Found One, Christine!!

Lexie posted:

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He's a very good driver. He likes to take ppl out on the track and scare the bejesus outta them.

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Maybe he should take the doll out on the track and scare the devil outta it!

Jabbergah                                                  

I wonder if its one of those ones that the eyes roll back in its head??

That would be funny.

Lexie

Well - I dont think I will be buying a haunted doll in the near future. I went to a warehouse sale and bought a new lounge suite instead. Tad silly really, considering I will be moving again very shortly.

S'posed to unload crap - not buy more

Lexie

In case anyone is following, the auctions for the possessed doll and ouiji board end Friday nite. The seller listed another "possessed" item:

<<CLICK HERE>>

The other item descriptions sounded sort of sincere, but to hang a crayon pic over your bed?? From a box of creepy stuff??

Jabbergah                                                  

Well, if you believe this crap, I believe you are on a "trip"! LMAO!!

$8.00 shipping on a crayon drawing?

Now THAT'S unbelievable! AND spooky!

(But I can see why he doesn't just want to sell the whole box at once! )

Ya, lots of profit..well , we all know the saying about a fool being born every minute!

littlebit posted:

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$8.00 shipping on a crayon drawing?

Now THAT'S unbelievable! AND spooky!

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Probably takes an extra big box to include all the extra spooks!

Jabbergah                                                  

OMG, I just realized I talked about the indian stone the other day here.....and now our basement office flooded for no good reason...uh oh! I'm puttin that thing up for sale asap!!

The best things in life are furry....and flowers!

Lmao!! Believe me, you'll find a very good reason..and not the stone!!!

I hope we figure out why. I don't want to use the downstairs until we do. It doesn't make sense tho. When it rained 12 inches last year the neighbors all had wet basements. Well, not all of them but several. But we were absolutley dry. Last night it rained only a couple inches and we are the ones with water!! We live in the country with our own well and septic. This water had to come up from the drain the goes under and around the house and then out to the road. ????? any body out there know? The clean up guy said something about the ground still being frozen except for just next to the house so the water all ran down next to the foundation. We have extra wide overhang and rain gutters so the water wasn't running off the roof. But that doesn't explain why the drain suddenly opened up and the water drained in a matter of minutes.

The best things in life are furry....and flowers!

Think of a rock cliff and a waterfall..kind of what sounds like happened. The water was on the frozen ground with no place to go except toward the house and the thawed ground and then down. It probably built up fast around the foundation and with nowhere for it to drain off, it seeped inside probably through the floor drain. We had it happen one time and it forced it's way in through the basement shower drain! We ended up plugging it!

Yea, that's what I just told my husband. That we should install one of those flaps that don't let the water come back up.

The best things in life are furry....and flowers!

If you have drains with threads, just screw a pipe into the drain. That way, there is no preasure pushing up on the floor. If the pipe is several feet long, water may come up into the pipe, but not overflow.

That's an old trick my dad learned as a pipe fitter.

Yes, you can also do that, but do you understand why it works>..it is because water seeks it's level! Otherwise, the pipe has to be taller than the water level.

Martha Stewart found guilty all four counts!

I must admit I've only seen her show a few times and haven't followed the trial. But it will certainly be difficult for her in prison, if that's where she ends up.

They say she might get 12 to 18 months out of a possible 20 years.

I never know what to think of things like that. I find myself feeling sorry for her, even though I have never really cared for her.

Apparently, by acting on a tip from an insider with prior knowledge, she defrauded the other investors. If that is theft, she ought to make restitution, certainly. No one is above the law. Yet I do think the law is often applied inequitably.

I also think there is a difference between crimes against property and crimes against persons. It's when the REAL bad guys get off easy that I become upset. A murderer should get more than a few years prison sentence.

...convicted of being rich and famous -- bottom line! I don't really care for her either but I DON'T think she did anything worthy of prison!!! Too bad she didn't have me on her jury -- I would've HUNG it!

Jabbergah