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SantaFio2 · 16/12/2004 17:20

it locked my dh in the lounge on sunday with the dogs

and today it locked me in

ds was histerical, sad it was man who said he was santa eek!

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midnightmass · 16/12/2004 17:23

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turquey · 16/12/2004 17:26

Invite Yvette Fielding and that dodgy bloke off the Living channel to come and investigate.

OnZephyrstdayofXmas · 16/12/2004 17:28

scary!

jingleballs · 16/12/2004 17:34

ahh don't invite them, i'm sure he's acting it, and it's all staged for the cameras.

OnZephyrstdayofXmas · 16/12/2004 17:37

who is it?

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SantaFio2 · 16/12/2004 17:42

no it is not explainable, but obv I am not scared (some mad woamn me)

house was built in either 1838 or 1878, cant figure it. But there is def someone here, I reckon it is the old guy and his wife, shall I get a vicar? ior will HB think I have gone mad (turquey?)

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OnZephyrstdayofXmas · 16/12/2004 17:47

If you aren't scared and it's not nasty prob won't need the vicar - although might be worthwhile to put ds's mind at ease!! Poor thing!!

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SantaFio2 · 16/12/2004 17:49

I know he was abit hysterical but he says his aunty plays with him in his bedroom and doesn seem scared about that!

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turquey · 16/12/2004 17:51

I think it's important and necessary to be considered abnormal by HB standards

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SantaFio2 · 16/12/2004 17:58

ROFL

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fostermum · 17/12/2004 08:35

every house as far back as i can remember has had guests of this kind,my eldest daughter used to hold long talks with them,when she was about 3yrs i had to move her bedroom to spare room coz ladies in big dress and fancie hair kept her awake she saw a picture in the libary of of ladies in elizabethen times she said there they are mummy the same kind of ladies in my room

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