Why Do Thugs Like Hiding In And Around Cemeteries?

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   ngurecoposted 13 years ago

   Why Do Thugs Like Hiding In And Around Cemeteries?

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   ptosisposted 13 years ago

   Thugs? Why just thugs? It's sanctuary from the cops. But that are not the only kind of people who hang out there.
   
   In Boulder CO, I was biking across the foggy morning of an old  graveyard from the frontier days when I heard an eerie weird sound like a croaking wail, ever rising in tone and loudness.
   
   Then I saw two huge mastiff dogs running towards me just like in the movie 'The Omen' and the hounds of Hell.
   
   I was freaking out for a moment guilty that i was using the bike path that cut across all the graves.
   
   The sound was a guy starting up his bagpipes trying to wake the dead and an another guy was walking his dogs.
   
   For a second I thought I was toast.

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   Pearldiverposted 13 years ago

   If you were a Thug... you don't want any 'body' going to town to tell the cops where you are.  In a cemetary, thugs are usually safe from any possibility of that.... becoz: every 'body' in the cemetary is actually there as a result of dying to get out of town!
   
   (Hahaha sorry I couldn't resist that!)

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   kimberlyslyricsposted 13 years ago

   free room and board.
   
   In the winter there is always a place to crawl into if your cold

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   outdoorsguyposted 13 years ago

   maybe cuase their dead tired of being harrased and just have the ghost of an idea they might be left alone.   I would guess that the body of evidence indicates isolation at a cemetery.  LOL
   
   oh odd word to use... Thug.  Thug is descended from the word Thugee, a worshiper of Kali the goddess of Death and destruction.

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   saddlerider1posted 13 years ago

   Could be that the dead don't tell on them, so it's a resting place for sure. Cops are out chasing the living and trying to put them in a cemetery sometimes. Or maybe, thugs or anyone for that matter hopes to find sanctuary in a tomb so they can rest up their weary souls.

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   Wayne Brownposted 13 years ago

   I think it is fair to assume that far more people are "spooked" of cemeteries, especially at night, than are not.  Thus the cemetery becomes a place, especially at night, where one is much less likely to run into the living.  You can stay close to town and avoid sleeping in the wilderness.  WB

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