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To: average joe who wrote (557)	3/19/2005 8:44:07 PM
From: fresc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 777

What a ridiculous post. You are at least a above average IDIOT! Guns and America, there is nothing sane about this tragedy.

To: average joe who wrote (557)	5/19/2005 12:35:32 PM
From: one_less	Respond to of 777

”The old hut where a few people have claimed to have seen a ghostly figure squatting on top of the roof. Some residents in Kampong Pandan Mumong claimed to have seen a ghostly figure said to resemble a woman with long hair sitting on the rooftop of an old house covered with bushes along the side of the road leading to Mumong bypass. A few residents told Borneo Bulletin that they allegedly saw the apparition after midnight. They claimed that the creature appeared blurry but disappeared after they stopped to have a closer look. Meanwhile, Borneo Bulletin found that the walls of the old zinc hut were covered with bushes. The pathway leading to the hut is about 10 metres from the main road with thick bushes making it difficult to cross. Sources said the hut had been abandoned for quite some time and they noted an eerie feeling when they approached the house even during broad daylight.” =============== What? If not abandoned huts, where do you want ghosts to hang out ... your living room. Do ghosts have rights? Sounds like a perfect ghost sanctuary to me. Message 21339746