Don't Forget the Winter Solstice, December 22!

RJM-84 · Post by **RJM-84** » Wed Dec 15, 2004 4:07 pm

Remember, ladies and gentlemen, December 22 is the Winter Solstice. Reports of paranormal activity always escalate around the Soltices and Equinoxes, so stay on your toes. Make note of anything unusual, and don't hesitate to let us at the Agency know about anything extremely strange in your area. Being a busy time, Agency resources will be stretched pretty thin, so there may be some delay in processing all reports. Your patience is appreciated.

Debunk · Post by **Debunk** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 10:05 am

Yeah, and reports of an increase in alcohol consumption also spike around all of the major holidays. Spirits abound all right, and they come in bottles and cans.

Father Arden · Post by **Father Arden** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 5:29 pm

RJM-84 wrote:Remember, ladies and gentlemen, December 22 is the Winter Solstice. Reports of paranormal activity always escalate around the Soltices and Equinoxes, so stay on your toes. Make note of anything unusual, and don't hesitate to let us at the Agency know about anything extremely strange in your area. Being a busy time, Agency resources will be stretched pretty thin, so there may be some delay in processing all reports. Your patience is appreciated.

The solstace actually passed very quietly here in RavenRoost...

Though, we had just had to go hunting for a vampire squirrel on the local ski slope a few days before hand...

Father Arden

Joseph Darkhold · Post by **Joseph Darkhold** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 5:34 pm

That must have taken a very small stake :wink:

I've been out of touch with the society for the past few days because I had to deal with an unpleasant vampire situation in San Francisco...It really wasn't pretty...

Father Arden · Post by **Father Arden** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 5:35 pm

Joseph Darkhold wrote:That must have taken a very small stake
I've been out of touch with the society for the past few days because I had to deal with an unpleasant vampire situation in San Francisco...It really wasn't pretty...

Nanook managed to catch the thing while wearing a chain mail butcher's glove, and yes, it was a small stake, and the damn thing kept wriggling...I actually stabbed Nanook more often than the squirrel, but it finally died...

Little bugger!

Father Arden

Nanook Hunter · Post by **Nanook Hunter** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 5:39 pm

Father Arden wrote:
Joseph Darkhold wrote:That must have taken a very small stake
I've been out of touch with the society for the past few days because I had to deal with an unpleasant vampire situation in San Francisco...It really wasn't pretty...

Nanook managed to catch the thing while wearing a chain mail butcher's glove, and yes, it was a small stake, and the damn thing kept wriggling...I actually stabbed Nanook more often than the squirrel, but it finally died...

Little bugger!

Father Arden

little bugger? me or the squirrel?

got me good in the forearm once, you did.

Father Arden · Post by **Father Arden** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 5:53 pm

Nanook Hunter wrote:little bugger? me or the squirrel?

Well, you aren't the tallest guy in the world...

Father Arden

Ron Caliburn · Post by **Ron Caliburn** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 12:58 pm

Father Arden wrote:The solstace actually passed very quietly here in RavenRoost...

Though, we had just had to go hunting for a vampire squirrel on the local ski slope a few days before hand...

Father Arden

Hopefully Hit Squirrel won't read up on this one.

Curious, I thought only humans could be turned.

Deathblaster · Post by **Deathblaster** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 5:54 pm

heck no. Squirels, vegetables, fruitcakes. you name it, they can turn.

So run away! theyll get ya!

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