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ShinyBirdTeeth posted:
I'd go explore the town and churches first, see if you can get to know some of the locals, you know. Go to a church meet or two, these people might have their own caverns beneath their houses and have spare spelunking equipment. ---------------- |
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May 14, 2017 15:20
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A couple of years ago when i was looking for a mansion, i went to the towns local bookstore to ask about the previous owners of the house i was interested in. They put me in contact with a nice lady who they told me painted portraits for a living and had immortalized most of the town's residents over the years.  While obviously a masterclass painting of some very nice looking folks, i was kind of weirded out by the idea of four men living together with one lady for decades in this particular house, so in the end i decided to look elsewhere. ---------------- |
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May 14, 2017 15:47
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Wow yeah, looking back on it now, i think i missed a huge opportunity. I Guess the lesson here is; keep an open mind when your trying to find your gloom house. That said; My current house has a basement that fills up with water at night, but is dry as a desert at day. The problem is... the plumber refuses to come at night to my house. I keep calling them when it happens but they always hang up on me. Help? E; Oh yeah there are fish in it, anybody have a clue ? ---------------- |
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May 14, 2017 21:41
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