Basements and attics.

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Creepy as gooseberry fool
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PostBasements and attics.
by Rapidly-Greying » Fri Oct 19, 2018 9:52 pm

Nope,to creepy and an overridden amount of dark corners,strawberry floated up freaky noises and massive, rabbit eating spiders.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Errkal » Fri Oct 19, 2018 9:55 pm

Wimp.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Green Gecko » Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:32 pm

I rent but mine is fully converted so I work in it.

It's honestly quite nice, there's an archway and tiles and stuff.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Curls » Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:32 pm

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Green Gecko » Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:39 pm

Exactly what I was thinking :lol: fortunately when I was a kid, our basement was filled. Before my parents moved in, all the houses being renovated on the street had their rubble dumped in our basement, rather than paying for a skip, so we were the only house without one. Great :|

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Tsunade » Sat Oct 20, 2018 1:41 am

I've never had a basement. Mum's house has an attic that's too dangerous to go into, if you go in there you're more than likely to fall through the floor and into a bedroom :lol:

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Dowbocop » Sat Oct 20, 2018 4:21 am

My loft growing up had a "face" in the 6' mass of fibreglass water tank cladding that you could actually see from the hall landing. I first saw it when I was about four and it took a LOT of explaining to get me to go to bed that night :lol:

The basement in my first student halls was huge and really creepy. We went down there once and saw a load of chairs arranged in a semi-circle around a picture of Daniel Radcliffe that had BB holes in it. It got locked by management during the first term but I vaguely remember there being ghost tours when the upstairs floor held a Halloween party. I was a strawberry floating mess that night so things are hazy...

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Saint of Killers » Sat Oct 20, 2018 5:54 am

I sleep in a attic. It's lovely.

I'm in the basement on a semi-regular basis. It's dank, dark (even with the light on!) and full of spiders that'll have you if you're in there a second longer than you need to be. I swear I've seen WHITE!, spindly, almost-invisible-to-the-naked-eye spiders down there.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Vermilion » Sat Oct 20, 2018 8:03 am

When i was a kid, the under the stairs cupboard was behind an old wooden door, it was completely dark in there, with endless cobwebs and massive spiders, and i never dared set foot in there as it was creepy as hell.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Moggy » Sat Oct 20, 2018 9:29 am

I’ve never lived anywhere with a basement but can’t imagine I’d think it creepy.

I used to love getting up into the attic when I was a kid. My parents used to just dump everything up there, so whenever I went up there I’d find old toys and tools and other cool stuff. Seeing by torchlight just made it more exciting and cobwebs never bothered me.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Green Gecko » Sat Oct 20, 2018 9:32 am

Last time I went up there it was literally caked in inches of dust but I did find some cool stuff like a colour enlarger (for photo developing). It was hell trying to clean the space for storage though.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by darksideby182 » Sat Oct 20, 2018 10:10 am

I love a basement just for having it as a 'man cave'. As for attics they get too hot in the summer for me so are a pain not so worried about the creepy side on things in both places.

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PostRe: Basements and attics.
by Ironhide » Sat Oct 20, 2018 4:28 pm

Vermilion wrote:When i was a kid, the under the stairs cupboard was behind an old wooden door, it was completely dark in there, with endless cobwebs and massive spiders, and i never dared set foot in there as it was creepy as hell.


When I was a kid I used to love going into the under-stair cupboard with a torch and pretending it was an unexplored cave.

Have never lived in a house with a basement or proper attic though.

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