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ArthurS · 2003-03-13, 09:36 AM

Hope you had fun at work. I fell asleep after my first story so I couldn't post anymore. But just for the hell of it here is another:

since we were on the pyramid horror story subject, (and because I can't think of any other stories), here is a story from my personal experience.

'The summer before last, a group of friends and I decided to make a camping trip out to pyramid lake. We had visited this lake several times that summer, and loved very bit about it. This perticular trip would end up more memorable then the previous.

We had brought some stand-up jetski's out there for the trip. Those took up most of our time along with the swimming, bon-fires, fireworks, and rock-jumping. we were having a blast till around 5 pm when the waves began to really pick up. For the people that have camped there, Pyramid has terrible winds at night. So we decide to pull the jetski's up and go attempt to keep the fire going. Well this night the winds were going real fast, so we couldn't keep the fire up at all. We decided it might be time to turn in.

I had a Ford F350 crew cab there, so 2 people were in the bed of the truck, 2 people inside the truck, and 2 people on the ground being covered by a tarp-tent we created. None of us had been able to get much sleep except for the people inside the truck. The winds were just too loud plus the local wildlife, cows, kept "moooing" all night long. Needless to say, I was awake along with this friend of mine on the ground being covered by the tarp. It must have been around 11 -12 pm when we noticed one of the weirdest things I have encountered. All of a sudden, all the winds died, the cows stopped mooing, the waves stopped, and everything was completly silent, as the sky lit up really really bright for about a minute. Right after that the winds started immediatly again and the cows began there thing.

The 4 of us that were awake were all pretty much freaked out, so we awoke the 2 sleeping people in the truck and explained what had happened. Of course' they didn' believe us, but I still remember how silent everything was and the bright light as if it were daytime. This whole thing only lasted at most, 1-2 minutes. Long enough to give me the willy's. '

Sorry if that was too long. But if anyone is every bored at work, then you can read it.

2003-03-13, 09:36 AM	#8
ArthurS EJ207 Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Reno, NV Posts: 3,707 Car: 2011 Chevy Battle Wagon	Hope you had fun at work. I fell asleep after my first story so I couldn't post anymore. But just for the hell of it here is another: since we were on the pyramid horror story subject, (and because I can't think of any other stories), here is a story from my personal experience. 'The summer before last, a group of friends and I decided to make a camping trip out to pyramid lake. We had visited this lake several times that summer, and loved very bit about it. This perticular trip would end up more memorable then the previous. We had brought some stand-up jetski's out there for the trip. Those took up most of our time along with the swimming, bon-fires, fireworks, and rock-jumping. we were having a blast till around 5 pm when the waves began to really pick up. For the people that have camped there, Pyramid has terrible winds at night. So we decide to pull the jetski's up and go attempt to keep the fire going. Well this night the winds were going real fast, so we couldn't keep the fire up at all. We decided it might be time to turn in. I had a Ford F350 crew cab there, so 2 people were in the bed of the truck, 2 people inside the truck, and 2 people on the ground being covered by a tarp-tent we created. None of us had been able to get much sleep except for the people inside the truck. The winds were just too loud plus the local wildlife, cows, kept "moooing" all night long. Needless to say, I was awake along with this friend of mine on the ground being covered by the tarp. It must have been around 11 -12 pm when we noticed one of the weirdest things I have encountered. All of a sudden, all the winds died, the cows stopped mooing, the waves stopped, and everything was completly silent, as the sky lit up really really bright for about a minute. Right after that the winds started immediatly again and the cows began there thing. The 4 of us that were awake were all pretty much freaked out, so we awoke the 2 sleeping people in the truck and explained what had happened. Of course' they didn' believe us, but I still remember how silent everything was and the bright light as if it were daytime. This whole thing only lasted at most, 1-2 minutes. Long enough to give me the willy's. ' Sorry if that was too long. But if anyone is every bored at work, then you can read it. __________________ Captain Murphy: I dub thee Sir Phobos, Knight of Mars, beater of ass. Be a hitter, babe.