>>7949061>>7949092it was probably a hive of something in the trees, i know out of bees hornets and wasps, sometimes (long time ago, dont remember very well) one will swarm around the nest of the other and all vibrate in pulses together, vibrating their wings and bodies, to heat up the enemy hive a few degrees, which is enough to kill all the larva, which they then steal and fly back to their nest as food. Might be it.
Sorry, i'm a bit of a cynic. I love these threads, but some things can be explained. Never had an experience of my own, apart from a kind of lame one.
I was living in a really small place (bottom floor of a tiny old terrace house in Stafford) with my best friend, it only had 2 bedrooms at the front, and at the back a tiny kitchen and bathroom. Anyway, my friend had gone back up to yorkshire with his girlfriend for a few days, to visit his parents and introduce her etc, so i was on my own there. I'd left my front door key on the kitchen counter. Next day, woke up, needed some milk from the shop, and my key had fucking gone. Nowhere to be found. so i went to microwave something from the freezer, but every single socket in the kitchen was turned off, and the microwave, toaster and kettle were all unplugged. NOPED the fuck out, plugged it all back in, made my food and went to my room to sulk about not being able to leave the house (door had a latch, so i wouldnt be able to shut the door behind me without locking myself out). Two days later my key reappeared right in the middle of the kitchen counter, with nothing else around. No way in hell i could have missed it.
Things used to move around every now and then in the back half of the house, but that was the freakiest time. Shower curtain was pulled down so hard it broke the curtain rings once, neither of us did it. Nothing ever happened in the front side, in our rooms. weird shit.
