"Ghost hunting" club

[morningstar2651]

So...apparently some students here at the University are convinced that the building is haunted. (It's one building, though dorms are being built and scheduled to be completed in August.)

I just checked the student forum...apparently they're going to have "a real psychic" at the first meeting later today.

I'm going to go to the meeting... This is going to be entertaining.

 

[Garrette]

So...apparently some students here at the University are convinced that the building is haunted. (It's one building, though dorms are being built and scheduled to be completed in August.)

I just checked the student forum...apparently they're going to have "a real psychic" at the first meeting later today.

I'm going to go to the meeting... This is going to be entertaining.

You might consider letting slip some factual information about the ghost. (But don't let slip the fact that you're making it up)

See what the psychic picks up on.

 

[Minarvia]

You might consider letting slip some factual information about the ghost. (But don't let slip the fact that you're making it up)

See what the psychic picks up on.

That's a great idea. Be sure and let us all know what happens and give us the details about this "real psychic."

 

[Mercutio]

Tell them that for a mere $1,000, you will guarantee that there is no ghost there after you are done with your exorcism.

Hell, charge five times that, and fly me in to help. Arizona? Ok, charge ten times. Whatever. Just shift the burden of proof. After they pay you, you can say there is no ghost there unless they definitively prove that there is one.

Problem solved.

 

[morningstar2651]

The meeting got postponed due to the person starting the club having his car break down in the middle of Phoenix.

You might consider letting slip some factual information about the ghost. (But don't let slip the fact that you're making it up)

See what the psychic picks up on.

Heh. That's the plan. That's what I love about cold reading: garbage in, garbage out.

Tell them that for a mere $1,000, you will guarantee that there is no ghost there after you are done with your exorcism.

Hell, charge five times that, and fly me in to help. Arizona? Ok, charge ten times. Whatever. Just shift the burden of proof. After they pay you, you can say there is no ghost there unless they definitively prove that there is one.

Problem solved.

Well, I doubt my fellow students could afford an exorcism. However, assuming that dealing with the psychic isn't enough, I may just perform an exorcism to get rid of the nonsense. I am an ordained minister, after all.