Does your house have ghosts?

[Prrkitty]

I would like to thank pretty much all of you for keeping this thread civil. I like to think, when I post stuff, that I give us all something good/new/etc to chatter about.

:) thanks y'all :)

[Aegix Drakan]

>_> Personally, If I come face to face with a ghost, I will freak out, calm down, and ask it as civilly as possible: "what the F do you want with me?"
If it's hostile, I'm running to the nearest crowded area, and I'm calling the ghostbusters. If it's not, then I'm going to have a cup of tea with it and discuss philosophy.

...But either way, I'm probably gonna curl up under my covers like a frightened cat that night.

BTW: Moocow, I think my younger brother had a problem a bit similar to what your son's going through. He outgrew it after a little while.

[Skulkraken]

Skullkraken, where do you live?

I live on an island in the Pacific called Guam, which is an unincorporated territory of the United States, like Puerto Rico. Picture Hawaii, but with more Asian influence, and you'll be pretty close to how Guam looks like.

Like I said, most people here take spirits *very* seriously. It's pretty much to be expected when a large amount of the population is descended from tribesmen who fought Spanish pirates using weapons made from human bone and held burials for the dead at the home of the dead person's family.

A lot of old stories still linger around here from those ancient times, like the story of Sirena the mermaid, the stories of the breadfruit tree and the flame tree, and the story of how a person's hair is able to exact revenge on its owner if it's treated improperly.