Muscatine

well


I KNOW! ya could just invite us all over.ya get it!

I think

the difference was that Wal-Mart's spook rooms was located outside in garden center, not inside of a building. Makes sense to me although I feel bad that people try to do the right thing and then get stomped on. They put a lot of hard work and time on something for people that don't have the opportunity to go out of town for a haunted thrill. It's a shame.

Had the worst

happened and folks been injured in the haunted house, your tune would have been very different. The questions being asked would sound more like ''where in the heck was the Fire Dept and why did they not do their jobs? They knew what was gong on and they should have protected us from ourselves.'' Your disappointment is understandable but it seems to me that maybe they made a good decision in the end.

Herman

Herman

I think the key here is the fact they had passed inspection already, only to be shut down right before opening. The question isn't ''where the heck was the fire dept.'' The question is ''what changed in between the passing grade and the failing grade?''