First, I must apologize to Debunker. That was uncalled for. Secondly, I owe all of you an apology. My employers had recruited me to at as a representative here, hoping to gain a better understanding of paranormal phenomena. After my initial reports, they have sought fit to discontinue the project, a...

...Except the sheep.

Passing judgment? My dear Mr. Kolya, I am not passing judgment at all, thats simply text book psychology. Let's see: Modern psychology is heavily influenced by Freud (a known sexual deviant) and Jung (who was heavily into the OCCULT!!!! Besides, we need more people doped up to the gills and living ...

And people who get their jollies getting on forums, just to talk down to others.

Spontaneous combustion happens more often that people know, its actually a fairly common act in third world countries and other places that dont get a lot of news coverage by the suicide watch news channels were barraged with on a daily basis these days. But I assure you that little black fairies a...

Wonder if it's related to the Creature of Bodmin Moor?

It's one of many possible explanations. Our knowledge of the enemy, though expanding, is far from complete.

Lining them up, so Cal can knock 'em down.

In that case, I waste 'em with my crossbow!

I must apologize. I tend to act manic-depressive this time of year (more than other), and I'm in silly mode right now.

We could only be so lucky...j/k

Congratulations on the bold move. I, for one, am in the unenviable position of keeping my identity secret; the lives of others are involved. BTW, should you require any tome or other artifact for a customer, send the request for me. I am personally acquainted with the proprietor of Smythe's House of...

Gee, I walk around town a couple of days without shaving, and everybody's loading up their guns with silver. Deep breaths, guys; deep breaths.

If that pravda link was the same for Pravda.ru, I think we can discount it. Just read the English version and they were saying that a "supposed US secret weapon used in Iraq" was the cause of the tsunami. And, I suppose, this "secret weapon" is a spherical space station with a "death laser"?

Wonder if these were started by the same beasties one of my contacts encountered recently? (Check my "new threat" thread)

Must...resist...biting...sarcasm....

Be on the alert for a new critter one of my contacts has encountered. According to sources, it is called a firestarter. They appear as humanoids about 1'-2' in height, with coal black skin and glowing orange-red eyes. The good news is that they seem to be vulnerable to lead (the team was able to dis...

That's what the enemy wants you to believe.

Just wondering if you've heard any Wendigo reports lately (and, no, not that laughable critter from the comics either)?

Just wondering if you've heard any Wendigo reports lately (and, no, not that laughable critter from the comics either)?

Word on the street has it that Palladium is actually a holding of the Lazlo Society, and Beyond the Supernatural is actually a training manual camouflaged as a game. Keep this information on the QT.

Well, this was (originally) a duplicate of the previous post. Wow, the acoustics here are amazing...

I'm skeptical of this one. If there's any place south of the continental US that would involve vampires, it would be Mexico. Simply put, the Aztecs had more dealings with them than the island tribes. If I had to wager money here, it's more likely to be mass possession by some other enemy.

I have an uncle who worked in Chicago in the mid-70's, who used to tell me about a reporter that worked there during that time. I think he said the last name was something like colchak (sp?). The reporter worked for the Independent News Service (INS, no relation to the government agency). This guy t...