Has anyone else ever lived in a place with bad vibes? I mean the whole

[Thtwudbeme]

town...not just a "haunted house..."

Just a generally weird, bad feeling about the place?

[ornotna]

1. I live in Florida

Next question. x(

[LostinVA]

2. What's wrong with where you live? I really liked it there...

[Zomby Woof]

3. Come on out here

We've got some groovin' southern California vibes. B-)

[clyrc]

4. South Carolina

It was beautiful, and fascinating in its way, but it always felt oppressive in some undefined way. I did live in a haunted house there, so that didn't help, but really the whole town felt wrong, somehow.


I moved to Hawaii after three years in SC, and it felt like coming out of a box.

[merh]

5. Well, yeah...

The vibes here after Katrina were horrible.

They are so mixed now and so confused. x(

Hope hasn't been lost, it is just so tiring keeping it alive. :boring:

[LynzM]

6. heya merh

I just want to send another hug your way, dude! :hug: I can't imagine what it's like down there, mentally and emotionally.

[merh]

7. Aww, thanks

:hug:

[specimenfred1984]

8. The Entire D.C. Area is Like That Right Now

It's always been full of self-impressed sychophants who think that sucking up and fitting in is actually the entire purpose of the human existence but now this town is split between braindead traitorcons, cons that realize they've been had and the rest of the population that more closely resembles human beings. All 3 groups feel like it's useless to even try to communicate with the others so there's a seething hate that lies just beneath the surface of most people that is spewing out at work, play and everywhere else.

The real estate bubble has popped too, so now the 40% of suckers who bought $700,000+ homes with interest-only loans are starting to freak out. The D.C. area is also a predatory environment where gov't contractors who'd gladly torture and murder 1000s rule. Greed, corruption and deluded conceit rule this whole area.