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Big attraction for the stoner kids. 
and yes you insulted typical ten year olds. 
I noticed the local 'Word of Gawd' isn't doing Hell House this year. It seems too many of the "young adults", it's an 18+ admittance, were taking selfies with Satan last year. 
young "sinners" for the wrong reasons. Laugh all they want, I expect most take some new understanding away from this exposure to fundie thinking, though again not what's intended.
Btw, I know I insulted our grandsons at 10, but they're all exceptionally bright. 
the answer, Blue. More, repeat education since universal's been the norm for generations now.
But turns out it's above all personality. Look at all the adequately educated, and even smart, people who are soaking up Trump's lies in order to support what he's doing. When Lincoln spoke of those people who can be fooled all the time, he wasn't talking about ignorance, the way I once assumed, but about the kind who insist on lies that support what they want to believe, including lies that provide justification for their support of bad leaders and evil deeds.
And, of course, the fundies. It really is like living in a different world, isn't it? One where the Enlightenment and Age of Science never happened. Something I'm very aware of whenever someone's happily thanked god for giving her the winning door prize ticket or dinner table decoration (actually has happened a number of times). My garden club meetings don't have gods who cheat on behalf of favorites or demons hoping to employ lust for a new daylily to steal someone's soul.
"My group" being the random people I went in with. Also I'm a part time magician. This will be important.
So... There's a church in Tulsa where I lived for a while called GUTS Church (It takes guts to love God), and they put on a Hell House (probably don't call it that) every year, and I decided to go one year just because their budget for it is insane. I don't remember too much about it except for drunk driving section and the room where a woman killed herself because she couldn't handle the guilt from getting an abortion. But the last room... It was a rave (probably the only time those kids get to dance), and there was a long hall on one wall that entered the room. At the end was a man in a suit (the PA is playing both rave music and the normal stuff about becoming a Christian). The lights go off and come back on, and he's a little closer. Lights on and off again, and he's pretty close to entering the room, but he stands there, and his face slowly morphs into Satan's, and I yelled louder than anything in the room, "OH, MY GOD! YOU'RE DOING THE GIRL TO GORILLA ILLUSION! THAT'S FANTASTIC!" Everyone turned to look at me (lot of dirty looks from the ravers), and one of them came over and asked me to follow him, and he led me out of the "house." I was still in the building, just not in the attraction. I waited because I knew what was coming next and did not want to be the only "target." Rest of my group exited, and I re-joined them as we left the building. We stepped outside, and we're immediately under a giant tent where various counselors are waiting to talk to us about giving our lives to Jesus. One teen girl was freaking out, and four of them surrounded her. The two behind her both put a sympathetic hand on her shoulders but then looked at each other with expressions that said, "We got one." A young hipster couple came up to me, but before they could say anything I said to the guy (who was in the lead), "If you can look me in the eyes like an honorable man and tell me you think that the Jesus you believe in would be fine with what you're doing, I'll listen to your spiel. Otherwise, I'm going to go get a hotdog." He dropped his eyes and looked at his shoes and wished me a good night.
Then I went to their concession stand and had two of the best hot dogs I've ever had. Really. They were freakin' awesome.
For those who have never been to one, the Bible Reloaded (or they're now just known as Hugo and Jake), two YouTube atheists, reviewed a movie called, "Hell House," that was a documentary on a church (I think in Dallas) that puts on a big one each year. It will give you an idea what they're like without paying to go to one. 
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Loved the adulterous scenario. They were enjoying it WAY too much!
