Re: Ghosts 11 & 12 -- Christopher Ford, Amateur Paranormalist

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Date Posted: 01:09:18 02/03/02 Sun
Author: ~Steve-o
Subject: Re: Ghosts 11 & 12
In reply to: JIM 's message, "Re: Ghosts 11 & 12" on 18:38:29 02/02/02 Sat

>>>>Now I'm really wondering who fired that bolt.

>>It was Hammer. For reals.

>Ah, I missed that. I thought he was elsewhere when it
>happened.

Well, after Hex' yelling, Ford assumed it was Hammer. And Hammer said later that he couldn't pass up the opportunity to get at a "Head vampire."

>Now, of course, I wondering what the hell Hammer
>actually was.

Ah, but that's for the rest of the trilogy to unravel. I will say this, Nale is a bit more jovial and willing to talk to Ford.

>>I asked how he could do it, since they have safeties on
>>them, turns out he did just what Ford did so that he
>>could work faster.

>Since then, he's gone on to star in numerous
>critically acclaimed safety films, am I right?

According to the people I talked to, as insane as it sounds, it was common for the carpenters on a job site to do things like that. Although, this was ten or eleven years ago, so how common it is now, I couldn't say.

>>Danke again. Although I think Norwalk would disagree
>>with that assessment.

>Poor Norwalk.

Norwalk's part isn't done yet, although Norwalk himself is.

>I swear, if the trilogy ends with Lorna, Jake et al.
>fighting vampires in Redwood National Park with a
>horde of Phuong's short, furry relatives...

Damn. There goes that idea. Do I still get to do the part where Ford rescues Lorna and Jake from a morbidly obese vampire and then blows up the club?

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