Leppo Joove
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Re: do we all speak tke same language?
Aug 16, 2001, 16:24
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No, I'll not have that. This is no time for flippancy. The human race is sinking into an amoral cesspit of its own making, and I for one shall be committing suicide within the next three months if I don't see a restoration of the church, the army, the family and the British Empire to their proper places in the social pantheon. Existantialism and freedom of thought are decadent and frivolous luxuries which can only lead to the decline of good old-fashioned Victorian values, and subsequent social collapse. Bring back hanging (and opium)!
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Popel Vooje
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Re: do we all speak tke same language?
Aug 16, 2001, 16:26
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Leppo, where are you? Stop faffing around with the computer, it's time for your medication.
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yarky
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Re: ThEe SuPeRNaTuRaL sPoOkYnEss
Aug 20, 2001, 18:47
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Don't think i've seen a ghost but i've definately FELT one... In a ruined 15th Century fortified manor house called Berry Pomeroy in Devon (might be Cornwall). Anyway it looks well eery perched precariously on a lonely wooded hill, and I was in there by myself when I was about 15 whilst my parents were in the visitors cafe. There was a classic thunderstorm raging with lightning and the works, rain coming through were the roof should have been. Now the guidebook says that in the dungeon below one of the circular towers, during medieval times a lady of noble birth was kept at starving point until she died, I can't remember why exactly but it was something to do with romantic involvement with a member of a rival family. Her ghost is supposed to walk the battlements, her appearance being a harbinger of imminent death. Sorry I'll get to the point.
In my youthful bravado I negotiated my way down the uneven spiral steps down to the small dungeon room. Then I fucking shat myself- It was a feeling like freezing cold, coupled with an overwhelming feeling of human misery, but from a time so long ago it was almost alien, I don't know its hard to explain. I absolutley tunned it out of there, and my mum said I was white as a sheet when I came out. Brrr. Sorry if that was a bit boring!
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