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| Pietro_Mercurios Heuristically Challenged
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Posted: 04-01-2013 08:48 Post subject: |
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| A trip to the opticians may be in order. |
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cherrybomb Skating the thin crust Great Old One Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Total posts: 942 Location: Sitting on the roof at dusk Gender: Female |
Posted: 15-03-2013 17:44 Post subject: |
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The past few days I've been working alone in a rather secluded part of my works building. Several times I've heard my name being called in a high piched voice, which has,understandably made me jump. I've been hoping it would build into a nice unexplainable event. However, today I was walking along, doing my job when I hear it again and I have a moment of realisation, it's part of the floor making a squeak when I step on a cartain part of it.  |
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Cochise Great Old One Joined: 17 Jun 2011 Total posts: 989 Location: Gwynedd, Wales Age: 57 Gender: Male |
Posted: 16-03-2013 09:46 Post subject: |
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| cherrybomb wrote: | The past few days I've been working alone in a rather secluded part of my works building. Several times I've heard my name being called in a high piched voice, which has,understandably made me jump. I've been hoping it would build into a nice unexplainable event. However, today I was walking along, doing my job when I hear it again and I have a moment of realisation, it's part of the floor making a squeak when I step on a cartain part of it.  |
Excellent! And who taught the floor to say that, I wonder?  |
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cherrybomb Skating the thin crust Great Old One Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Total posts: 942 Location: Sitting on the roof at dusk Gender: Female |
Posted: 19-03-2013 14:34 Post subject: |
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| Cochise wrote: | | cherrybomb wrote: | The past few days I've been working alone in a rather secluded part of my works building. Several times I've heard my name being called in a high piched voice, which has,understandably made me jump. I've been hoping it would build into a nice unexplainable event. However, today I was walking along, doing my job when I hear it again and I have a moment of realisation, it's part of the floor making a squeak when I step on a cartain part of it.  |
Excellent! And who taught the floor to say that, I wonder?  |
Well, i must need a hearing test, because yesterday early evening I was home alone in an upstairs room when I heard a male, almost electronic voice say over & over "The beat". I thought it must be some music coming from somewhere but there was no other sound. I searched the room for a toy or something that might be running out of battery power and playing up. Nope. It went on and on for about 10 or so minutes, then I yawned and my ear "popped" and I realised it was a tiny bird sat in the tree outside the window singing! The pitch was such that all i could hear was the deeper part of its song Once I could hear it all it did sound lovely  |
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gncxx King-Size Canary Great Old One Joined: 25 Aug 2001 Total posts: 13303 Location: Eh? Gender: Male |
Posted: 19-03-2013 18:38 Post subject: |
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| Could the bird have been beatboxing? |
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cherrybomb Skating the thin crust Great Old One Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Total posts: 942 Location: Sitting on the roof at dusk Gender: Female |
Posted: 20-03-2013 12:25 Post subject: |
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| gncxx wrote: | | Could the bird have been beatboxing? |
I could well have been...now that would be Fortean! |
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rynner2 What a Cad! Great Old One Joined: 13 Dec 2008 Total posts: 20321 Location: Under the moon Gender: Male |
Posted: 07-08-2013 17:26 Post subject: |
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In a way this is the opposite of a misperception, but I couldn't think where else to post it, even though I'm sure something similar was mentioned somewhere here quite recently...
I've mentioned my kitchen is being re-done, which has meant a lot of stuff has been moved about, but now it's all finished apart from new electric sockets.
This evening I wanted a spoon, and since I rarely put things away I went straight to the cutlery strainer on the sink to grab one from there. But the strainer wasn't there. A workman had been finishing the grouting there this morning, so he must have moved it. So I looked all round the room, but couldn't see it, even though it is a bright yellow plastic object! Then I looked in all my new cupboards and drawers - nothing. I moved chairs and looked underneath - nothing. Then I looked in all the cupboards and drawers again - still nothing. The workman's name was accumulating some not very nice adjectives... Finally I gave up, and managed to find one spoon in the cutlery drawer.
And then I saw the yellow strainer, sitting on top of the fridge. It had been there all the time, because then I remembered seeing it there earlier on a couple of occassions. But when I wanted it, my eyes couldn't see it, nor could my memory tell me where it was!
This was perhaps a MISS perception!  |
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