Tuesday, November 11. 2008

they can't BOTH be true...

Supposedly the Alamo’s basement is one of the most haunted places in America.

Either that is a lie, or that documentary about the guy who traveled around the country in a fancy suit looking for his missing bike was. Who can you trust these days?

I feel lied to.

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Posted by jer@nyquil.org at 15:11
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2008-11-11 21:10
marcus132 said:

Source!

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2008-11-14 08:55
jer@nyquil.org said:

21:46, 17:45

Paranormal Podcast, episode 37.
(Direct link to audio: http://media.libsyn.com/media/paranormalpodcast/Haunted_US_Battlefields_-_Paranormal_Podcast_37.mp3)

The Alamo section starts at about 17:45, and the basement is off-handedly mentioned at 17:45.

The whole show is pretty interesting, but the guest seems unsure of what’s actually in her book, so I’m not sure she’s the best source. But still…

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2008-11-14 08:58
jer@nyquil.org said:

ah, crap. I forgot that I hardcoded HTML support into this blog software; a recent upgrade hosed it. Geez.

Paranormal Podcast, episode 37:
http://paranormalpodcast.com/index.php?post_id=370355

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