Posted by Mark - IN. on January 19, 2016 at 21:36:02 from (73.50.237.124):
In Reply to: county taxes posted by KEH on January 19, 2016 at 15:56:46:
I happened into a bar one time and sit down for a beer. Not long afterwards a lot of people get up, go outside and get on a bus, and off they went. I asked the bartender what the deal was and he told me that they were going on a haunted house tour from haunted house to haunted house. I asked why meet and start at the bar, and he says the bar was the first haunted place on the haunted tour. I don't remember what was haunted about the bar though. He walked away and I'm sitting there drinking my beer and looking around for ghosts and stuff to start flying off walls and stuff and a small red light on the rail where I'm sitting starts flashing. I call him over, point to the flashing red light and asked if that's a ghost detector and he says no, I have to move to somewhere else in the bar. He points to every stool around the bar, and there's a little red light on the rail in front of it's spot that the bartender turns on when the "regular" that sits there comes into the bar, and if you aint the "regular" you have to move. He pointed to the door, some fella was taking his coat off, and he told me "That's the regular, you have to move". I never saw a ghost though.
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