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LisaTiffany

Some people are like Slinkies … not really good for anything, but you can’t help smiling when you see one tumble down the stairs.

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Really don't know, I liked him in almost everything else but it takes a certain something the play a character as "special" as the Joker, I have to admit though I'm really on the fence about the tattoos. A lot of people fail to take him seriously because of 30 Seconds to Mars but Requiem for a Dream showed how good an actor he could be, he was pretty decent in American Psycho and Lord of War too. People are always going to point towards Ledgers death as being related to his role as the Joker but I think his method acting didn't go as far as to cause his demise, as for the movie itself I really have no expectations for it. I'd rather just watch Batman characters in actual Batman movie, it feels like the studio are just milking it. They do have the writer of Training Day and End of Watch on board though so I guess time will tell.

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Tough one.. but off the top of my head it would be the following

  • Demon's Souls
  • Metal Gear Solid
  • LittleBigPlanet
  • Minecraft
  • San Andreas
  • SSX Tricky
  • Bioshock
  • Fallout 3
  • Red Dead Redemption
  • Hitman Contracts

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Has anyone else had any problems with the pit-stops not fixing the cars cosmetic damage? I was about 1hr in to a 2hr Le Mans race when a car ahead spun out and I smashed into him doing almost 200mph, the car rolled and I lost all of my lights and the cockpit even got smashed up. I had to do the final 1hr in almost pitch darkness. Maybe a glitch?

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Batman let me borrow his Tumbler.

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At what point did you discover that the spirits were "residual energy"? At what point did you discover that spirits can "drain energy"? At what point did you discover that spirits "want to be left alone" and are "like regular people"? What do you even define as "energy"? Did some sort of apparition sit you down at a table and talk you over the specifics or are you just inferring these things?

I'm genuinely curious as to how you figured this stuff out on your own.

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It's really been a personal journey since I was about 9 years old. I started seeing spirits and they would come and talk to me, it started with relatives of my Mum's who had passed on. I never felt scared of them in fact it was very comforting. It then went from family members to actual spirit guides coming and explaining things, I learned a lot about what kind of risks there are and how to guard myself from the entities out there who only want to do harm. I've had spirits drain my energy before, I didn't know to guard against it so I never told them they couldn't. The only way I can describe it is feeling fully energized after a run and then suddenly you feel like you haven't slept in days. The effects can last for hours or even days.

I've encountered plenty of spirits who are I guess you would say stubborn, they are stuck in their ways and don't want to move on, and for the most part they say they just want to be left alone. There are some who are lost or afraid to move on because they don't know what's next and they fear some kind of judgement, the only thing I can do in that case is a type of soul rescue where you try to council them into moving on. A lot of the time it's just fear and the more time they stay in that space the longer it takes for them to move on.

When I say they are like regular people I mean this. If you had a camera crew running through your home and you were powerless to stop them you would get pretty annoyed and frustrated. I try not to get involved in the "I was here first" scenario but the way they see it is they were there first and deserve to stay. They experience very similar emotions to us, they just occupy a different vibrational level than we are usually tuned into so we don't always see or hear them.

What do I define as energy? When the physical body dies our conciousness remains, but it's an energy body which I suppose you could call the soul. Some hauntings are powered by a more earth based form of energy like ley lines, they record certain events and then play them back through stone tape theory. The spirits I work with were once human and still retain a lot of their former characteristics, especially if they haven't fully transitioned to a higher plane.

Other entities I've experienced over the years were made of of energy but they were never human. If you look at something like poltergeists my own experience is that they were never human to begin with but they were created by some form of repressed energy. Then if you look at something like orbs which someone here mentioned they are just the early stages of a spirit manifestation, or often just dust particles. I've encountered other forms of energy from a more negative place that I don't know enough about and frankly I'd rather not. I'm not religious but I've experienced what you would call demons, I've seen them in many forms but I'm not going into that. Like I said a lot of it has been either explained by guides or it's a case of experiencing it first hand and learning from it. Like I said before a good dose of skepticism is healthy but I've had a life time of first hand experiences to forge my beliefs and to do the work I do. It's not a barrel of laughs, some of the things you see and hear are very upsetting and last with you for a very long time, but I think knowing that there is something after this makes it all worthwhile.

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Shit probably should of put a warning like adjust your levels on your headset before listening. Think I lost some of my hearing.

Sorry Puft, I hope you get you're hearing back soon :)

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Oh yeah I'm very skeptical when it comes to haunted locations and a lot of the usual here-say, mainly because it's usually just residual energy and the stone-tape theory playing back events or sounds. Very rarely have I walked into a haunted location and thought it was anything but residual. The problem when it comes to cameras is a spirit will only manifest if it wants to, and even then it takes a tremendous amount of energy to form any kind of apparition. They can drain energy from the living and utilize it but that is something I don't personally allow, it can be very dangerous. The best kind of camera for getting any kind of solid evidence would be a FLIR camera because it sees in heat signatures but even then it often only makes out shapes and it's very hard to make out distinguishable features. When it comes to audio evidence I blame the number of shows and paranormal attractions, they get maybe one or two words that could easily be residual and they make a big deal about it.

Then there is the approach, you get very showy people going into a location and taunting or stirring things up, whatever spirits are there want to be left alone and very rarely want to go out of their way to help along the experience. They are like regular people in a lot of respects, they don't want to be treated as an attraction for wannabe ghost busters. I know for certain my own home is not haunted and the only activity that does occur is what has already followed me here. Obviously one person can't present enough evidence to create much of a ripple but I'm genuine in my approach and will keep presenting the audio for as long as they allow me to receive it.

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The thing about humans and EVP is that humans are incredibly good at picking out patterns from nothing. That's why we see cloud shapes and say, hey, that looks like a boat! I feel like most of the time voices on EVPs are things we project onto essentially nothing.

I completely agree with you there Brandon, but they aren't just EVP's. EVP's are mostly recorded without any real two-way communication, I hear the voices with my own ears too.

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I speak during the recordings but I line a recorder directly into the speaker output they use, if I didn't there would be a risk of audio contamination from either myself or the environment, the only voices you hear are not mine. I go from just regular chatting to specific questions, I try not to ask too many of them how they died but sometimes it's the first thing they say. One particular spirit has told me over and over again that he got caught by a train, another that some woman's car hit him. My house has no history of death, nor has my apartment. I never mention my name either, they always seem to know. I do tend to get a lot of earth bound spirits especially spirits who died in the area and either don't know they are dead or don't know how to move on. There are risks of course, just like this life not everyone can be trusted and you have to keep your guard up because they will target you if you leave yourself open to any negativity.

I don't nor have I ever taken any kind of psychedelics, I'm well aware of the effects especially when it comes to something as strong as DMT. I will say this though, when I originally met my boyfriend he was one of the biggest sceptics out there, I told him soon after we met to not be too freaked out if he experienced anything supernatural. It wasn't long before he started seeing things. It was harmless enough but he got very freaked out, I'm kind of a magnet for things but I've always been able to keep it under control and I always show respect even if I can't understand it.

You might wonder if there is an after life why they would even want to contact the living, in my experience a vast majority of the messages are for people they think I might know. Often it's just to let them know that they will see them again, to give them hope when they think a loved one has been lost forever. Usually it's something like "Tell -name- I love them", a lot of people pass into death with unfinished business or never got a chance to say goodbye.

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It doesn't come much more off topic than this. So apart from playing far too many video games I also engage in what some people call EVP (electronic voice phenomena) only my technique is more one on one in real time with very little to no playback needed. You would no doubt have heard of if not seen the likes of Ghost Hunting TV shows using technology to contact "the other side" and you would be forgiven for believing it's a lot of nonsense and make believe. I'm not a member of any such team and tend to stay away from them altogether but I've been having experiences my whole life and figured I'd make some of chatter more accessible. I will say this though, if you do give them a listen make sure to use headphones. I've no problem with scepticism either, a good dose of it is healthy ;)

https://soundcloud.com/lisatiffany/sets/sb11-sessions-2015

Where did you record these?

In my livingroom, I don't do the whole haunted location thing even though that's where most people conduct these kind of sessions.

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All 3 are pretty much awesome but 2 is definitely my favourite. We had to re-watch all of the DVD's before the premiere last night. I did like the new one but I really couldn't see it beating The Road Warrior. It had some of the best action sequences and movie lines with Humongous stealing the show every time he grabbed that microphone.