New in Arlington magazine, about a haunted house that was going to be torn down, but every single contractor they brought in ended up with his face completely removed the next morning, and strange writing in an unknown language written in his own blood smeared on the walls. The only decipherable words were, "laughter of girls," written in archaic Russian.
After the corpses were autopsied, the doctors demanded that all bodies be immediately burned, and the ashes be mixed with salt.
The house fell down during a strong storm later. For some reason, much of the debris was covered in what turned out to be human blood. Inquiries were not made, and plans to build a pool on the lot have been scrapped.
Arlington magazine is hardcore.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Coffee napkin sketches
Names provided when known, names made up when not.
Emily Masterson: Public Health and Economics at UVA
Victoria Petrone: fashion clerk, possible icon
Winston Raimy: Hardware store owner, retired
Samantha Rubestein: waitress, Bijou lunch bar
James Chow: Masters in e-Communications, UVA
Marissa Grenside: middle school student, ice cream aficionado
Sonja Mellany: Teaching assistant, women's studies, UVA
Mike Russoll: Master's in aquaculture, UVA
Enzo Bernalli: bike repairman
Carl Garcia: accountant, mountain biker
Jerry Pillsbury: music store clerk, Side Tracks LPs
Katy Gehred: Student of Jeffersonian history, Rochester
Frederick Caspar: Literary critic, Richmond Daily News
Eileen Wrunoss: nonfiction author
Summer Rolland: poet, English student, Piedmont
Emily Masterson: Public Health and Economics at UVA
Victoria Petrone: fashion clerk, possible icon
Winston Raimy: Hardware store owner, retired
Samantha Rubestein: waitress, Bijou lunch bar
James Chow: Masters in e-Communications, UVA
Marissa Grenside: middle school student, ice cream aficionado
Sonja Mellany: Teaching assistant, women's studies, UVA
Mike Russoll: Master's in aquaculture, UVA
Enzo Bernalli: bike repairman
Carl Garcia: accountant, mountain biker
Jerry Pillsbury: music store clerk, Side Tracks LPs
Katy Gehred: Student of Jeffersonian history, Rochester
Frederick Caspar: Literary critic, Richmond Daily News
Eileen Wrunoss: nonfiction author
Summer Rolland: poet, English student, Piedmont
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