Paranormal Activity on Buses...
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that place day time also scary
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I think I know which block of flats you are talking about. It is a cluster of about 7 blocks at the corner of Jalan Boon Lay and Jurong West Ave 4. It wasn't quite newly built. The flats were completed about 5 years ago and at that time, there was little demand for new flats. The flats are still unoccupied and I think these are the more bigger flats which people are not too keen of buying these days. The area is surrounded with a metal fence and the buildings are getting weathered down. There is moss, paint peeling off etc. Its creepy but I assure you they are not haunted.Originally posted by eX.A.K.R.:(inspired by that route 82-Punggol-pontianak-ghost thingy...)
Route 157 - heard it passes by a newly built, but never sold, block of apartments in Jurong West...
Unoccupied blocks of flats are common in Jurong West. Not many people are keen to live here. Its too far they say. Just behind my block are 3 flats which were unoccupied for over 10 years (but not anymore). Even the local TV station came to make a story about it saying that they are haunted. The truth is they are not. You have more to fear of the living than the dead. Its a favourite haunt for drug addicts, rowdy youths and gangsters. Then, there is another cluster of blocks left unoccupied near the old Nanyang arch. Now with the newly built sports complex and upcoming MRT line, it has full occupancy. -
Well, York Hill seems a bit scary to me. My dad, along with 10 other siblings lived at Blk 10 York Hill 1-room flat. Now, one of my uncle lives there alone and takes care of the family home. I must confess that he was the only malay living in a block full of single elderly.
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Wow....kudos dude for doingso much research on this.
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Oh those flats! Along 99/242 route opposite the temple... That bus stop everytime no one get on or off.Originally posted by The_Bus_Guide:I think I know which block of flats you are talking about. It is a cluster of about 7 blocks at the corner of Jalan Boon Lay and Jurong West Ave 4. It wasn't quite newly built. The flats were completed about 5 years ago and at that time, there was little demand for new flats. The flats are still unoccupied and I think these are the more bigger flats which people are not too keen of buying these days. The area is surrounded with a metal fence and the buildings are getting weathered down. There is moss, paint peeling off etc. Its creepy but I assure you they are not haunted. -
Not every time la. I used to frequent that bus stop on my way to camp during NS. Many other NSFs do until the camp moved to new premises. There are also people who alight there to go to the temple and the Soka building. Last time, the driver can happily filter right but now, they do that after they pass the bus stop; and very cautiously too bcos sometimes, a joker might want to board or alight.
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the jurong west flats u talking abt.. is not haunted. Is because got 1 feng shui master said the feng shui there no good thats y.
Bus 243, 193, 181, 99, 242 got pass by but not 157!
bus 29, 2 got pass by changi hospital. jus look to your right and look up u will see a v tall building on top of a hill. quite eerie actually but nothing much.
975 aka 175. Passed by LCK and perhaps that place is more haunted that changi hpsoital. Potential dangers by nearby bangalas workers and a abandoned HDB flats also.. It's a v quiet plce but if u need help u can always travel down the road to norht and find the coast guard.
WARNING! do not travel alone in LCK area especially at night! v dangerous.. me and my fren that time cycling and got 2 bangalas following us. lucky we escape. And last time got this driver dunno how to drive from KJE to LCK lane. and he got attk by bangala and car got burned. -
LOL! So serious ah?Originally posted by FBI:
975 aka 175. Passed by LCK and perhaps that place is more haunted that changi hpsoital. Potential dangers by nearby bangalas workers and a abandoned HDB flats also.. It's a v quiet plce but if u need help u can always travel down the road to norht and find the coast guard.
WARNING! do not travel alone in LCK area especially at night! v dangerous.. me and my fren that time cycling and got 2 bangalas following us. lucky we escape. And last time got this driver dunno how to drive from KJE to LCK lane. and he got attk by bangala and car got burned.
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ltr the percious UD nissan kana burn by banglas how?!
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yes frm my personl exp.Originally posted by stooper:LOL! So serious ah?
got ghost sighting also.
last time me and friends sit at the dock. then we heard and saw like someone coming out from the forest.. but in the end nothing?
happened quite a few times also..
heard like someone running across the water but nothing also..
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i wonder will 975 have the mood to smoke outside the bus // ( the last bus )
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FYI, that's Jurong Rd, Old Jurong Rd is between Bt Batok East Ave 6 & Upp Bt Timah.Originally posted by eX.A.K.R.:(inspired by that route 82-Punggol-pontianak-ghost thingy...)
Has anyone experienced anything really out of the ordinary on board buses before, and which routes do you think have a high chance of encountering those... things?
Route 174 - Old Jurong Road, you know? That "ulu" road parallel to the P.I.E.? There's apparently an abandoned cemetery down there...
If you can think of any more bus routes that might be potential candidates, please post here.
U mean the one beside KJE???
Part the land was cleared during the construction of Hong Kah Flyover for KJE & Service 174 was amended to ply Jurong West Ave 2(Express), then PIE.
The last Kampong houses along the road & Track 22 was clear for SAF Training Ground.
There's an Old Folk's Home with a "Guan Yin" statute just before the Hong Kah(KJE) Flyover. -
Im praying for tat to happen!Originally posted by patdog112:ltr the percious UD nissan kana burn by banglas how?! -
Don't be so mean lah ... ...Originally posted by manjieass:Im praying for tat to happen! 
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Sv 103/103W?
Former Seletar East/West Camp?
Heard from my teacher who stayed in there long time ago that she spotted some ghost sightings(a person?!?!?) while she was walking along there. -
Well, spotted some abandoned HDB blocks there along Lim Chu Kang Rd while travelling on the old 925C route. It's pardon off as restricted area and a bangla estate was build opposite the road. Well, most likely to be an estate built in the 70's but I dun know why was it abandoned? I wonder Marina South have ghosts there. It seems to be an old hangout in the 80's but now, gangsters go there and bowl at King's Superbowl and some western drunkards go to the bars there. The viaduct below the superbowl seemed like a regular gang fight place to me. There's abandoned food court there as well. Why never tear it down and leave the ghost to nest up there?
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Marina South was part of the sea back in the 70s
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That cememtery at night isnt scary unless you walk all the way in and found yourself to be missingOriginally posted by tintinspartan:Add all the services passing by the Stevens Road exit from PIE(Tuas) direction and you'll see an abandoned cementery.
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Not those la.. Cos there is considered the last stop. Somemore behind are all bungalows! I guess most of them do not need bus services.Originally posted by stooper:Oh those flats! Along 99/242 route opposite the temple... That bus stop everytime no one get on or off. -
Same as the flats in SengKang and punggol.Originally posted by The_Bus_Guide:I think I know which block of flats you are talking about. It is a cluster of about 7 blocks at the corner of Jalan Boon Lay and Jurong West Ave 4. It wasn't quite newly built. The flats were completed about 5 years ago and at that time, there was little demand for new flats. The flats are still unoccupied and I think these are the more bigger flats which people are not too keen of buying these days. The area is surrounded with a metal fence and the buildings are getting weathered down. There is moss, paint peeling off etc. Its creepy but I assure you they are not haunted.
Unoccupied blocks of flats are common in Jurong West. Not many people are keen to live here. Its too far they say. Just behind my block are 3 flats which were unoccupied for over 10 years (but not anymore). Even the local TV station came to make a story about it saying that they are haunted. The truth is they are not. You have more to fear of the living than the dead. Its a favourite haunt for drug addicts, rowdy youths and gangsters. Then, there is another cluster of blocks left unoccupied near the old Nanyang arch. Now with the newly built sports complex and upcoming MRT line, it has full occupancy. -
What you mean "considered last stop"?Originally posted by chickenlittle2:Not those la.. Cos there is considered the last stop. Somemore behind are all bungalows! I guess most of them do not need bus services. -
It was because it is the last stop for svc 8N. For svc 242 and 99, it is like a last stop for them after take a loop after JW st 91.Originally posted by stooper:What you mean "considered last stop"? -
I take bus 30 quite a lot of times from boon lay to bedok especially late at night (11+ pm)
But at har par villa, its nothing lei.........The bus is air conditioned and the driver is driving quite fast. Its too cosy to experience wierd stuff
In fact, i think that that stretch of road is rather peaceful.
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U dunno some of them like to bullshit meh?Originally posted by MingFreeman:I take bus 30 quite a lot of times from boon lay to bedok especially late at night (11+ pm)
But at har par villa, its nothing lei.........The bus is air conditioned and the driver is driving quite fast. Its too cosy to experience wierd stuff
In fact, i think that that stretch of road is rather peaceful. -
I'm sure Stooper was not referring to the temple at Jurong West St 92. The flats there were never left vacant. There is another temple at Jurong West St 76, which is directly facing the vacant flats which I mentioned.Originally posted by chickenlittle2:It was because it is the last stop for svc 8N. For svc 242 and 99, it is like a last stop for them after take a loop after JW st 91.