Ghost+baby powder???????????????

[Twista]

Im reading one of my car forums and acouple guys are talking about some intresting things. Im wondering if any one this stuff happended to you.

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There is also something in texas, I forget where but there are train tracks and supposedly you can put baby powder on your rear bumper, and put your car in neutral on train tracks that go up hill and your car will go up by itself. then you can see handprints on your bumper.....go figure

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There's a place like that about a mile from here. It's on a steep hill, and the road that cuts off of it is less steep, but appears to be level, or going upward. Put your car in neutral and it will "roll backwards up the hill." It's actually still downhill, just way less of a grade, so it's an illusion that makes it look like it goes up. They say if you let go of the wheel, you'll go completely straight for 25 feet, then your car will cut hard right and go off the road. Tried it... wound up with the passenger side rear tire off the road... Slammed that thing in drive, slung some mud, and got out of there in a hurry. Haha

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there is a thing similar like that around here........ive tried it..............it works? its called cry baby bridge...
years ago a bus crashed off of a small bridge and killed every1 in it and if u go put ur car in neutral and u will sit for a coulple mins not movin.......all of a sudden u start to move and hear lil noises and wipe of ur trunklid before u go and put baby powder u will see little hand prints like they pushed u across the bridge! its f'ed up! it work like 3 times!

 

[michaels]

*hello caller, you are on air with Art Bell..topic please*

 

[MX2]

Yeeee-haw

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Explanation of a 'magnetic hill' in Burlington

Short version:

Is the Hill really magnetic?, paranormal? No. It is an optical illusion. There are numerous locations around the world where objects apparently roll uphill. Usually it is a stretch of road in a hilly area (as is the case in Burlington) where the horizon is obscured. Objects such as trees which normally provide visual clues to the true vertical, may be leaning slightly. This creates an optical illusion ...

Then goes on to a bunch of hippie bullshit about ghosts and spirits, so YMMV.

- M4H

 

[imported_LoKe]

Uhh...if that is the case, the finger prints are undoubtedly yours. I'm sorry, but even if ghosts did exist, they'd be spiritual, not physical.

 

[astrocase]

Yeah, we had a "gravity hill" but it's just an optical illusion. Much cooler to experience at night, much easier to spot the illusion during the day.

The handprint thing is bullshit.

 

[Horus]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Explanation of a 'magnetic hill' in Burlington

Short version:

Is the Hill really magnetic?, paranormal? No. It is an optical illusion. There are numerous locations around the world where objects apparently roll uphill. Usually it is a stretch of road in a hilly area (as is the case in Burlington) where the horizon is obscured. Objects such as trees which normally provide visual clues to the true vertical, may be leaning slightly. This creates an optical illusion ...

Then goes on to a bunch of hippie bullshit about ghosts and spirits, so YMMV.

- M4H

DUDE! That's in my FREAKIN' CITY! Why didn't I know about this stuff?!?

 

[Specop 007]

Originally posted by: Horus

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Explanation of a 'magnetic hill' in Burlington

Short version:

Is the Hill really magnetic?, paranormal? No. It is an optical illusion. There are numerous locations around the world where objects apparently roll uphill. Usually it is a stretch of road in a hilly area (as is the case in Burlington) where the horizon is obscured. Objects such as trees which normally provide visual clues to the true vertical, may be leaning slightly. This creates an optical illusion ...

Then goes on to a bunch of hippie bullshit about ghosts and spirits, so YMMV.

- M4H

DUDE! That's in my FREAKIN' CITY! Why didn't I know about this stuff?!?

Paging Mr. DuMass, party of one.....

 

[vizkiz]

A story like that around here too.