6 replies on “Nerding Day: Real Police Ghost Stories”
Oh hell yeah. Somehow I didn’t know until this instant that all I need in my life is more articles under the “Ghost Copaganda” tag.
Does this guy know that bodies aren’t just left to rot and decay at the morgue?
That’s what all those aforementioned chemicals are for.
I had to stop after the FIRST story to comment on how stupid the author is. This is gonna be a good one.
I was hoping the cops were kind and sympathetic characters who stripped naked and put on improvised toe tags first before lurching down the corridor to address the potential zombie.
I didn’t know ghosts died when the corpse rotted. Good, because my dead brother-in-law keeps giving me purple nurples! One more week, Jeff, you asshole.
It’s rare that the finnish language gets the treatment usually reserved for native american languages, where an author just half-assedly googles a word but the lack of conjugation makes it unclear whether the moose wants someone to live there, or if it just wants to try on a new outfit.
I just realized something as I was reading this article. The author is even lazier than I thought at first. I recognize all these stories from Reddit threads that are posted on YouTube that I use to fall asleep. So this author literally posted a question on Reddit (or more likely, found a thread that someone had already started) that was likely something along the lines of “Police officers of Reddit, have you ever had a scary or supernatural experience on the job? If so what was it?” and changed the wording of the answers from first to third person. And also from the active to the passive voice in some places, for no real reason.
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6 replies on “Nerding Day: Real Police Ghost Stories”
Oh hell yeah. Somehow I didn’t know until this instant that all I need in my life is more articles under the “Ghost Copaganda” tag.
Does this guy know that bodies aren’t just left to rot and decay at the morgue?
That’s what all those aforementioned chemicals are for.
I had to stop after the FIRST story to comment on how stupid the author is. This is gonna be a good one.
I was hoping the cops were kind and sympathetic characters who stripped naked and put on improvised toe tags first before lurching down the corridor to address the potential zombie.
I didn’t know ghosts died when the corpse rotted. Good, because my dead brother-in-law keeps giving me purple nurples! One more week, Jeff, you asshole.
It’s rare that the finnish language gets the treatment usually reserved for native american languages, where an author just half-assedly googles a word but the lack of conjugation makes it unclear whether the moose wants someone to live there, or if it just wants to try on a new outfit.
I just realized something as I was reading this article. The author is even lazier than I thought at first. I recognize all these stories from Reddit threads that are posted on YouTube that I use to fall asleep. So this author literally posted a question on Reddit (or more likely, found a thread that someone had already started) that was likely something along the lines of “Police officers of Reddit, have you ever had a scary or supernatural experience on the job? If so what was it?” and changed the wording of the answers from first to third person. And also from the active to the passive voice in some places, for no real reason.