(05-29-2012, 12:13 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: Jim: ever had ice cream from Four Seas?

possibly long ago, i don't remember.

It's a joint in Centerville we'd stop at when up there... along the road to the beach there if I remember correctly.

The chocolate peanut butter sundae is awesome.

I have a picture of a ghost that I took in my old house before moving here.

(05-29-2012, 12:13 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: Jim: ever had ice cream from Four Seas?


possibly long ago, i don't remember.
that book looks promising.

Ma i want you to do this for us...around midnight one night, walk through Emily's bridge then tell us about it. OK?

Ok, do I have to take pics?

(05-29-2012, 12:33 PM)Jimbone Wrote:

(05-29-2012, 12:13 PM)Ma Huang Sor Wrote: Ive seen whatever it is. There's fucking something in that area. It's a wicked shortcut through the Hollow to get from GoldBrook to the center of town if you're coming up 100, but I won't use it at night, I just come around on the highway. I've never heard the scratching noises and nothings ever happened to my car personally, but I've seen something floating around in there and the noises are what chills me. Lots of moans and shrieks, and they aint raccoons.

Hmmm, any chance it's echoing or reflection from the water below? And are the noises a regular occurrence? Can someone go any night and expect to hear it?

Also, that comic book cover to the book looks awesome.

It's actually quite a tourist spot. Some of the noises might be from real people. Ive heard noises under the bridge when nothing was supposedly around, and one night I saw something in the bridge itself. Now on nights like this, we get a lot of fog and fireflies, so you know, there's always some way to explain it. But I believe in ghosts so it's fun for me to try to see it. She's supposedly a mean bitchy ghost though.

I guess I would be too if I was still waiting for my boyfriend to fuck me after a hundred years

(05-29-2012, 02:34 PM)Ma Huang Sor Wrote: It's actually quite a tourist spot. Some of the noises might be from real people. Ive heard noises under the bridge when nothing was supposedly around, and one night I saw something in the bridge itself. Now on nights like this, we get a lot of fog and fireflies, so you know, there's always some way to explain it. But I believe in ghosts so it's fun for me to try to see it. She's supposedly a mean bitchy ghost though.

I guess I would be too if I was still waiting for my boyfriend to fuck me after a hundred years

You could go and offer to lay the pipe to her. Maybe she'd lighten up a bit and be nicer.

I spent some time in Gettysburg, and there are plenty of stories out of there. No experiences personally though, except feeling a bit creeped out in one or two places.

(05-29-2012, 02:31 PM)Ma Huang Sor Wrote:

(05-29-2012, 12:13 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: Jim: ever had ice cream from Four Seas?


possibly long ago, i don't remember.
that book looks promising.

Ma i want you to do this for us...around midnight one night, walk through Emily's bridge then tell us about it. OK?

Ok, do I have to take pics?

pics would be good. heh heh

Has anyone ever looked at 'ghosts' or 'angels' on youtube. I am wondering if they are real footage or fake. Some of them look obviously fake.

(05-29-2012, 08:17 PM)aussiefriend Wrote: Has anyone ever looked at 'ghosts' or 'angels' on youtube.

Nope, aussie. Never had the urge.

You have, I guess. Because if there are angels, they will be revealed to you on Youtube. It's God's plan.

(05-29-2012, 08:18 PM)Cracker Wrote: Because if there are angels, they will be revealed to you on Youtube. It's God's plan.

yes that's very true! That's why it came up as a suggested video after I finish watching "Boogie Wonderland". It's spooky.

When it comes down to it, I guess you could never be certain of any video anywhere these days. CGI and home editing have come so far realistic footage could be created by a 10 year old in his home.

If I get up there this summer I'll check out the spooky bridge. My imaginary girlfriend is really big into ghost hunting and that stuff, and I dig plain old historic sites but I appreciate the resonance that exists in places where tragedy struck. Bloodletting is powerful mojo in just about every ancient religion including christianity.

(05-29-2012, 10:26 PM)Donovan Wrote: My imaginary girlfriend is really big into ghost hunting and that stuff,

Are you dating a middle-aged goth vampire lady? Does she wear black combat boots? That's how you tell.

Nah, she's a metalhead. After a couple decades of schoolmarms I kinda like the change. She's got brass. I may get scars, but boy they'll be well-fucking earned.

(05-29-2012, 11:13 PM)Donovan Wrote: schoolmarms

Wut?

schoolmarms. Don't tell me you're a real southerner and don't know what a schoolmarm is. You know, pink fuzzy sweaters, fond of walks in the woods and romantic comedies, love Michael Buble and the goddamn Twilight series, think Jesus would be the perfect boyfriend because he'd never ask for a blowjob. Got a stick jammed so far up their asses if they fart it'd put somebody's eye out, but of course they don't fart. Ever. Not even with a gun pointed at them.

Fucking schoolmarms.

Yeah, I know what a schoolmarm is. I just didn't take you for that kind of guy.

I dated a schoolmarm once. Was almost exactly as Donovan described.

Then she asked me to slap her across the face during sex and the schoolmarm veneer kind of didn't fit.

Let's just say I went through a period where I was convinced I needed to diffuse my own background with as much stereotypical "mainstream" normalcy as possible. It was about as successful as teaching a fish to fly. I got a weakness for soccer moms and teacher types, but I have painfully learned that's a neighborhood more for visiting late at night than trying to live in. Fucking suburbs are like Mars.

that left hand has "pivot man" action springs.