Truth be told my wife and I enjoy GH. I know its fake and I dont care really. I think its fun to watch them dupe people. My wife sit there on the sofa and laugh at them mostly. Especially when Steve and Tango come out with their rockhead conversations. When they talk through flashlights we really laugh hard

You know what's funny? I have always been really on the fence about the existence of ghosts. I thought that I knew what it would take to convince me permanently and forever. I've gotten all of that in spades at Wellington. And yet, now here I am less than a month out of the Wellington experience with a ton of evidence and some major personal experiences unlike any I've had before, and I still think, "huh – but yeah – I wonder if there could be different interpretations of the evidence?" It's why I firmly believe that each person has to decide for themselves. I think I know something – but the truth is, do I really know it?

I do think everyone has to decide for themselves.

My curiosity for seeking answers just leads me to more questions.

Ten years ago, I felt I had to know the truth.

It bothered me, now I realize, I'm not going to know.

The good thing for me along this path, I find answers to many other things along the way. I learn things.

For me, it's good enough.

I had a lot of questions about all of this.

Today I have just one, and wondering what everyone thinks.

Say you were Donna, your on Gh and noticed something on the set, that was not kosher with you.

Do you take the new job, GHI, with the same company pilgrim?

Or do you follow the once burnt, rule.

I'm fairly passionate, about the things I do. I would probably take the new job and think I could make a difference.

Just an FYI: Paranormal Underground magazine doesn't just interview "big names."

Far from it. We quite often feature local groups or members of local groups doing some great work in the field. Most of our readership has never heard of many of the groups or individuals we feature. A perfect example of this is Michelle Pillow's interview with WPRS in this past issue (November).

So … we cover BOTH local paranormal groups and TV paranormal investigators. One of the primary reasons Chad and I created the magazine was to feature local groups, which we will always do.

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It's one reson why I'm here, interest in the local investigator. What they do and how do they do it. I would like to investigate one day, so I read everyone's ideas and how they go about it. I'm maiking my own little list of what I'd do. It's a great place for ideas.

It's what I like about PUG, and the forum.

You know, this whole "debate" kind of reminds me of a quote we have on our website:

"Skeptic does not mean him who doubts, but him who investigates or researches as opposed to him who asserts and thinks that he has found." – Miguel de Unamuno, "Essays and Soliloquies," 1924.

In relation to the topic, it seems there are people (all over the internet) that view this as something supporting their opinion of the show as fake, while others are waiting for the proof. Better yet – it sort of reminds me of the times standing in line at the supermarket and reading the headlines of the National Inquirer! /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':D' />