway at night.We drove directly under it, and it was no higher up than a treetop. The object was triangular in shape, with rounded corners. There were colored lights along the inside of the triangle. It made no noise as we went under it, and on the way home, my friend said it wasnt there. For those of you that answered my question about ufo's, whether you believe me or not, I was not on anything, and wasnt drinking. I know what I saw.
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Where are you located?  If you are in Houston, go to the downtown library, not the current one but the old one.  While your there ask about the ghost.  True rumors. They have all kinds of historical data.
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Back in my wandering hippie days a busload of us crashed at an old house in Boulder Colorado.  One of the women awoke from a nap upstairs screaming, saying a little girl was trying to steal her body. \n\nOur host passed a couple of joints around and told the story of the original residents.  It seems their young daughter had died of typhoid, and they were in such denial of it that they just left her body to rot in her upstairs bedroom. Deprived of a proper burial, the girl's spirit never left the house.  The next owner had walled off the room, even going so far as to seal it with lead.  We were starting to have some fun with the story when there was suddenly a loud bang from the wall in question, causing a number of things to fall down.\n\nWe decided then to go out for ice cream, and we all slept downstairs on the living room floor that night.
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The clue of finding the forest temple (where you find Saria) is in the woods where you approach each of the exits to the block you must listen to the song of Saria, so you'll know that you are in the right way, as hint you must find Mido in the way.\n\nThat is more than help but won¡t take the taste of playing that wonderful game if you want to spoil a bit the game you can look this map: http://db.gamefaqs.com/console/n64/file/zelda_64_lost_woods.gif\n\nGood luck!!
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Hmm...Sound like you are talking about Cahokia mounds.  Small hills built by the Cahokia Indians, believed to be for burial purposes.  \n\nNow here is the tricky part...there is a town in the area named Cahokia...but the mounds are not there.  The mounds are in Fairmont City.
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not about me but its a true story. it's a story to tell around a campfire in the night.\n\nsome years ago there was someone who was babysiting a young girl while the parents was out of the house.\nthe girl went to sleep and then came to the baby sitter and said there is clown doll smiling at her. then the babysitter told her its nothing and to go to sleep.\nthe girl came again and said the same thing but this time she was starting to be scared. again she told her to go to sleep.\nagain she told her the same thing but this time she was really scared. again the babysitter told her its nothing and to go to sleep.\nthis time she was really freaking out and the babysitter didnt know what to do so she called the mother and told her about that.\nthe mother said: we dont have a clown doll in our house, leave now!\n\nit accually was a  pedophile that was hiding in her room and watched her going to bad.\nit happened years ago, i dont know when, somewhere in south usa. TRUE STORY.  spoooooky....
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The movie is called Silent Hill. It's based on the video games series.
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The other day I was asked to name the top ten haunted places in the United States. This sounded easy enough. So, I stopped and thought a moment, then admitted I would hazard a guess, but how popular such places are or aren't, is a matter of opinion and mine no doubt will differ from others. \n \nWhile there are probably a number of haunted places worth checking out in every state; some are more famous than others, some also offer more ghostly activity than others. With this thought in mind, I used the following criteria for my selected top ten; how popular a place was with the ghostly community, if the ghost was that famous a person and the amount of activity reported. \n\nIt's a safe bet that everyone who is interested in the paranormal has heard of Winchester Mansion in San Jose and Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay. Doesn’t it seem that every television show dealing with ghosts eventually makes its way to these locations in Northern California? \n\nFor this reason both Alcatraz and Winchester Mansion belong on any list of top ten haunted places. So, what about the other eight?\n\nElection year or not, the White House surely belongs in the top ten. How many times has Abe Lincoln's ghost appeared? And, let's not forget the specter of Dolly Madison who calmly hangs her ghostly laundry. \n\nWhile in Washington D.C., we should stop and consider Ford Theater. After all, the apparitions of both John Wilkes Booth and Abraham Lincoln are sometimes spotted. \n\nAlthough I don’t believe that every cemetery is haunted, two come to mind when it comes to this list. The first is St. Louis Cemetery in New Orleans where the ghost of Voodoo Queen, Marie Laveau is said to roam. The other cemetery is Resurrection Cemetery, the home of the ghostly Resurrection Mary. \n\nThose who die a violent death are said to sometimes stay on this earthly plane. Perhaps this explains the ghosts of Gettysburg National Park. Here, witnesses have reported seeing numbers of ghosts, still engaged in the Civil War. \n\nWhat is it about lighthouses that ghostly inhabitants seem to like? Just about any lighthouse you care to name is haunted. In fact, I was hard pressed to choose only one. So, I decided that the Haceta Head Lighthouse at Florence Oregon and the Point Pinos Lighthouse in Pacific Grove would tie. These lighthouses are said to be haunted by more than one ghost. \n \n  \nThe Oatman Hotel in Oatman Arizona is tiny and haunted by the ghosts of Clark Gable and Carol Lombard, who spent their honeymoon in the hotel. The stars slept here, how could this not be on the list? Stars also slept, at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. Now it seems the ghostly Marilyn Monroe has been seen in a mirror there. The ghostly Ms. Monroe gets around; she's been spotted at several other sites as well.\n\nThat’s ten and I'm not done. Speaking of stars, the Hollywood Memorial Park, where many are buried is thought to be haunted by some of them. You can also look for ghostly stars at the Universal Studio and Paramount Studio.
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The mom and the little girl didn't die. I don't think it was as clear cut as that. From what I got from the movie, the creature haunting Silent Hill (or, the older version of the little girl) sent out the 'good' version of herself as an infant into the world outside of the nightmare she created in Silent Hill. As the good version of herself got older, she started to be pulled back to the town  where she originated from. Right. So, when the mom entered into the world of Silent Hill, she didn't die she just went into another realm. And that is where she and the little girl are now - in that other realm. But not dead. (Because clearly they're aiming for a sequel. Heh).
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When I was 3 years old I saw an object in my front yard very early in the morning before anybody in the neighborhood ever got up. It was about the size of a soccer ball and was shiny gold  in color. It was pulsing up and down about a foot each time. I remember this like it was yesterday (I am now 63 years old). I told my mom about it and when she came to look it shot up in the air at blistering speed and she never got to see it. It came back two more times but she never saw it. It never made a sound. This happened back in 1946 and I will never forget it. I saw another one when I was 19 years old it was at midnight and it flew over my house. It looked like it was on fire. It never made a noise either. Nobody was around at the time so I could show them. I had just got back from a date and everybody was in bed. This is my experience with UFO's.
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I like www.ghosts.org/stories/n.html for ghost stories, it is a ohio page, but its got some good ones on it, and for crime stories(serial killers) try crimelibrary.com, for true ones that is, its very interesting atcually, they got all sorts of weird crime stories. including the amityville horror story, with orignal pictures of the house.
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What you saw is called foxfire. It is quite common and most people who have spent much time camping outdoors have seen it. \n\nSorry to spoil the mystery but it isn't very unusual.\n\nFoxfire is caused by fungi that lives on dead wood. (It is NOT caused by bacteria, nor is the glow in beach sand caused by bacteria.) For reasons nobody has worked out yet these fungi glow very slightly in the dark.\n\nIn this case it was almost certainly caused by a honey mushroom. Normally the fungus exists as thin  threads called mycelia that grow under the bark of the tree so they can't be see.  Whent he tree fell the outer layers of bark were knocked off and the fungus became visible.\n\nYou can photograph foxfire, but not with a digital camera. You need a film camera with and a tripod and vriable exposure time. Set the exposure to 30 seconds or more.
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Tis truly a flower. And good looking up on her. In a book I have called Severed, the killer is from my home town of Canton, OH. Whether this is true or not I do not know. But damn it  is weird going by where he used to live as the houses still stand. It is by the Timken Roller Bearing Co. (And hear I though the most f*cked up thing to come from my area was my friend Brian Warner aka Marilyn Manson LOL) Too bad the movie they did did not do anything for her.
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yeah, i made a website, check it out!\nhttp://www.ghostsoftheunderground.talkspot.com