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Predicted something
- Thread starter Jazzy
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Ya, no bullshit.. When I was a kid I use to know that the phone was going to ring before it did. Then when it wrang I would say who it was for before anyone answered it.
It use to freak my siblings out
It use to freak my siblings out
No predictions but a day before the Twin Towers came down I had finished a Dirk Pitt novel that had terrorists taking down the twin towers. Just using barges or something like that?
I don't make predictions but I have an uncanny sense when something bad is going to happen. Here's an example:
I was at work one day and got a very bad feeling something was wrong with my Dad. He lived 4 hours away and I had just talked to him the night before and he was fine and in good spirits. This 'niggling feeling' was very strong and getting stronger. On my break, I called him. To my surprise, his friend answered the phone instead of my Dad. I told him I had a bad feeling about my Dad and asked him why he was answering the phone and not my Dad. His friend told me my Dad was out trimming the hedges and as he pulled into the driveway to visit him, my Dad collapsed onto the ground. To make a long story short, my Dad had suffered a mild heart attack. The ambulance had taken him to the hospital but he had forgotten to take his wallet with him. His friend went back to the house to get it for him and that's why he answered the phone instead of my Dad.
There have been several other occasions where I got this 'niggling feeling' about people and they have all resulted in my being right.
I was at work one day and got a very bad feeling something was wrong with my Dad. He lived 4 hours away and I had just talked to him the night before and he was fine and in good spirits. This 'niggling feeling' was very strong and getting stronger. On my break, I called him. To my surprise, his friend answered the phone instead of my Dad. I told him I had a bad feeling about my Dad and asked him why he was answering the phone and not my Dad. His friend told me my Dad was out trimming the hedges and as he pulled into the driveway to visit him, my Dad collapsed onto the ground. To make a long story short, my Dad had suffered a mild heart attack. The ambulance had taken him to the hospital but he had forgotten to take his wallet with him. His friend went back to the house to get it for him and that's why he answered the phone instead of my Dad.
There have been several other occasions where I got this 'niggling feeling' about people and they have all resulted in my being right.
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