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A week until I get results to an appointment to on some thing major. Yeah I could say I'm creaking out!

Horrific tax bill.

I need to learn to control my drinking. Blackout drinks is happening way too often. Literally every time I drink. Ughhh.

Seriously freaking out about some hospital results I'm getting on Fri.

I've agreed to go to a Halloween Film Festival at Newsham Park Hospital. 4 films (Rocky Horror, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Shining and Hocus Pocus). It looks ace to be fair however...

This is the place it's being held. And these are just some delightful photo's..



Liverpool's most haunted place apparently.

http://i4.liverpoolecho.co.uk/incoming/article11045317.ece/ALTERNATES/s1023/JS85099907.jpg

http://www.paranormalunited.co.uk/wp-content/gallery/newsham-park-hospital-seamans-orphange-liverpool/Newsham-Park-Hospital-Chapel-1.jpg

I'm not looking any more up before it's done.

I've seen enough horror to know you're going to need a bad video camera and bad decision making.

It's gonna take a lot to make me scared specifically of a haunted house in fucking Liverpool. The accent terrifies me enough as it is.

I've got bad decision making down to a fine art.

I'd be ok if it wasn't for the vague threat by the organisers to have people dressed up as monsters etc jumping out on us.

Ptsd nightmares are worse than ever.

tranmerefan wrote:Liverpool's most haunted place apparently.


I'm not looking any more up before it's done.

Scared of ghosts and things that go bump in the night? Keep out of The Swan then.

•The wars of witchcraft that were waged at the legendary Swan Inn on Wood Street – a pub that has been the scene of so many supernatural incidents over the years...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Liverpools-Hau ... B005PHAGKC

NeglectedField wrote:It's gonna take a lot to make me scared specifically of a haunted house in fucking Liverpool. The accent terrifies me enough as it is.

Caalm down, caalm down.

About Winston Churchill in WWI:

Within a few weeks he had been promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel and given command of the 30 officers and 700 enlisted men of the 6th (Service) Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers. It seems safe to say that the Royal Scots Fusiliers had little idea of what was in store for them when Churchill arrived mounted on a black charger, followed by a gun carriage laden with his belongings — among them a full-sized bath and a boiler to heat the water.

An extremely awkward lunch followed at which Churchill didn’t say a word, but went round the table, staring intently at each of his fellow officers. At the end of the meal he made a short speech.

‘Gentlemen, I am your new Commanding Officer. Those who support me, I shall look after. Those who go against me, I will break.’

Gandalf the Red wrote:

tranmerefan wrote:Liverpool's most haunted place apparently.


I'm not looking any more up before it's done.

Scared of ghosts and things that go bump in the night? Keep out of The Swan then.

•The wars of witchcraft that were waged at the legendary Swan Inn on Wood Street – a pub that has been the scene of so many supernatural incidents over the years...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Liverpools-Hau ... B005PHAGKC

I'm not normally bothered to be fair, I don't believe in ghosts. It's more the fact that people will be dressed up hiding round corners deliberately jumping out at me.

Starting up a fb event. Now no one in the right mind wants to come out with me for a few pints so I am a bit worried about this. Trying to set something up for the Christmas market in Brum with a few people I used to work with. Bit worried it might just be me there but fuck it as long as I have some smokes and a few beers maybe my own company might be ok. That said I have 9 people out of 18 wanting to go which mean about 3 people might actually go so yeah. Fingers crossed.

Not looking forward to tonight's viewing. My general worries about whether someone's gonna be a weirdo seem to be proven right with some we've had so far, but we'll see.