This is probably the first time I have ever encountered an uninvited stranger to my house. Not only that, but he happen to enter my house without permission and went upstairs as he watches me do paperwork. Though, odd, he isn't a burglar, he just asked "Hey, where can I find J.C.?"

J.C. could be my brother's initials along having the C as a nickname. I asked what the person he was looking for looked like but it doesn't remind me one bit of my brother. Plus, my brother is across the country from where I live at so I doubt he was searching for him.

The door was probably unlocked and opened, I usually trust guests to close the door before they leave but having it opened actually let a stranger in uninvited. Now since this event happened, now I have to double check to make sure the door is locked and closed. Surprisingly, nothing is stolen. He's probably the new neighbor in the neighborhood, along with his wife/girlfriend.

This isn't my first time that happened, the first time is that a dog went inside.

wow, that's scary. If I'm looking for someone and I find the house opened I wouldn't enter or atleast wouldn't got upstairs...

I once did that to someone, and they called the cops, and I ran and immediately went to the barbershop to get my hair shaved. =]

lol

That is really messed up.

You make me want to walk into your house and scare you.

Never happened to me .

It'd be fun to walk into someone's house and then say: "hello... I'm dead..." It might be dangerous though

I wouldn't just walk into someone else's house even if I was invited and expected and told to 'just come in when you arrive'.
In fact, just a couple weeks ago, at like 2 am I saw a car with their lights on. I hesitated for like 15 minutes outside before checking to see if their car doors were unlocked to turn it off for them.

I had someone open our apartment door, take a few steps in, but walked out immediately. I assume it was just an honest mistake of location.

My dad is terrified of home invasions, despite the rebellious/criminal teenagers around here being terrified of him, my mother, and myself.

Me because I've beaten most of them up, my dad because he's probably the most outwardly terrifying person ever. Even my friends of like 3 years are scared of him /all the time/, and my mom because she once grabbed one of them who was in our yard by the hair, knocked him over, and dragged him out to the curb.

They all know one of us is almost always here, but my dad still insists on locking the door when people are home. I fucking hate it.

I can imagine being scared of Syphon. Pix of dad?

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He doesn't look too scary in that, but it's the only place I can find him online right now. He's about 250 pounds.

Yeah, he doesn't look scary. Your neighborhood sounds creepy, though, if you've been forced to beat up everyone around and all that.

If someone came in my house, I'd look at them from upstairs and be like 'wtf' and they'd be like 'omgmistaek sorreh' and I'd be like 'lol ist ok'. Well, unless they're robbers. I really need a special button combination to call the police if I don't have the time to call them myself - then, lock my door, put up a barricade, and hope they don't shoot me through the wall. Or escape through the window.

It's full of wiggers. And I fucking hate wiggers.

Check the gas in your car.

I hate those who act like wiggers no matter their skin color. Sadly, the actual word for this isn't PC.

I don't really know anyone who lives near us, for which I'm somewhat happy. The public is retarded, and I try to keep as far away as possible .

Stranger danger! Stranger danger! My friend does this to my house, if I don't answer the door, he'll just walk in and be like "yo wassup".

Did she make him bite the curb? That'd be epic.

we had houses across us be invaded/robbed not too long ago but I am pretty sure no one would even attempt to rob this place because they are terrified of me, and they can hear my bellowing roar/swearing from across the village. In the event they did though I an armed to the teeth so I'd just shank them anyway.

With all the hallucinations I get though I have learned not to get too angsty when I hear strange things or see people/things.

You folk seem downright frightening - not really conveyed through SEN. Well, I'll just stay delusional, shall I?

thank god CO has the "Make My Day" Claus...