This just happened. So I recently got a Samsung VR and I usually keep it in box to keep it safe and clean as it's mostly white.
>Pick up box
>Box feels suspiciously light
>Box is empty
>Search around the room
>Look under bed
>Think someone in my house has it
>Have to use the bathroom
>Don't hear anyone opening or closing my door as the bathroom is right next to my room
>Go back in my room to get my phone
>VR is sitting right next to the box
I asked if someone borrowed it and they looked at me like I'm crazy. Only one other person in the house has a phone compatible with it and they are asleep. My room is well lit and this thing is mostly white. How would I have missed it right next to the box?
>watching some porn on ops oculus
>hear the fag wake up
>fukimintrouble.gif
>hear the fag go to the bathroom
>quickly sneak to his room with oculus
>fag op posts about it on paranormal board of some lebanese moving pictures because ghosts of skelingtons
>mfw
>>17860106
I'm only posting on here about it because I've heard accounts of how people living in haunted houses will have objects move. I only posted a picture with it to show how I couldn't have possibly mistaken it for a book or pile of clothing
>be Samsung VR box
>mysterious figure opens me and takes my child
>ofukwhatdididotoderservethis.jpg
>op wakes up
>cant find vr headset
>looks around room like a retard
>can't tell him because im a box and i cant speak
>op goes somewhere
>anon comes into the room and puts vr headset next to me
>mfw op is spooked
Dude, you have a ghost in your apartment, go to your local antique store and arm yourself, otherwise the ghost won't stop fucking with your shit.
>>17860148
Thanks for the laugh in these trying times
bump this we need the story to continue
>>17860093
it's a message, those googles will suck your soul right out of you at 10x rate of mobile phones and television
>>17860123
It is one of the most common forms of poltergeist but it's very easy to shrug off because it's not as violent as things being thrown around.
It's also hard to classify as a haunting because it seems to happen to people in so many different places. The most common thing is for people to lose something, check a drawer or underneath something for the item and continue searching for so long that they think "Maybe I should check the drawer again even though that's pointless I already did" - and of course they check the drawer and there it is. Seemingly impossible but many many people have experienced it before.
Theories range from the brain failing to see objects (as if under hypnosis), or poltergeist, or glitch in the matrix (actual slips in reality).
