WARNING: This post contains "bumps in the night". If you don't feel safe around bizarre nighttime noises and strange shadows, or if you are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant, please keep reading.
It's totally dark in the house I have been staying in for the past week. It is my girlfriend's house, and it is 300 miles from where I used to call my home. She is asleep right now, as is the rest of the house, and presently, I am hearing all kinds of strange noises. Now, her brother has actually yet to return home from a night at the local hookah bar (a place where I too, have spent many of my recent evenings) so I know reinforcements are still on the way... but until then, I must figure out how to handle all these noises happening around me. Then I decided... it's time for another reference post. In the past I have presented you with Eadie's Handy Voting Primer, Eadie's Defensive Driving Course, and of course, the ever-popular Eadie's Guide to Xangamon. But tonight, I present to you, the long anticipated:
Eadie's GHOSTBUSTING GUIDE

As you are all aware, there are creatures and other things of a less than savory nature that live, dwell, abode, reside, inhabit, hole up, occupy, perch, and predominantly hang out underneath our beds, inside our closets, over our ceiling fans, and within our shoes. These ghasts, creeps, sneaks, and ghosts are often the reason for us being kept awake at long hours eyeing the dark places in our rooms and jumping at every noise. Fortunately, fearless Eadie is here to help resolve this dreadful issue.
THE CONSCIENCE DEMON:
The conscience demon, commonly depicted as Tall Man from the 70's horror classic Phantasm hovers over you while you sleep. He watches. He keeps watching. He watches some more. The thing with the conscience demon, is that you can't see him... but you know that he is watching. He is watching and waiting... to kill you. More likely than not, you don't really want to die. Death can simply be avoided however by making the conscience demon go away. This will involve getting up out of your bed (don't worry, this will startle the conscience demon and he will not attack), and then getting into your car and making your way to the local 7-11 and apologizing for stealing the snickers bar 4 weeks previously. They will either forgive you or throw you in jail and the conscience demon will then leave you alone (hopefully Bubba will too).
THE DARK CORNER MAN:

He looks a lot like Pennywise from Steven King's It. He IS there, and he is occupying those dark corners of your room that are just out of reach. Fortunately, most of us are safe from the man lurking in the dark corner. You only need to be worried in the even that you are made out of flesh and blood, in which case he will go on a blood-lusting rampage and feed upon your very veins. The way to get rid of dark corner man is to install EXACTLY this many lights on your ceiling:
BIG THING UNDER YOUR BED:
This type of monster will eat you no matter what tactics you employ, there aren't as many of these out there... but the only way to combat them... is to get one of these:

...that will do the trick. If you see a big snarly thing coming at you, just whip one of those bad boys out of your pocket and you'll be all set.
Strange Nighttime Moans and Groans:
Okay, this is the best one. Strange nighttime moans and groans tend to have one commons source, and they are the least lethal of all your nighttime worries. These will often occur when your sibling or roommate suddenly comes in around 11p.m. with his new girlfriend at his arm. Everything will seem fine and you are just about to get to sleep, when all of a sudden you here rampant banging noises and bizarre moans emanating through the paper-thin walls. Although no one really knows what it is that causes these poltergeist-esque occurrences, but the most surefire way to stop the sounds is to knock loudly on your buddy's door.
EDIT: Due to a few complaints from high-ranking xangans, my music box will no longer auto-start. Clicking on it will, however, allow my tunes to start jammin.


Argument that war is uncivilized: Murder. Yes, murder. War kills people, murder is uncivilized. War is skipping the hard, yet better way of solving the problem (peaceful negotiation) and jumping straight to the easy cut-to-the-chase method. There is an old Greek legend of a ruler named Gordian who had an oxcart with a special knot tied on it. It was said that whoever could undo this not would rule all of asia. Of course, many people tried, yet were unable to untie the complicated knot. Eventually, Alexander the Great came around (he just so happened to be seeking an omen at the time that would assure his troops of his eventual rise to power) and learned of this knot. His solution? Cut through the damn thing with a sword. Problem solved. It was the easy way, but in the end he just - wait... what's that? He got away with it? You mean... there really isn't a lesson to be learned here? Oh...




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FINALLY! Letter-a-day (hardly) episode #15

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