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Chronic Diarrhea · 03-21-2004, 08:10 AM

Corpus Christi, Texas

Name: USS Lexington
Location: Docked in Corpus Christi Harbor

The retired US Naval vessel USS Lexington is most famous for the ghost of the engine room operator who was killed in battle. He has never harmed anyone and only makes his presence known when tourists enter the engine room; he gives guided tours of the room. Sometimes he becomes impatient, however, and slams doors and turns off lights.

This is no shit, either. I took a tour of the USS Lexington last summer, and subtle but noticeable things start happening when you go in there, especially if it's only one to four people in there at a time.

My previous place of employment had some wierd shit go on as well. The freezer and cooler doors in the basement closed by themselves one day, the elevator goes up and down by itself, and one guy swears that he saw somebody walk through the wall.

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Chronic Diarrhea is Offline 1st Lieutenant Posts: 4,318 Join Date: Jun 2002	03-21-2004, 08:10 AM Corpus Christi, Texas Name: USS Lexington Location: Docked in Corpus Christi Harbor The retired US Naval vessel USS Lexington is most famous for the ghost of the engine room operator who was killed in battle. He has never harmed anyone and only makes his presence known when tourists enter the engine room; he gives guided tours of the room. Sometimes he becomes impatient, however, and slams doors and turns off lights. This is no shit, either. I took a tour of the USS Lexington last summer, and subtle but noticeable things start happening when you go in there, especially if it's only one to four people in there at a time. My previous place of employment had some wierd shit go on as well. The freezer and cooler doors in the basement closed by themselves one day, the elevator goes up and down by itself, and one guy swears that he saw somebody walk through the wall.