Oh, to have the chance to haunt an old lawsuit-hungry rickety path through the woods.
Monday, April 10, 2023
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3 comments:
I would never have the guts to do a real haunted trail and to be perpetually rolling the litigation dice, but the IDEA of it is truly enticing.
If properly selected, and sufficiently isolated, it seems like the environment would do 80% of the work.
"Lawsuit hungry" made me crack up. Still an eerily beautiful haunt.
Whoa! That vast cornfield looks like it would just swallow you up.
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