New Hampshire’s Vampire Chair On Craigslist! Creepy!

They've got all sorts of strange next door in New Hampshire. They hide it well, but one browse through Craigslist is all it will take to expose them for the weirdos that they are. Read this and tell me I'm wrong.

Vampire Chair - $25 (Franklin)

condition: good

It didn't want to be released. But it is.Hidden among the trinkets and the trivial goop of a softer age resided this chair. Wrenched from the scrum, it made a heartstopping thud as it was placed on the concrete floor, fully visible for the first time in who-knows-how-long.Maybe it's not meant to see kinder souls. I shouldn't sell it.It's too much, though. I can't keep it any longer and it must go. Must...go...

It's in pretty good shape considering what it's seen. Wear and tear and a certain shakiness add to the dread that this chair sweats out, like when you feel your vison going dark and you're almost going to pass out. Maybe that's why it's a chair.

Offered today at $25.

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This blackened chair with the weird vinyl-like seat and creepy stain is in Franklin, NH. Franklin is located in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. It is approximately 38 miles from Manchester, 21 miles north of Concord, 53 miles from Dover-Somersworth-Rochester, 88 miles north of Boston, MA, almost 100 miles from Portland, ME, 141 miles from Burlington, VT, and is close to these New Hampshire towns: Plymouth, Ashland, New Hampton, Laconia, Meredith, Boscawen, Hill, Tilton, Northfield, and Sanbornton.

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Now THAT'S how you post something on Craigslist! If I had some extra disposable income I would buy this chair, laminate a copy of it's listing and staple it to the back of it. Because I am also a weirdo, and in my twisted mind it would make this chair the coolest piece of furniture in my house.

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Celeste