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[Super Maiq the Liar]

Well, technically didn't 'see'...but shit was moving.

So there's an old swingset in the backyard. The only swings still on it are a yellow one, a blue one, and some thing that sits two kids. Anyway, when I was eating breakfast this morning, my dad called me over and told me to look at something. I look out the window, and I see that everything is completely still out there except for the blue swing. No movement in the grass, the trees, the bushes, not even the yellow swing, which IIRC, is lighter than the blue one. The swing was just gently rocking back and forth like someone was sitting on it.

Normally, if an animal touched it or something, it would be turning or something, and it would come to a stop after a few seconds. Not the swing though...it was rocking very steady-like, and it was going at a consisant momentum. After about 2 minutes of watching this, the swing turned slightly and finally came to a stop, like someone stood up and stopped it.

There's something very odd I've been noticing about myself when it comes to the paranormal recently. Whenever I see this stuff happen, I actually silently cry. I honestly don't know why, but there's this strong sadness that wells up every time I see something like this happen. I wasn't like that a few years ago...

Anyway, yeah, before you throw the obvious doubt out here, this is in Digiblogger, and I don't care all too much for april fools.(Well, not online AF anyway.)

[Super Maiq the Liar]

To prove it wasn't an AF joke, I still stand by this.

[Lord Rattata]

Bleh, Not a ghost. I've made a theory of why they're fake.

[Super Tsuki]

[Cherry]

[Lord Rattata]

More than 95% of all ghost sightings involve human ghosts. Humans, humans, humans... Always their nature to imagine about other humans.

[BAMFing ARCHER]