Seriously, who honestly believes in ghosts once they've passed the age of 12?

BASED ON A TRUE STORY

Spider Dijon: Seriously, who honestly believes in ghosts once they've passed the age of 12?

Catholics?

Seriously, who honestly believes in ghostsfairy tales once they've passed the age of 12?

InternetLOL: BASED ON A TRUE STORY

thank you for pointing that out.

"based on a true story" could mean

trus story:
"a family lived in a house"

then basing the rest of the fiction on that

Subby's an amateur at spelling.

That just strikes me as very rude. I'd understand driving by and checking it out, but unless there's a big sign stating "Connecticut's official haunted house! Tours at 3, 5, & 7 pm", who in the right mind would go knock on the door?
Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

FrostDust: Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

You sound like this guy:

FrostDust: That just strikes me as very rude. I'd understand driving by and checking it out, but unless there's a big sign stating "Connecticut's official haunted house! Tours at 3, 5, & 7 pm", who in the right mind would go knock on the door?
Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

If she was cute she could check out my basement anytime she wants.

What ghosts might make you do....

FrostDust: Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

Day 1: WTF, no, go away.
Day 2: WTF, no, go away.
Day 3: Are you retarded? Get off my property.
Day 4: Calls police
Day 5: Begin answering door in underwear, drunk, carrying baseball bat
Day 6: Begin offering the opportunity to be the newest ghost, offer to show them basement, laughing evilly.

Just call in the Ghost Hunters, they'll debunk it.

Space_Fetus: Spider Dijon: Seriously, who honestly believes in ghosts once they've passed the age of 12?

Catholics?

i lol'd

/raised Catholic

Rude bunch of farkers. This is one of several reasons I hate it when farktards perpetuate this superstitious bullshiat.

texdent: Just call in the Ghost Hunters, they'll debunk it.

debunk complete retardation!?!?!?!

WHATS THE POINT..you can't convince farking idiots that they're farking idiots.

The place was haunted, and the villians would have gotten away with it if it weren't for those meddling kids and their dog.

Land.
Mines.

Set them.

Spider Dijon: Seriously, who honestly believes in ghosts once they've passed the age of 12?

Theotards do.

I believe in ghosts. I mean Abe Vigoda's seems to show up here all the time.

FrostDust: That just strikes me as very rude. I'd understand driving by and checking it out, but unless there's a big sign stating "Connecticut's official haunted house! Tours at 3, 5, & 7 pm", who in the right mind would go knock on the door?
Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

Actually, this could be a great money making opportunity for the family that lives there. They could pay off the mortgage early if the movies a hit.

Many people are taught to be superstitious at an early age -- it usually begins in Sunday School.

Doesn't sound like anything a 12 gauge loaded with rock salt won't fix. If they ignore the "no trespassing" signs, they're fair game.

Spider Dijon
Seriously, who honestly believes in ghosts once they've passed the age of 12?

These guys..



You can make a bundle selling smoke and mirrors... look at AIG, Madoff et al.

GO HOME!!!!
THERE IS NO BLAIR WITCH!!!!

//obscure

Spider Dijon: "Seriously, who honestly believes in ghosts once they've passed the age of 12?"

It's a bit unsettling to think about, but 85% of Americans are Christians, and thus believe in ghosts (souls) and a spirit world (afterlife) that they go to. They dress it up in different terminology, but that doesn't make it any less silly.

Ghosts can't spell. Future or fomer ghosts.

Ghost Hunter Hunter. Problem solved.

Seriously, who honestly believes in ghosts once they've passed the age of 12?

People who have seen them?

Ahh, Ghost Hunters on SciFi. Is it just me, or does the programming on SciFi have as much to do with science fiction as the programming on MTV has to do with music?

As for believing in ghosts, remember it's a small leap to believe in a multitude of ghosts if you already buy into a holy one.

toonz: InternetLOL: BASED ON A TRUE STORY

thank you for pointing that out.

"based on a true story" could mean

trus story:
"a family lived in a house"

then basing the rest of the fiction on that



P.W. would like a word with you.

I would hire Penn & Teller to freak the snot out of the trespassers.
Film it, youtube it, have a good laugh.

EatHam: FrostDust: Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

Day 1: WTF, no, go away.
Day 2: WTF, no, go away.
Day 3: Are you retarded? Get off my property.
Day 4: Calls police
Day 5: Begin answering door in underwear, drunk, carrying baseball bat
Day 6: Begin offering the opportunity to be the newest ghost, offer to show them basement, laughing evilly.

Day 7: That will be $25 to see the basement. Please leave through the gift shop. Cash only.

A niece visiting the home said she felt hands on her body as she tried to sleep, and her covers levitated.

Scary or just plain creepy?

EatHam: FrostDust: Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

Day 1: WTF, no, go away.
Day 2: WTF, no, go away.
Day 3: Are you retarded? Get off my property.
Day 4: Calls police
Day 5: Begin answering door in underwear, drunk, carrying baseball bat
Day 6: Begin offering the opportunity to be the newest ghost, offer to show them basement, laughing evilly.

Day 1: Scheme way to charge admission.
Day 2: Profit.

bravian

Beat me to it... but only because I wasted so much time striking out the quoted text.

Drat!

bravian: EatHam: FrostDust: Would you let some random person in your house because they told you there are ghosts in your basement?

Day 1: WTF, no, go away.
Day 2: WTF, no, go away.
Day 3: Are you retarded? Get off my property.
Day 4: Calls police
Day 5: Begin answering door in underwear, drunk, carrying baseball bat
Day 6: Begin offering the opportunity to be the newest ghost, offer to show them basement, laughing evilly.

Day 7: That will be $25 to see the basement. Please leave through the gift shop. Cash only.

Day 8: Get bored, push them down the stairs
Day 9: After the bodys are completely dissolved in lime, call the ghostchasers back to investigate the new haunting.
Day 10: collect paycheck.

asshatinagetawaycar: "People who have seen them?"

My ex's best friend came from a very superstitious family, and her father would insist to anyone who would listen that he'd seen a ghostly form that had pinned him to his bed/sat on his chest several times, that nobody could tell him ghosts weren't real.

When she mentioned this to me I recognized it right away as sleep paralysis; in a semiconscious state the body is often still paralyzed for its own safety, and unable to understand this, it hallucinates ghosts, demons and whatnot holding the body down.

She presented him with this, and although he wouldn't concede that he'd been wrong, he never told that story again.

Leave the GH team alone, they try harder to debunk hauntings than they do to prove them. And they reveal either way on their show, which is why they are a not-for-profit organization to keep it honest.

That being said, I don't believe in poltergeist type activity, most hauntings are probably just residual energy.

/not a Catholic
//don't believe in a god
///have seen some weird stuff

Those people are sitting on a gold mine and they biatch about it. What a bunch of farking idiots.

vudukungfu: A niece visiting the home said she felt hands on her body as she tried to sleep, and her covers levitated.

Scary or just plain creepy?

3. An uncle.

Spinzgirl: "That being said, I don't believe in poltergeist type activity, most hauntings are probably just residual energy."

Here's a more likely explanation. Seems unrelated at first, but keep watching.

I often wonder how many Farkers who scoff at the notion of ghosts and hauntings also believe in an invisible sky wizard.

Hey, just because you've never seen him yourself doesn't mean he's not there.

112 Ocean Avenue approves. (^)

I think a gift shop is the way to go here. I'd collect dust bunnies from under the bed and sell them as ghost turds.

You can tell this is bullshiat because people don't die in funeral homes. Ghost usually stay wherever a person was tragically killed. Everyone knows that.


/troll
//family should STFU and just charge admission, like an idiot tax

Sounds like a good time to sell the house. Sell high to some believing idiot!

There are no ghosts. Anywhere.

Ghost Hunting may be absurdly fun, I can understand that, but there just aren't such entities.

vudukungfu: A niece visiting the home said she felt hands on her body as she tried to sleep, and her covers levitated.

Scary or just plain creepy?

Not scary or plain creepy, just the Uncle.

I live not far from Southington and everyone's always known "that house near the cemetery used to be a funeral home and is haunted" but we never did more than drive by the place.
Knowing Ed and Lorraine Warren were involved (fruitcakes; I've met them) makes it even more unlikely that anything ever really happened there.
I feel bad for the people who live there. The movie looks like it sucks, although it will do great around here because it's set locally (not filmed here though). Then it will die down back into obscurity.
/get off my lawn
//no ghosts here