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Syracuse, NY

<center>“by the Pricking of My Thumbs, Something Wicked This Way Comes.”</center>

Dallas Texas.



This Message was brought to you by the people who put the LIE back in beLIEve.

FoLlOw Me To ThE eNd Of ThE wOrLd, AnD i'Ll Be ThE oNe To PuSh YoU oFf ThE eDgE.

Lake Worth, Florida. (next to Palm Beach)

the dead are alive~or~are the alive dead

Creve Coeur, Illinois. 15 minutes away from Peoria, Illinois.

Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.

St Petersburg, FLORIDA (not Russia like some think) Just over the bridge from Tampa - 2 hours from MOON!

I was born, grew up, and still live in Utah. Sometimes I feel like I am the ONLY Halloweenie (except my hubby) that lives in Utah.

I'm just a little strange, just a little.

St. Clair, Michigan about 1 hour northeast of bodybagging!

You can't spell Vicky without Icky !

Limington, Maine.

Dark Gardener

Originally from St. Petersburg, FL (where rottingcorpse lives). Now live in Concord, NC--just outside Charlotte, NC--and about 5 miles from the Charlotte Motor Speedway (for any NASCAR fans out there).

GOODNIGHT---PLEASANT SCREAMS!!!

I live in Mount Carroll, Illinois, which is in the northwestern corner of the state, we are only 10 miles from Iowa and about 40 miles from Wisconsin.
The graveyard out my west window has 6,500 internees and alot of them were relatives of mine. the tallest monument in that graveyard has my last name on it, it belongs to my great-great Grandfather.
Another great-great grandfather of mine used to work in this house as a bartender around 1910.
Yes, this house is haunted, this town is haunted (and looks like a Hollywood movie set of an old town) (1850-70 era)
People will ask me ,"How can you live in a house that's haunted?"
With my family history around here, how could I live in a house that wasn't haunted?
hauntedravensgrin.com for some house pictures.

"My Insanity is well-respected, until they wiggle free and become a stringer for a tabloid"