[Tidy Rat]

…this guy insists that he is:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/01/teen-exorcism-squad-three_n_1313134.html?ref=religion&ir=Religion

Given that we don't really know who/if/what demons really are, doesn't this seem like kind of a stupid thing to advertise?  There's no knowing what sort of trap they could walk straight into sooner or later. (If I was a demon, it would be highly tempting, if only just to see the look on Larsen's face when he opened that bedroom door.)

I think the guy's an idiot, but I shudder to think about what could be telling him so to his face eventually. 

Anyone else have any thoughts on this?             

[Steve Dunlap]

Yes.

 

Where did he find those three cuties? 🙂

[Tidy Rat]

Steve Dunlap said:

Yes.

 

Where did he find those three cuties? 🙂

 

One of them his his own daughter (who would be highly tempting possession bait; what could possibly be more spiteful?), the other two I'm not sure about (friends of hers?).

 

This attempt at quick fame and fortune is very ill-considered, to say the least. (What if Blatty wasn't full of it, after all?) The man is either a fool, or he has a pre-arranged agreement with a certain somebody. (I'm betting on the former.)

 

Careful what you want (as they say), and in this case especially what you go around openly billing yourself as publicly.

 

[Jagged]

I somehow suspect the real idiots are the misguided individuals this charlatan and his glamorous cohorts extract vast swathes of cash from in exchange for their dubious services.

[fatherbowdern]

Larson has already been busted by mainstream news. Just Google him and watch how much money he gets tax-free from his escapades.

Sad.

Father B

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