But your question prompted another one: If an ancient "ghost sign" on the side of a building is uncovered, for example, by the removal of the adjacent building, and the product displayed is tobacco, does that sign violate the laws against outdoor tobacco advertising, and must it be removed?
We should all be so lucky to have a thoughtful, good-looking ghost at our side to see us across to the other one.
Winston Churchill was a cigar-smoking puffball whose daily alcohol regime included sherry at breakfast, whisky at lunch, champagne at dinner and brandy before bed.And yet Mr Bush is marching into battle against terrorism with Churchill's ghost by his side.
One has the image of a hideous female ghost on its side; another resembles a stoneware tea caddy; some look as if they were made of bronze, gold or silver; and others mimic antique, cracked and worn ink cakes.
Reviewing "The Haunting" in The New York Times, the children's book author Colby Rodowsky said her writing "took one's breath away" at times, and gave as one example the ghost who swings "from side to side, like an absent-minded compass needle searching for some lost North".
Indeed, it's as much of a gem as its justifiably lauded A-side, Ghost Town.
The rings scattered incoming waves from a radar scan, camouflaging the metal object as three items — one shrunken object in the original position and two ghost images on each side.
There are also a lot of ghost towns on the side of the road that I have yet to visit.
For Pareja, the ghost of Smith's side (and their unlikely MLS Cup in 2010) hung over his first year, and while the Rapids had their moments, they failed to convince consistently.
On the drumlin known as Peddocks Island, visitors are greeted at the harbor by what remains of Fort Andrews, which was begun on the eve of the Spanish-American War and which today must be one of the eerier ghost towns on this side of the Rocky Mountains.
