Does anyone know about the hauntings here?

Spackler · Post by **Spackler** » Thu 20 Sep, 2012 3:11 pm

Do you all have to jump on/bully a new poster like this. God there's some other rubbish written by regulars on this website that we don't immediately pick on.

keyholekate · Post by **keyholekate** » Thu 20 Sep, 2012 4:06 pm

grumpybloke wrote: For goodness sake, learn how to use punctuation and proper sentence structure! I think that's really mean. . .how do you know the poster hasn't got some difficulties? People of all abilities use the internet !

BarFly · Post by **BarFly** » Thu 20 Sep, 2012 7:43 pm

ArmleyLass: The red leopard is a "gentleman's club" opposite the City Hall on The Headrow. The building houses Jubilee Chambers (presumably was connected to the courthouse) and also has marking for Jubilee Hotel. I'm pretty sure the public house had another name until fairly recently but it's not an area of Leeds I frequent so I don't recall it.

baby-cakes · Post by **baby-cakes** » Fri 21 Sep, 2012 6:03 pm

thanks for most of your comments and i will defo look at the libray to find out and grumpy dude or [edited for content] what ever you are called i have a mild dyslexia so yea placing puncuation in the correct place's is hard so i dont do it and spelling is hard as well

baby-cakes · Post by **baby-cakes** » Fri 21 Sep, 2012 6:06 pm

somme1916 wrote: book wrote: But welcome if your genuine. As a River Aire dolphin since the age of 5 i have seen people i have loved people i havent met and people who died before i was born so yea i have seen them and i talk to them i aint fake

baby-cakes · Post by **baby-cakes** » Fri 21 Sep, 2012 6:07 pm

book wrote: Well, take more water with it! thanks and i am defently sure they were real cause i have seen a lot of strange things in my life lol

book · Post by **book** » Fri 21 Sep, 2012 6:44 pm

Welcome to the site baby cakes. I look forward to your posts. I like the psychic in you. There are some other posts about haunted places on here that will be of interest to you. Great to have you here.

grumpybloke · Post by **grumpybloke** » Sat 22 Sep, 2012 1:52 pm

Jogon wrote: grumpybloke wrote: For goodness sake, learn how to use punctuation and proper sentence structure! Goodness' sake surely?Oh for crying out loud - you've got me doing it now! It certainly should, my only excuse is that it was silly o'clock when I posted!

grumpybloke · Post by **grumpybloke** » Sat 22 Sep, 2012 1:55 pm

baby-cakes wrote: thanks for most of your comments and i will defo look at the libray to find out and grumpy dude or [edited for content] what ever you are called i have a mild dyslexia so yea placing puncuation in the correct place's is hard so i dont do it and spelling is hard as well Well if that is the case I apologise. How did you manage to get your thread title ok then? With the state of modern education there are lots of ignorant people out there who can't put a sentence together. Maybe if you have difficulty you could put a note to that effect at the start of a post, especially when it is your first time.

Chrism · Post by **Chrism** » Sat 22 Sep, 2012 5:18 pm

grumpybloke wrote: baby-cakes wrote: thanks for most of your comments and i will defo look at the libray to find out and grumpy dude or [edited for content] what ever you are called i have a mild dyslexia so yea placing puncuation in the correct place's is hard so i dont do it and spelling is hard as well Well if that is the case I apologise. How did you manage to get your thread title ok then? With the state of modern education there are lots of ignorant people out there who can't put a sentence together. Maybe if you have difficulty you could put a note to that effect at the start of a post, especially when it is your first time. I sorted the title out as it was making no sense, and people should not have to explain themselves about grammar or spelling. A lot of kids/people use textalk nowadays so it is to expected that grammar and spelling go out the window sometimes.