What? Okay dude. What kind of movie are you trying to play out in your head? If you are genuinely scared and upset, call the police. They wont laugh at you. Real police take things like that very seriously, and if they were to go up there and have a look around and found nothing - they would not laugh at you. and they would not accuse you of being on drugs, and your father wont get in trouble for leaving a 16 year old boy at home. They would simply check to see if you are okay, check the windows and things like that for a sign of forced entry and then move along with the attitude "better to be safe than sorry".AlexWinter said:I'm pretty sure if I call the police they'll either laugh, or like Orgasmatron, assume I'm on drugs.
If it's something that isn't like, normal, the police will go upstairs, flick the lights abit, check the rooms and tell me to go to sleep. They'll probably have a go at my Father for leaving me in the house all night too. Then whatever it is will just go back to messing with me..
And I really can't find my dog now.
Should I shut the door I let it out of?
Because she doesn't ever go running off! And even if she did randomly go exploring with Dora she'd respond to me calling her. I left the door open for her to come back in and there are no fucking bears in Suffolk.AndyFromMonday said:I'm sorry but that's just so trollish...
You said you were in the "middle of nowhere", so I'd suggest you just leave him outside since a bear probably ate it. I mean seriously, why would you let your dog outside?
I jokingly made a less-than-serious post earlier about kicking down doors whooping ghost ass, but if now you can't find your dog, I think you should seriously investigate. Take a big kitchen knife or baseball bat, a powerful flashlight with extra batteries (Because everyone knows in a horror movie, your flashlight will die as soon as it gets really dark), and do a more in-depth search of your house.AlexWinter said:I'm pretty sure if I call the police they'll either laugh, or like Orgasmatron, assume I'm on drugs.
If it's something that isn't like, normal, the police will go upstairs, flick the lights abit, check the rooms and tell me to go to sleep. They'll probably have a go at my Father for leaving me in the house all night too. Then whatever it is will just go back to messing with me..
And I really can't find my dog now.
AlexWinter said:And even if she did randomly go exploring with Dora she'd respond to me calling her.AndyFromMonday said:I'm sorry but that's just so trollish...
You said you were in the "middle of nowhere", so I'd suggest you just leave him outside since a bear probably ate it. I mean seriously, why would you let your dog outside?
Suffolk Virginia? By the swamp? Yeah there won't be any bears there. But it might be either the Jersey Devil, or Sasquatch. So yeah, like a million people have already told you, light is the enemy of fear. Turn on the lights in your house. Enough to illuminate the whole house. And it should chill you out.AlexWinter said:Because she doesn't ever go running off! And even if she did randomly go exploring with Dora she'd respond to me calling her. I left the door open for her to come back in and there are no fucking bears in Suffolk.AndyFromMonday said:I'm sorry but that's just so trollish...
You said you were in the "middle of nowhere", so I'd suggest you just leave him outside since a bear probably ate it. I mean seriously, why would you let your dog outside?
Sound advice.Kortney said:What? Okay dude. What kind of movie are you trying to play out in your head? If you are genuinely scared and upset, call the police. They wont laugh at you. Real police take things like that very seriously, and if they were to go up there and have a look around and found nothing - they would not laugh at you. and they would not accuse you of being on drugs, and your father wont get in trouble for leaving a 16 year old boy at home. They would simply check to see if you are okay, check the windows and things like that for a sign of forced entry and then move along with the attitude "better to be safe than sorry".AlexWinter said:I'm pretty sure if I call the police they'll either laugh, or like Orgasmatron, assume I'm on drugs.
If it's something that isn't like, normal, the police will go upstairs, flick the lights abit, check the rooms and tell me to go to sleep. They'll probably have a go at my Father for leaving me in the house all night too. Then whatever it is will just go back to messing with me..
And I really can't find my dog now.
Should I shut the door I let it out of?
Do something about it. Go upstairs with a bat or a knife and look around, I guarantee you nothing will be there. Be a man and confront it. If you don't want to do that, call the police. Don't just sit there being scared. The real problem here isn't the "thing" upstairs, it is your missing dog. Go out and find it.
Suffolk in England..grimsprice said:Suffolk Virginia? By the swamp? Yeah there won't be any bears there. But it might be either the Jersey Devil, or Sasquatch. So yeah, like a million people have already told you, light is the enemy of fear. Turn on the lights in your house. Enough to illuminate the whole house. And it should chill you out.
You just made me laugh, intensely.lasherman said:Simple solution: Go get your dog; you'll need him for backup. Next, construct yourself some pots-and-pans armour, grab something big and heavy like a woodcutting axe, or crowbar (I wouldn't suggest a sledgehammer if you're gonna be monster-smashing in your own house) and start kicking down doors. Make sure you do it really dramatically too, just in case the 'thing' is watching you. You gotta make it look like you've done this before. Before you know it, that demon/ghost/monster will be ectoplasm-ing in it's spectral pants.
Trust me, I'm a professional.
You forgot about the Super Devil and, the most frightening enemy of all, Paris Hilton. The horror..grimsprice said:Suffolk Virginia? By the swamp? Yeah there won't be any bears there. But it might be either the Jersey Devil, or Sasquatch. So yeah, like a million people have already told you, light is the enemy of fear. Turn on the lights in your house. Enough to illuminate the whole house. And it should chill you out.AlexWinter said:Because she doesn't ever go running off! And even if she did randomly go exploring with Dora she'd respond to me calling her. I left the door open for her to come back in and there are no fucking bears in Suffolk.AndyFromMonday said:I'm sorry but that's just so trollish...
You said you were in the "middle of nowhere", so I'd suggest you just leave him outside since a bear probably ate it. I mean seriously, why would you let your dog outside?