Lawdog’s Cabinet of Curiosities

[jibjqrkl]

*lays down on RBgurl's spot*

:3

[firedoom666]

*steals RBgurl's microwave*

[rkbdgurl]

*notices microwave missing, shrugs....goes to the freezer, pulls out a tub of Rocky Road ice cream asks CJ to check on a possible burglar outside...sits down in CJ's spot*

[CJHobbes]

*looks outside* What? I don't see a bur...hey wait a second!

*sits in red velvet chair on front of fireplace, donning my monocle and robe, lighting up the pipe. Tosses rbgurl some chocolate sprinkles as a peace offering*

Centralia, Pennsylvania:

Summery - Ghost towns can be creepy. But modern ghost towns can be even creepier. While nothing supernatural has been reported in Centralia, it’s not the kind of place most people want to move too. In 1962 a fire spread from burning garbage to an underground network of coal mines beneath the town. Now the town billows noxious fumes, has random sinkholes and fire pits, and the population has dwindled from several thousand to less than ten. (Apparently having no services, not even a zip code, doesn’t bother some people)

The creepy atmosphere has provided stories for works such as Silent Hill and novels by Dean Koontz.

Population:

Humans - 7
ROUSs - 100

[Lawdog1521]

You know, it's harder to find this weird stuff than you would think.

I'm trying to keep it lesser known things that are real or at least haven't been proven a fraud.

[rkbdgurl]

You realize that we all have an insatiable appetite for this stuff right. Seriously, there just is nothing better than kicking back with a bunch of friends, eating popcorn, drinking beer, or whatever, listening to weird stories. thanks LD...LOVE IT!!!

[TheBonobo4]

These stories are interesting, and many of them I've never heard before. I feel though, most can be explained logically without the supernatural or other strange occurrences (aliens and so on), but some are still weird, even when explained logically.