Tuesday, 29 January 2019
Writing on the wall
This mark appeared on our kitchen wall the day before yesterday. It was about one and a half inches across its widest points and is shown at the angle of North/South as it was before H.I. wiped it off.
It was about 12 inches above the table, and I have wracked my brains as to what could have made it. It looks like an image from the particle accelerator facilitator unit in Switzerland, but it is not.
It seems as though a human hand has drawn a series of upward strokes followed by a diagonal spiral downward, and it also looks like someone's signature as given to Royal Mail on a tablet.
I really cannot think of what might have made it other than the same thing that made the unexplained noises in the apartment last year.
Any ideas?
An observation I haven't mentioned yet is that the corkscrew spiral is heaviest on the nearside, giving the impression that the image is 3D and set in a transparent material. This is what is so perplexing about what made it.
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All I can think of is an insect, but there are none right now.
ReplyDeleteP.S. The 'ink' was thick enough to be felt by touch.
DeleteTrippy. As I am hyper-focused on my healing foot right now. All I see are TOES when I look at that image. :D
ReplyDeleteGhost graffiti artist?
Could be.
DeleteIt makes me think of angel wings! And laugh and laugh.
ReplyDeleteI thought it looked like a wing, too!
DeleteI see what you mean - about the wings anyway.
DeleteI also thought an angel wing. Could someone have dawn on the wall with a grease pencil and it has just taken a long time to come through the paint.
DeleteA rather filthy snail?
ReplyDeleteDo you mean made by or looks like?
DeleteFilthy snail art - made by.
DeleteWhatever it is it is pointing up. Have you looked up? Definitely a sign from beyond. Definitely. (Don't mind me. Sometimes I channel Rainman)
ReplyDeleteI'll look up when I go back into the kitchen.
DeleteNope. Nothing out of the ordinary up there.
DeleteI hear Banksy has been in Bath recently.... don't destroy it, it could be worth a fortune.
ReplyDeleteToo late.
DeleteIs your ceiling dripping, perhaps? Any small cracks? Any water spots on the ceiling? And do you have an air vent that would cause drips to blow slightly across the wall?
ReplyDeleteSorry, but that could not explain this mark.
Delete6 toes. Greetings from Norfolk.
ReplyDeleteThat could be it too.
DeleteI would go with the snail too except that there is no entrance or exit showing how it could have got there in the first place - are there any clues behind the table or on the floor?
ReplyDeleteIt was certainly no snail that made this mark, but that's not a bad theory.
DeleteYou'll have to wait for the next sign, maybe there will be a clue.
ReplyDeleteThat's just what I have been thinking.
DeleteYou know your trouble - you kid us so often that it is hard to take you seriously Tom.
ReplyDeleteI always admit to lying (well, here anyway). This is no kidding Weave.
DeleteI've added to the text above with an observation which may give more of a clue, or it may just baffle you more as it does me.
ReplyDeleteA spirit is definitely trying to contact you .... oooOOOooo ... 👻 .... has H.I. found her bra yet ? XXXX
ReplyDeleteNope.
DeleteGravy got caught on edge of spiral note book and lingered momentarily on wall as you moved it
ReplyDeleteIf that, the marks wouldn't link up as a spiral.
DeleteOh alright, I dipped my toes in gravy if you must know.
DeleteYou have tiny toes. All six of them.
DeleteDid this happen while you were playing your hashish-fog-inducing music?
ReplyDeleteNot that I can recall.
DeleteOne of you flipped a pesto loaded noodle against the wall. Fess up.
ReplyDeleteErrr.... no.
DeleteYou're haunted
ReplyDeleteAt last, some interesting developments.
DeleteWho you gonna call?
DeleteTom busters
DeletePasta strainer spoon whacked against the wall, leaving starch outline?
ReplyDeleteNope. My pasta spoons are larger than 1.5 inches.
DeleteWhen you hear voices, the words are unclear. I assume it must be the same with writing. This is text, but not text as we know it , Jim.
ReplyDeleteWas there a dead bug on the wall and you tried to scrub it off with a flourish?
ReplyDeleteNo. The most likely thing that caused it would be some sort of insect though.
DeleteResidue from a sneeze? but probably some sort of creepy crawly was there.
ReplyDeleteSneeze from where?
DeleteSneeze from a pig's penis?
DeletePlasterers urine would be my guess, it used to a thing amongst plasterers to urinate on a wall when the plaster was wet. The stain comes through the paint a long while later and is hard to get rid of. Of course it could be ghost taking the piss?
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