I've had QUITE a few experiences. Mainly because we live with one. I've had things thrown (nothing crazy hard or big), heard things, she messes with the living room light the most, and she's pushed a few people. For some reason she likes me. I talk to her when she's turning lights on and off. Lately she's been scarce, which is nice. Lights on and off gets really annoying.

I haven't, and let's hope it stays that way!

Yes when I was 2 or 3 I played with the ghost of a little girl that was in our house. Her name was Verleer and she'd died years and years earlier in that house from Small Pox (I think). My parents didn't believe me until they found a chest of belongings and there was a photo of her in there that I pointed out.

I also refused to be in one of the back rooms of the house because it was 'burned'.

I don't really remember any of it - except about the trunk because we still own it - it's a big steamer. And a bit about the house before my dad was done remodeling it. I'd actually forgotten about the incident until we ran across the newspaper clipping about her and my mom brought it up.

I haven't seen any but I'm afraid of ghosts in movies so I'd hate to see a real ghost.

Nope don't really think about this shit sorry

No such thing

I've seen some in my house before - but haven't bothered me since.

Used to be one in my old house.

I have some family members who say they've seen one but I never have. Don't believe in them really.

Not yet, but I do believe in them.

Have not seen or felt, but don't doubt others have.

I grew up in a haunted house from the age of 6 until about 14. My parents would always try to explain things away when we lived there, but both admit the place was haunted now that we are no longer there and I'm an adult; light switching going up and down, crystal being "pinged," like someone was flicking it with fingers, notes being struck on our piano, when no one was in the room, the record player (an old manual-electric, which required you to turn a stubborn switch or move the arm to start) would drop a record and start, but only if it was a children's record. The basement door (very heavy oak, which had 3 locks on it on the first floor) would rattle and shake and sound like someone was banging on it. We would hear a ball bouncing down the stairs then little footsteps going after the ball, then back up the stairs, often many nights in a row. One of my cousins would "get locked" in the powder room nearly every time he came over. No one else ever had problems with that door, and he claimed HE didn't ever lock it. My mother would have to get in the room through the window and unlock the door. It only happened to him. A TV decided to turn off once and could only be used by plugging it in, but it would often turn off by itself (this could be explained by a short in the TV though.) Things would "disappear" and appear hours, days or weeks later in odd places.

I once saw ball lightening in the back yard when I was a child. Ball lightening is said to be seen more often (although it's very rare) in places where there is a lot of electrical activity. I didn't even know what "ball lightening" was, I just saw it, and my hair stood up on my head and my arms, and it raced towards the house, pulsating and humming, along the clothes line. Right before it got to the house (and I was getting really scared and kind of glued in the place) it went POP and disappeared.

One night, most of our family (including me) was staying at my grandmother's due to a death in the family. It was crowded so my dad and my uncle decided to go stay at our house. My uncle is a 6 ft 5 in Marine, tattooed and tough. He woke my dad up repeatedly in the night (he as sleeping in my bed and asked my dad if he would scoot over in his bed, because he was "hearing things." My dad said no and told him to deal with it.) Finally, after something happened in my room (the epicenter of the activity) which he would never talk about, he said, "Man, your fucking house is haunted. I'm out of here." and he left in the middle of the night to sleep on the floor at my grandmas'.

We had several electricians come out to the house and they could never find anything wrong. One guy jokingly suggested the house was haunted...

I've had other experiences and done some minor paranormal work with a group. There is too much that can't be explained, but oddly there are some people who never notice, even if something is right in their faces and everyone else can see, hear, feel or smell something odd. People can block their sense if they truly want to continue disbelieving.

Honestly, it makes no difference to me if people believe or not. It makes no impact on those of us who have experienced things that are unusual. It's like never seeing an elephant in person and then denying elephants exist, as far as I'm concerned.

I've never seen a ghost, nor do I believe in them.

Whenever something strange happens to me, I ALWAYS try to find a logical explanation for it. It makes me feel better if there's reason behind something happening. If I can't find that, then I get frustrated.