I see ghost playing

Can't recall Wigan casino, Lianamybestchum. Before my time, I suspect. Glad you can remember, tho... 8) Shaque - that was indeed a significant contribution. No music to accompany my first love-making venture, as I recall...but many diverse sounds as we lay together in the local forest of my youth, including the sound of her old man shouting at the gate: "I know you're in there with my daughter, Bob Roberts. And when you come out I'm gonna string you up by your short and curlies!!!!" Ah, happy daze... *heads over to friendsreunited*

My second time was shortly after my first. As her father prowled the woods with a meat cleaver, threatening to dice up my manhood for fish bait, I suggested that we make a run for it. "Are you kidding ?" she said and pulled me down onto her in a manner that was, frankly, pathological.

Chin up, Jasper!

you make me laugh :-))

"There's a Ghost in My House"...the title of a song from my wee lad years... ...now, who sang it, I wonder ? *pours Famous Grouse, settles in comfy chair, pops Thai cracker in mouth, and, er, reminisces...*

R Dean Taylor. Wigan Casino days. You ARE old aren't you bobchum. I'd definitely advise talking to the ghost by the way. Turn the PC off, and talk to the ghost. I've heard electrical activity disturbs the atmosphere, so make sure you don't turn it back on for a good while. Have fun.

Ohhh, now see, my sources tell me that electrical noise can actually be used to enhance the communications. White Noise..., if you have an electronic keyboard with a MIDI interface, plug that in to the computer. Tune your television to a dead channel and hook it into the computer also. If you can mix the noise from the television with your keyboard, when you play notes, it may help modulate the ghost voice when he interacts with the white noise. Now use your voice recorder on the computer to capture all of this, it will be very weak so you may need to enhance it a bit when you play it back. Transcommunication....you have a perfect opportunity here, don't blow it. If you hear from Konstantin Roudive, let me know, I have some questions.

No... he *definitely* needs to turn his PC off.