Military Camps/ Bases Ghost Stories: Share?
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I will be going NS soon on 3rd August 2011. However the ghost festival starts on 14th August this year. I know cannot bring bak kua or other pork stuff to tekong and if pee in jungle cannot pee at the tree, otherwise must say excuse me first. I know im very superstitious but it's better to be safe than sorry right. So I would like to ask if got any more things to take note and the do's and don'ts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Originally posted by CheeseFriesAddict:
I will be going NS soon on 3rd August 2011. However the ghost festival starts on 14th August this year. I know cannot bring bak kua to tekong and if pee in jungle cannot pee at the tree, otherwise must say excuse me first. I know im very superstitious but it’s better to be safe than sorry right. So I would like to ask if got anything more things to take note and the do’s and don’ts.
Your ghost festival has already started. By 14th August, it is already the 15th day of the ghost festival.
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Actually, it's can't pee at any tombstone, nothing to do with tree.
However, BMT school was supposedly all tombstones in the past... so...
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If someone call out your name in night, do not answer back.
If you smell some fragrant or pungent smell, keep your mouth shut and dont comment..
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Originally posted by ThunderFbolt:
Actually, it's can't pee at any tombstone, nothing to do with tree.
However, BMT school was supposedly all tombstones in the past... so...
Cannot pee at tree also.
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Originally posted by CheeseFriesAddict:
I will be going NS soon on 3rd August 2011. However the ghost festival starts on 14th August this year. I know cannot bring bak kua or other pork stuff to tekong and if pee in jungle cannot pee at the tree, otherwise must say excuse me first. I know im very superstitious but it’s better to be safe than sorry right. So I would like to ask if got any more things to take note and the do’s and don’ts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Basically nothing much, i went in around ghost festival also. The festival should be over by the time you go for your fieldcamp. Anyway, say excuse me when you want to pee in jungle, pork thing i am not sure cause cookhouse serves pork, but just dont bring pork. If you are afraid at night, try to drink less water to avoid going to toilet during midnight
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Having not seen ghosts in my life, I was hoping to in NS. I was disappointed.
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eti cookhouse at nee soon camp is haunted.i was friends with the cookhouse supervisor, he told me every night got a lady to sentry duty at the cookhouse.the cookhouse sup. very nice guy. everyone should remember there overtrained private lol. he was only a private but got guards tab, csb, jcc, taekwondo, ippt gold and marksmen. everyone use to call him csm, cookhouse sergeant major hahaha. anyone from eti seen the lady before?
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Originally posted by alize:
Having not seen ghosts in my life, I was hoping to in NS. I was disappointed.
Me too...
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Originally posted by ThunderFbolt:
Actually, it's can't pee at any tombstone, nothing to do with tree.
However, BMT school was supposedly all tombstones in the past... so...
Tree is a common resting place for dieties and ghosts as well. It provides shades them like living beings need shelter over them. If you pee there without politely telling them first, and if the ghosts is not as kind and properly cultivated,,,,for serious cases, you may need to call "sai-kong" to harmonise the spirit that taking over your body....otherwise, you day is numbered...
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On the other hand if you get a lonely ghost, they might blow you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCw9H4lQeLE
This guy is more scary than ghost
http://www.rsis.edu.sg/publications/Perspective/IDSS0952006.pdf
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This is real story.
Once, I went for a course. I do not need to stay-in, but since they said the camp was 'dirty', I 'die die' must stay in, just to see what is there.
I have heard of old man praying in the dawn, and female singing near the tree, and some trainee possessed etc. As a young man, I just want to find out.
So, that night, the Orderly arranged me to stayed in the top most level bunk. But he did not informed other staff. I was the only one sleeping in that level. At about 11pm, I heard a staff coming in to perform his night duty, and was singing as he walk into the room I was assigned to.
As a manner of courtesy, I sit up from the bed wanting to greet him, as he switched on the light when he walked in. Suddenly, he rushed out the room shouting 'hantu, hantu'. I was shocked, and I jumped down from the bed running after him, not knowing what was wrong. He just kept running all the way to the ground floor, without looking back.
By the time we reached the ground floor, I noticed that his face was pale (he is a malay). He started scolding all kinds of profanity words at me when he found out that the hantu was me. (he was a Sergeant, much lower than my rank, but I took no offence at that moment) Only than did I realied that I was mistaken as ghost.
Till this day, whenever I tell relate this incident to my kids, they still laugh over it.
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Originally posted by likeyou:
If someone call out your name in night, do not answer back.
If you smell some fragrant or pungent smell, keep your mouth shut and dont comment..
if platoon sergeant call how? -
Originally posted by Mr Milo:
if platoon sergeant call how?You will know, cos ghosts won't call you Recruit Cheebai.