I could swear I had this link ...

[apocalypsos]

... but I don't, and I figure one of you fine people should have, so now I politely ask for your assistance. :)

It was a website with a red background listing hauntings and spooky occurrances in the United States divided by state, and it was really thorough. I know it was linked on a couple of SPN comms, and I thought I bookmarked it, but ... well, I'm a dumbass.

Anybody remember that one?

(Yeah, I'm working on my spn_50states fic. How can you tell? ;))

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I still want my Dean Winchester Citibank "Identity Theft" commercial, damn it.

Comments

[mercymydarling.livejournal.com]

I totally take issue with that site just because it fucked up my favorite haunted place, Quaker Cemetery in Perryopolis, PA. Quaker has so many urban legends attatched to it... and none of them are on that site, instead it's something stupid I've never heard before.

*pokes the website*

[strix-an-stones.livejournal.com]

Kind of have to agree. The one for Perry is lame, as are the meager and incorrect offerings for Farmington and Uniontown - the courthouse one is completely wrong. They missed a massive amount of tales from the mountains.

Re: *pokes the website*

[mercymydarling.livejournal.com]

True that. Southwestern PA is overflowing with ghost tales and legends and barely a quarter made it onto the site, and the ones that did are butchered beyond belief.

Re: *pokes the website*

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

Yeah, but the website guys aren't researching this stuff, they're just collecting the stories from other people. If they're not there, it's just because people haven't sent them in yet.

And it seems like the ones that are there get updated with corrected or new information if someone reports the mistakes.

In other words ... hint, hint. *pokes* ;)

Re: *pokes the website*

[mercymydarling.livejournal.com]

But... but... I'm LAZY.

*g*

No, I actually was thinking about changing the Quaker info, I'm just going to ask around a bit before I do, make sure I get as much of the legend as I can.

Re: *pokes the website*

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

I'm horribly tempted to start up a comm for SPN fic writers where people can post local legends and hantings and stuff that's more up-to-date and tagged by state.

But it's probably already been done.

And, you know ... LAZY. *g*

Re: *pokes the website*

[mercymydarling.livejournal.com]

If it's already been done, don't you think we would've heard of it? HMM?

I mean, hee. That does sound quite interesting, though. If you decide to do it, let me know, I'd love to check it out.

Re: *pokes the website*

[vampslayer04.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm not a SPN writer, but there are some great haunted places around here(Kentucky). The old mental hospital comes to mind. Maybe it could just be a general comm?