What is a bogus ghost hunter? What is a genuine one? Some answers at the this link.
Apart from being generally bizarre, I didn't realise newspapers STILL insist on publishing ages! I've never understood why they did it in the first place.
Mulder, age 32.
Come to that, what is a bogus ghost?
Janot, age 64 - so I am to be taken exactly twice as seriously as Mulder.
I think it has become the new train spotting........
Last edited by Dr B; 1st February 2008 at 10:38 AM.
It's what happens when there hasn't been a Star Trek Convention for a long time, the natives get restless.Originally Posted by Dr B
I think it has become the new train spotting........
I am totally loving that story though, it's a perfect example of why I think 'ghosthunter' groups-and-their differences would make such a marvellous subject for an ethnographic study. If only I could find an organisation reckless enough to give me a grant for it, I'd be in there like a shot. I'd buy a Dan Ackroyd t-shirt and everything...Ghosthunting can be hilarious good fun, but in this day and age why do people persist in believing that it's science?
Hi Dalriada, check out my 'Group of the day' thread in the General area ...
Work recently organised a ghost hunting trip and the general feeling was that it was very well planned. 'Things' did happen, but these could be explained like the bangs - it was in an old abbey and it was windy that night. I asked a my manager what he thought and he replied it wasn't worth going and that he still didn't believe in ghosts.
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