It’s honestly fascinating if you check out diagrams and watch a little footage of the place.

It’s nearly impossible to explain fully. And it would honestly be faster for you to check it out online than it would be for you to decipher my long-winded explanation of what it was. And how insane it is that a place like it ever existed in our generation.

I’ve read a LOT about Kowloon and even recently watched a documentary with footage all throughout. Truly horrible living/workplace.

My point was that it doesn’t shrink on you and kill you like in OP’s case. 😉

Suddenly Kowloon (The Walled City) doesn’t sound like such a nightmare anymore

My fiancé and I are both nurses and are in the market for a new place. We don’t mind, ahem, cleaning out the attic as she works in hospice and is kinda used to that whole scene.

Or would the fact that we’re nurses, like your partner, be a little too soon for you to be around. But the bonus is that we don’t have any firearms!

Anywho… you just let me know and maybe we could stop by for a tour for ourselves.

What? Really??

I know this might sound ridiculous (to ask for a folklore source) but is that common knowledge? Like how a vampire cannot come into your house without an invitation. Or how iron & salt can defeat the fae.

I always loving learning new “rules” about folklore creatures and how it all operates.

With all the new evidence found in the violin case, and the publicity that will follow… OP could probably flip it and make a pretty penny off it if she doesn’t want it anymore.

Well, shit nuggets. You might be right.

How accurate can a buncha guys be at accurately gauging the correct age of an infant tho?

You are not incorrect.

They totally tied the room together, Dude.