Odd Things Happening Recently.

[Amaya]

me and teslas love

sorry we will be more shhh less OHH this tiem

[Ad Bot]

[otto-san]

You two must have really odd vocal cords to sound like cicadas when you moan then.

[Vegetarian Zombie]

what.

[Camera]

Beelzebub, Lord of Flies has come for you.

[HellHound]

Electromagnetic Phenomenon.

Also could be noise from tectonic plates.
Sirens
Are any air bases nearby or do jets pass by frequently?

[Coulmbai]

God damnit, why'd you post this?
Now the aliens now about all of us and are coming.
OH stuff THERE HER-

[Funkadelic]

Maybe your just going insane.

[rockslide26]

Recently, I took a trip to gettysburg college in Pennsylvania. As I was walking by the building below, I saw a man in a Confederate uniform standing up on the tower thing, pointing a gun down at the group I was walking with. Everyone else saw it too and we alerted campus security as quickly as we could because he might shoot someone. Campus security walked up the stairs of the tower at the same time as we saw the sniper walk down the stairs. All of the doors were locked and nobody was there. More creepy stuff happened at Gettysburg, shoot me a pm if you would like to hear more.

[HellHound]

Googled this and I found an article about strange humming noises. I think it's underground cicadas.

A mysterious humming noise in McCalla has the residents there scratching their heads and looking around to try and find the source.
 







About a week ago, Charles Cleckler started hearing a strange noise in his Loveless Park neighborhood.
 
"I got to listening and I said,'That's a funny noise.' And it seemed like it would go and come. It'd get louder, then it'd ease off...then get louder again. Now it's just constant," Cleckler said.
 
That constant hum has been compared to the whirring of a helicopter, the sound of locusts, or sirens far off in the distance.

It's an obvious buzz, but where it's coming from is unknown. Folks have been searching all through the neighborhood and the woods, but can't seem to find any source.
 
"Well, we went in every direction trying to pinpoint exactly where its coming from. And we can't do it. You go one way, it sounds back the other way. You go another place it sounds back the other place. So it's somewhere in this area right here but I don't know where," Cleckler said.
 
He said the noise began around the same time his power came back on after the storms, which is one possible explanation for the odd sound. As for other explanations, Clecker joked that it could be a UFO in the area.
 
Whatever the noise may be, it's a mystery that McCalla residents hope will be solved soon.

That's the article. Gonna google more. Definetally underground cicadas.

[Littledude]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9aENGodu5A