Living next to a huge cemetery
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Re: Living next to a huge cemeterylol, that means you are superstitious. what do you think is gonna happen if you're near dead things?(Original post by babygirl110)
I've found a really nice flat in a sought after area of London that I want to put down an affer for. My only problem is that it's right next to a cemetery.
I'm not superstitious or anything, but the idea of corpses being a stone throw away just doesn't feel normal. Would anyone feel the same? -
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Re: Living next to a huge cemeteryRight, okay...(Original post by Katie (:)
There's something in my house which likes to move things, smash things, throw things and whisper things in my face.
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Re: Living next to a huge cemeteryNo, I've actually gotten used to the idea and put down an offer for the place.(Original post by SnoochToTheBooch)
lol, that means you are superstitious. what do you think is gonna happen if you're near dead things?
I just wanted to find out what people thought of it. -
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Re: Living next to a huge cemeteryah well I'd quite like it actually, wouldn't be a negative thing at all in my eyes(Original post by babygirl110)
No, I've actually gotten used to the idea and put down an offer for the place.
I just wanted to find out what people thought of it.
