My sixth sense is my ability to tell what my family is thinking. I used to test my family to see if I was right about what they'd say. "What's that red thing on the floor?" I expected my brother to say in a sarcastic tone, "It's a straw." I was right. >_>
Somehow, he always knew what I was thinking as well. That ability has faded, though.
Depending on where you live, 20/20 or 6/6.Originally Posted by Mirage
My sixth sense is the ability to see Bruce Willis.
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I don't dream about events, more I dream about places and then end up going there weeks/months/years later.
It's nice when I go there and I get this feeling like I've been there before.
It's pretty vague, though. A lot of the scenery around down town where I live looks similar, so it would be pretty easy to mistake a place for something I'd dreamed about.
Once I went cinemas with my friends and two of us found we didn't have enough money, so we sat around the waiting area and wandered for about two hours 'till the movie was over. I didn't mind because the area around me was very familiar and it was pretty interesting to be there.
I used to have this happen to me. Kinda. Since I never actually recorded my dreams I now suspect I was just justifying a deja vu experience as something I had dreamed before, for circumstances I knew I couldn't have been in before.
I also experienced a "Spidey Sense" once. I paused before walking across a "deserted" four-lane local highway only to have a car going probably 80+ mph, that began far out of my vision and hearing, zip past in the far lane from where I was standing. I would have gone splat...but something told me to wait. It was bizarre.
These three knives shoot out of my knuckles when I get angry
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Too bad that's not a sense! :p
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
I can guess numbers alot and get them right, which is why I won lots of money at Vegas. Saddly I lost it all when I started to try statistics with it. My intuition > statistics. =[
My parents say I'm somewhat clairvoyant, so that'd be it for me.
My sixth sense is avoiding effort. No matter what situation I'm in, I alway see a clear path of excuses to get me out of any work. I could type a story, but my sixth sense is telling me that would be effort.
At school or Uni I usually knew the correct answer to a math question, while having no idea on how to get there using the proper equations. It was great on high school when we had many multiple choice tests but very frustrating at Uni where the professors demand that you show them how you found the answer
This test on the net told me that is called "Clairvoyance" and I have oodles of it. Seeing the future on dreams or visions is called "Premonition" but that I only have the statistically normal amount.
Test your 6th sense there
http://web.tickle.com/tests/esp/?sid...sp&test=espogt
Me and my kids have dragon eggs:
I too have dreams that happened or has happened before. I also have "outer body experiences" or so my mom calls them. Pretty weird stuff.
I can tell what Alan's feeling without him saying anything, I know what he's going to say, I know what he's thinking, and if he says something aloud, I can occasionally hear it. I have two stories
When he went on vacation to France back in July, I was just sitting at home one day when all of a sudden, I had a horrible, splitting headache. When he came back from France, he said "I almost was killed while I was gone..." and I asked what had happened, and he said "I was doing some work on a family's house and I left an axe up on the ladder. I forgot it was there and I moved the ladder, but the axe fell on my head, the blade first. My head was bleeding." I don't remember if I told him about the headache or not, but it was freaky o.o
When Alan went on vacation to Florida back in June, I was sitting on my bed and all of a sudden, I heard in a male voice with an English accent, "...I love you, Kari." I thought I was nuts, but asked my little brother (who was also in the room) if he had heard it and he hadn't. So I smiled and said "I love you too," just to humor myself. When Alan came back, I asked if he had whispered anything to me whilst he was out and he said "...actually, I said that I love you...I must have looked crazy, talking to myself 'n all..." and I was like "...well, I kind of heard you..." and he was like "O.o no way..."
Those two instances, plus many more, have lead us to the knowledge that we have a sort of invisible bond going on, where we can read each other's thoughts and feelings 'n whatnot.
0.0 you guys must have a really strong bondI can tell what Alan's feeling without him saying anything, I know what he's going to say, I know what he's thinking, and if he says something aloud, I can occasionally hear it. I have two stories
When he went on vacation to France back in July, I was just sitting at home one day when all of a sudden, I had a horrible, splitting headache. When he came back from France, he said "I almost was killed while I was gone..." and I asked what had happened, and he said "I was doing some work on a family's house and I left an axe up on the ladder. I forgot it was there and I moved the ladder, but the axe fell on my head, the blade first. My head was bleeding." I don't remember if I told him about the headache or not, but it was freaky o.o
When Alan went on vacation to Florida back in June, I was sitting on my bed and all of a sudden, I heard in a male voice with an English accent, "...I love you, Kari." I thought I was nuts, but asked my little brother (who was also in the room) if he had heard it and he hadn't. So I smiled and said "I love you too," just to humor myself. When Alan came back, I asked if he had whispered anything to me whilst he was out and he said "...actually, I said that I love you...I must have looked crazy, talking to myself 'n all..." and I was like "...well, I kind of heard you..." and he was like "O.o no way..."
Those two instances, plus many more, have lead us to the knowledge that we have a sort of invisible bond going on, where we can read each other's thoughts and feelings 'n whatnot.
I only know a couple of people who can do that, and it was pretty amazing.
My sixth sense is that I have a sixth sense.
My dreams are my sixth sense, sometimes I dream things that happens!
Sometimes I know something will happen about a split second before it happens. Just small stuff though, like "Crap, my name's gonna be pulled next." for a question. And it's too soon before, so it doesn't do me much good.
I can also hear a faint whine when electronics such as TV screens are on but blank, which annoys me to no end. Though I'm not sure if that's just a good sense of hearing or not, as I seem not to have good hearing (I often get embarrased at having to ask multiple times what people say).
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