Boo!

I like this thread. It puts me in the Halloween spirit.

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Once I took a shart, and when I looked at it in the toilet, I saw a pill inside it. But the thing is I haven't taken anything for about a week.

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Oh, I got a ghost story/weird happening that originates in my local area if anyone wants to read it. Memory Hill is the final resting place of woman who was known as dangerous and odd in life, and who continues to spread this reputation in death. Dixie Haygood was a Milledgeville resident born just before the Civil War. Her legend quickly spread, as she was reported to be a witch with supernatural powers. She was known to go into violent, uncontrollable rages. She could lift up heavy wooden tables with full grown men sitting on them. Local residents both respected and feared the strange, powerful young woman. The Macon Telegraph described her strange powers this way: "It is said that Dixie Jarratt Haygood, whose stage name was Annie Abbott, had a strange 'power.' She could lift 4 men on a chair by simply touching the chair. She could stand upon one foot and resist the united efforts of four strong men to move her. She could lift men into mid-air by placing her open hands upon their heads. She is believed to have performed for the Prince of Wales, Queen Victoria, the Czar of Russia, and other royalty of Europe." According to her obituary in the Union Recorder, "Mrs. Haygood, also known as the Little Georgia Magnet, achieved a reputation as a spiritualist which not only made her well known in this country, but in many of the European nations. She appeared before the crowned heads of Europe whe she demonstrated her supernatural powers." Just before her death Dixie Haygood reportedly placed a curse upon her own gravesite. She proclaimed that anyone who stood between the grave and the sun would be cursed forever. This legend seems to have unfairly affected the peace of the family buried next to her, the Yates family. Each year, just before Christmas, a large hole opens up just next to the Yates plots and swallows up a chunk of land. In some years the depression has actually consumed some of the Yates family's tombstones. Each year the hole is filled in-sometimes even with cement-and each year the same thing happens again. Stories say that this is the effect of the vindictiveness of Dixie Haygood and is her effort to prove her powers still work. Others claim that Dixie is so frightful that the Yates family is striving to escape being buried next to such an evil being. [spoiler]No, I don't believe in ghosts but I do love a good ghost story. Probably a lot of this one results from superstition over "witchcraft"? lol witchcraft[/spoiler]

When is hallowean.

That's much too vulgar a display of power, Karras.