Not to feed a party pooper, but "Redneck" etymologies are based in religion and working classes, not based singularly on the color of one's skin. If you are so concerned that Redneck is as offensive as a racial slur doing a bit of research wouldn't hurt beyond "disparaging term" because the historical origin as well as current usage of the two words couldn't be more different.
I like free range eggs. My taste buds and my karma. And I prefer free range organic milk more than regular milk. It tastes so much better! But even more important for my family is we don't get sick! We thought we were kind of lactose intolerant, but not any more.
The body was in that spot for a month which would have caused some major eww bodily fluids - it would have been cold, but not that cold - and depending on what they used to clean the area or IF they cleaned the area I could imagine some kind of stain developing. My guess is they didn't clean the floor because the wing was abandoned. The other is of course that it is a fake, but the fluid of the damned is more creepy right?
Not in New England and not abandoned! The Oregon State Hospital was built in 1883 and portions of the hospital are still in use today. Stories of the hospital being haunted (and just plain creepy) stem from facts. Over 5000 cans of cremations are warehoused at the hospital, the remains of unclaimed patients from over a hundred years ago. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest was filmed at the hospital, based on Oregonian Ken Kessey's book. Not a horror movie per say, but does show the real life horrors of life in a mental hospital. Check out the wikipdia page, I recommend the link to Pulitzer Prize winning articles from the Oregonian: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon_State_Hospitalthe
Salem, Oregon - not known for witches, but still creepy. Many buildings have tunnels underneath them that are haunted. Personal fav has to be North of Salem though, the catacombs under Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon. Legend has it that Ted Bundy killed a co-ed in the tunnels under Sackett Hall dorms and haunts them still. Stories found on the web just point to a missing person who may or may not have attended OSU that may or may not have been killed by Bundy. Having lived in Sackett Hall it is very creepy and portions of the dorms are not used, but if you look in the windows you'll see kitchens and sewing rooms that are all set up/stocked as if still in use. The "catacombs" or tunnels connect the different wings of the building, house the steam heating pipes, and many are accessible to residents. I locked myself out of my room at around 2am one winter. My only option was to go into the tunnels to get to the front desk for a pass key. Institution green walls, old doors with "Ted Bundy Lives Here" written on them...I never locked myself out again!
Outside the court house of Tigger's drug trafficking hearing, Kanga attacked reporters who were questioning her role in the smuggling investigation. Cries of "Roo's left the pouch, what's there now?" enraged the mother of one. Pooh and Piglet declined all comments as they left the court house, but did post bail for Kanga mere hours later.
Dear God: I could really use a pouch right about here. Like that opossum that lives under the garage. For you know like my keys, catnip, and a fuzzy mouse or two. Thanks for Evolution! Love, Mr. Orange Jeans
Salem, Oregon - not known for witches, but still creepy. Many buildings have tunnels underneath them that are haunted. Personal fav has to be North of Salem though, the catacombs under Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon. Legend has it that Ted Bundy killed a co-ed in the tunnels under Sackett Hall dorms and haunts them still. Stories found on the web just point to a missing person who may or may not have attended OSU that may or may not have been killed by Bundy. Having lived in Sackett Hall it is very creepy and portions of the dorms are not used, but if you look in the windows you'll see kitchens and sewing rooms that are all set up/stocked as if still in use. The "catacombs" or tunnels connect the different wings of the building, house the steam heating pipes, and many are accessible to residents. I locked myself out of my room at around 2am one winter. My only option was to go into the tunnels to get to the front desk for a pass key. Institution green walls, old doors with "Ted Bundy Lives Here" written on them...I never locked myself out again!
I could really use a pouch right about here. Like that opossum that lives under the garage. For you know like my keys, catnip, and a fuzzy mouse or two. Thanks for Evolution!
Love,
Mr. Orange Jeans