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Ghost Hunting Classes

Dalton State College is now offering classes in ghost hunting. The classes started on February 17 at this North Georgia College. Students who take the Real Ghostbusting 101 class will learn everything they need to know about the elusive spirits. I am sure a scientific approach is a good thing but using your senses is also important in ghost hunting. It is like searching for God using a scientific approach without any religion.
My favorite ghost hunting show is Ghost Hunters. The team uses all the usual gadgets but they also pay close attention to what they hear, see, and feel. They are true professions who only flinch when something scares the hell out of them. They went from unclogging pipes to hunting ghost with no college classes but still do a great job. I just hope the students who take these classes remember that the ghosts they hunt used to be people and give them and the job a little respect.

Ghost Hunters

I love watching the shows where a team of ghost hunters investigates a place that is supposed to be haunted. It is like watching a comedy the way they act on some of those shows. Some of the hunters act very professional but some act like sissies. They go into a house, hotel, mill, etc…expecting to find a ghost then act scared to death when they do. Some of the men scream like women when they think a ghost has touched them. I laugh my head off when they hear a thump. They will stop and “ask what the hell was that”? Well it ain’t the Easter Bunny guys. What do they think it could be? If you go fishing and something bites onto the hook do you ask what the hell was that? No because you will know or at least think it is a fish. If you are in a haunted house, looking for a ghost and you hear a noise you should ask “is that a ghost”? I would love to tell them to go with the cowardly lion and ask the wizard for some courage. If you are looking for a ghost don’t act like a wimp if and when you think you have found one. Those who are too scared should stay home where it is safe. Or as my favorite radio station puts it “if you can’t hang with the big dogs, keep your puppy ass on the porch”.