#6806 I know someone who cheated on their fiancé and I want to tell him SO bad but I don't know him personally so it would be weird.

#6845 Does Our Lady of the Lake accept credits from Southeastern? I can't find the two of them on any course equivalency document.

#6807 Ghost stories, you say? I have two:

The first is more recent (end of June/beginning of July). I was opening a new store with our travel crew and we had to take down the old one. Everyone that already worked there swore up and down that they were haunted. Considering we have the same issue at our store, we went ahead and agreed that all of these stores had a ghost problem. The manager showed us a security cam video right before they took us in the back to the abandoned mall, which - it is interesting to note - had an angel statue in the dried-up, cracked fountain, and the figure of a small child ran down the aisle. It was very late at night, well past closing, and the child was clearly not physically there - it was a rather misty all the way through, and it freaked out most of the employees when they saw the video. One of the women said it explained why she heard sobbing and cries of "mommy" when she was closing some nights. The store in Chicago also has a ghost - it runs up and down the aisles throwing books off shelves right before they open and right after they close.

The other one happened five years ago, when we lived in Illinois. In my room, I always heard shuffling around the carpet, and it was really hard for me to sleep because of this. My parents told me it was the AC, because it came up through my floor and ceiling. I accepted this because it was better than the alternative, which really freaked me out. One night, I woke up to the sound of girls laughing. My sister was not having a sleepover then, and right when I was about to roll over and see what was going on, my door opened and someone punched my shoulder, shouted, "You're it!" and ran off again, laughing and going down the stairs. I didn't see them, but I heard the girls come back outside my room the rest of the night. So glad we moved.

#6799 I met this guy online and said yes to meet over coffee. I liked the vibe. Seemed mature, is well educated, and was a gentleman the entire hour and half. He also asked we should hang out again, and we both agreed upon lunch. The lunch 'date'? whatever came up because I said I couldn't do dinner that day, and its in the middle of a week, and he is ok meeting me during his lunch break. Sooo.. so far so good right! The thing that's bothering me is... he's not a texting type, and he's told me that. And before anyone starts calling me immature, I'm not expecting him to text me every 5 min, or million texts a day even. The lunch thing is well after 2 weeks, and I would like to keep in touch, a simple hi hello, how was your day texts after work or when not busy would suffice. Am I over reacting? It has been 2 days after the coffee, how do I tell him communication is very important to me, I'll email if that's what he likes to do (he's 28). Isn't this sketchy?

#6820 Not really a confession but if any one can tell my what these symbols are ASAP it would be very much appreciated!

#6811 I confess that I had a wet dream last night about Dr. Schuessler of the music department and now I'm curious if he's as good as my dream made him out to be.

#6809 I want to hear how people that support Michael Brown and the "hand's up, don't shoot!" crowd can still defend him in light of mounting forensic, physical evidence that supports officer Darren Wilson's account: That there was a struggle in the police car, as Brown was trying to go for the police officer's gun. Do you still support the thuggery and race-baiting views, even when his family resorts to violence over selling T-shirts with pro-Brown slogans?

#6812 Paranormal jazz and whatnot:
When I was younger my grandfather passed away. My family had moved states away and we were unable to make it in time to see him beforehand, so the news came in the form of a phone call. About a month passes and we start noticing slight sounds in the house. At first we thought nothing of it because, well, that's what you do and paranormal activity hadn't been created yet to freak everyone the hell out. Anyway, a short time after the noises started we would notice what seemed to be a presence walking by open doors to our rooms. It would be slight and too quick to get any hard evidence from, but it would leave us with the distinct feeling that someone was there. This went on for weeks. Eventually my mother came to the conclusion that it was my grandfather. Now I'm not saying to believe in one direction or the other with this, but after my mother eventually attempted to talk to the supposed presence things changed. She said, "We love and miss you, but this is honestly unsettling, and it would be better for all of us if your memory was more prevalent than your presence." Believe it or not, the feeling and the noises stopped after that. Who knows