Walls v. pods

[Jim Warfield]

When people had outhouses in their backyards the Halloween sport was to dump someone's outhouse over, sometimes with them in it!
Enterprising young vandals had their hands full doing laundry when the intended victim's outhouse would be prematurely slid back a few feet creating an elephant trap for the would be vandals.
So Imagine this for a new rental business: "Hello, Port-a-Horribles"
"Hi, here's my credit card number*%^$^*#@ I want a Port-A-Horrible delivered to 157686 Hwy. 155 south, Flint , Texas, park it right outside the north window."
"OK."
"Can you place it at least within two feet of the window?"
"Sure."

"Oh, I wonder what the weather is doing outside today?"
"AAAUUGGHH!" To the sudden sight of a gruesome practical joke delivered right outside of your window.
King Kong's butt on a pallet! Looking in your window.(Complete with twitching sound defects!)

[Mr. Haunt]

You know it just might be a bit more easy to use a POD or some other form for haunting type walls to control guests as they walk through. One thing that comes to my attention is; these PODS can not be stacked on top of each other for proper storage. I think because of what they are would take up to much room come the off season.

Brian

[Nightgore]

They are really good when used on trails or hayrides! And Mr.Haunt, they 'can' be stacked... some can. . -Tyler

[Greg Chrise]

Sure, sent porta potties to our old shop address! I don't care.

Good things should be sent to the Tyler Address, bad things to the Flint Address.

[woolf]

They are really good when used on trails or hayrides! And Mr.Haunt, they 'can' be stacked... some can. . -Tyler

So you can make a sort of haunted Hollywood Squares? I'll take Frankenstein to block, Bob! X gets the square.