Actually, that's perfect for Grant.  Twitter only allows 140 characters and every sentence that he utters is well below that:

"What the frig?"

"I just heard something."

"I just saw a shadow."

"Something just touched me."

"Yes, this place is haunted."

"Yes, we do accept Visa."

Like I said, it's perfect for him.

 Think Alicat hit it on the nose: more (FREE) advertising for Spalding Inn and looks like more hype for the show. 

Okay, went and peeked. Jason is posting pictures of himself and his dog-a beautiful German Shepherd.  Also posted a pic of his very expensive looking coffee pot–though the time on the coffeemaker (looks like 8:33) and the time he posted the pic (4:50 am) are way off.  Funny, happens to their film footage also!

Oh Hannah!  Say it isn't so.  Do I see the beginnings of the GH dog?  Is Jason laying the foundation?   If you follow him, you've got to let us know if he claims the dog has those "special abilities". 

@ Hannah, those figures are interesting.  I'm guessing Grant hasn't been on Twitter as long  as Jason since he just put it on his MySpace.  Tango, on the other hand, is probably busy working since he certainly does not have the income of J or G and is probably working with Steve on the Next Generation series.  I overheard on a doctor's office tv this morning someone say that Barbara Walters has over 300,000 and Sheri Sheppard (?) over 60,000 – not that I think J or G are in Walters' league but I'm guessing the numbers will go quite high for them.

I'm also guessing that given how none of them watch what the other says and they seem to contradict each other at times, we will find that eventually loose lips sink ships!  (Boy does that date me!  LOL!)

Hannah my fellow investigator!  Here's some background information from the State of Rhode Island.  I checked with the license department and neither J or G is licensed.  You may want to snoop around and confirm it but you will find it to be true.  I checked on Providence where they initially said they worked out of and then Warwick, followed by a sweep of the entire State by name.  I also double checked Roto Rooter to see if they held a license in the State that they could work under.  They do not.  As you can see, even if they were licensed in another state, they would have to take the exam and be licensed in RI to work. 

"Plumber's Licenses

You need a license to do plumbing work in Rhode Island. To get an application, contact:

Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training Division of Professional Regulation Building 70 1511 Pontiac Ave. P.O. Box 20247 Cranston, RI 02920-0943 (401) 462-8580 Fax: (401) 462-8528 http://www.dlt.state.ri.us/profregs/

The Department issues master and journeyman plumber licenses. You have to pass an exam for either license. For a master license you also need to have five years experience and hold a journeyman license for at least one year. If you have a master license in another state that you got by passing an exam, you can use it to qualify to take the Rhode Island exam."

Here is the link to check out RI plumber licenses:  http://www.dlt.ri.gov/profregsonline/PlumbInqPage.aspx

If you click on the Back to Menu button, it will take you to all different types of licenses.  There is a Joshua Hawes (a relative, no doubt – same middle initial – probably a brother?) in Warwick but it is not Jason primarily because he didn't live in Warwick (if he ever did) in 1997 when the license was issued.  And, no, it's not an assumed name because all his legal docs are under Jason C.  And, there is no license for Grant either.

So, my question would be "how can you call yourself a plumber when you hold no license in Rhode Island which is required by law?"  I doubt you'll get a response but it will put it out in the Twitter world.  I would also put it on Jason's.

Hannah, sounds good.  Maybe there are others with questions.  It's interesting that the plumbers union (which there must be) has not called them on this.  My guess is, as along as we don't see them actually doing any plumbing on tv, they can't do much about the assertion.  But somehow, presenting oneself as what you are not, seems like fraud to me.  I guess that probably would only apply if they showed up at a job and proclaimed it though.  I have to think about that some more.  But, if you check the records, you can clearly see they are not what they appear to claim.

alicat said:

 My guess is, as along as we don't see them actually doing any plumbing on tv, they can't do much about the assertion.  But somehow, presenting oneself as what you are not, seems like fraud to me. 

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Like being a legitimate Ghost Hunter ? 

Now if their AFTRA (American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) cards were not up to date, they would have a problem …