Creeped out
emoney - - United States
emoney - - United States
trixanne - - Australia - Sydney
shouldhavestayedinbed - - United Kingdom
Myriam - 18/06/2012 16:05 - Maldives - Male
Anonymous - - United States - New Orleans
Morgan - - United States
paranoid neighborhood - 27/11/2013 17:51 - United States - Orlando
Kirby - - United States
Targeted - - United States - Kirkland
Anonymous - - United States
"ztodaro" - 30/06/2017 20:00
One word: creepy
If this is true, call the police and report this. Even if you feel silly, this could be a perpetrator working his way up to an actual attack. Be responsible and safe; you don't want to be in a position later to look back and regret not taking this seriously.
#9 wins
The local locksmith puts those balls under the mats of all new residents of the nearby apartments to create business for himself. Then he sneaks into their apartments at night.
agree with #8
Obviously, some of you people don't know how to write with small letters. You can easily write all of that on a golf ball with a small-tipped Sharpie...Hell, it was only 6 words long, so it's not like the creep wrote a novel on it. To the OP: That is seriously creepy. If you just have curtains, I would suggest getting blinds, as well...and make sure they're CLOSED. I would let this one slide but if it happens again, I would get the police involved
Get a (big) dog. Change your locks. Buy a shotgun.
Well, you do. A golf ball at the door seemed less creepy than a note on your bedside table. Sorry if I scared you.