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SL33TBL1ND

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Awesomeforthemasses said:
commasplice said:
I prefer real creepy shit. The feet one is my favorite. Also, why shouldn't rats eat a de la Poer as a de la Poer eats forbidden things? ... The war ate my boy, damn them all ... and the Yanks ate Carfax with flames and burnt Grandsire Delapore and the secret ... No, no, I tell you, I am not that daemon swineherd in the twilit grotto! It was not Edward Norrys' fat face on that flabby fungous thing! Who says I am a de la Poer? He lived, but my boy died! ... Shall a Norrys hold the land of a de la Poer? ... It's voodoo, I tell you ... that spotted snake ... Curse you, Thornton, I'll teach you to faint at what my family do! ... 'Sblood, thou stinkard, I'll learn ye how to gust ... wolde ye swynke me thilke wys?... Magna Mater! Magna Mater!... Atys... Dia ad aghaidh's ad aodaun... agus bas dunarch ort! Dhonas 's dholas ort, agus leat-sa!... Ungl unl... rrlh ... chchch...
I was wondering when someone would bring up Lovecraft.
Lovecraft is the shit bro!
 

David_G

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OK, I just woke up, and I don't know why I keep reading through this thread, last night, I couldn't sleep, I finally fell asleep at 2 AM, and luckily I didn't have any nightmares.

A few years ago, a mother and father decided they needed a break, so they wanted to head out for a night on the town. They called their most trusted babysitter. When the babysitter arrived, the two children were already fast asleep in bed. So the babysitter just got to sit around and make sure everything was okay with the children. Later that night, the babysitter got bored and went to watch TV, but she couldn't watch it downstairs because they did not have cable downstairs (the parents didn't want children watching too much garbage). So, she called them and asked them if she could watch cable in the parent's room. Of course, the parents said it was OK, but the babysitter had one final request? she asked if she could cover up the angel statue outside the bedroom window with a blanket or cloth, at the very least close the blinds, because it made her nervous. The phone line was silent for a moment, and the father who was talking to the babysitter at the time said, "..Take the children and get out of the house?we will call the police. We do not have an angel statue."

The police found all three of the house occupants dead within three minutes of the call. No statue was found.

The Awesome Creepypasta section is awesome. But I wish I had never went there.
 

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philosophicalbastard said:
Obsideo said:
It's puking in your pants.

Duh.
Well normally I would use the toilet or a bucket.
Me too.
But normally, I wouldn't be in the scary thread either.

So this is just a night of broadening my horizons.
 

sheogoraththemad

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S.R.S. said:
Go to ED and search creepy pasta.

you bastard

OT: http://www.fat-pie.com/salad.htm
salad fingers: really creepy, not in an horrifying way but it still gives You the creeps
 

Mcupobob

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TheGreatCoolEnergy said:
S.R.S. said:
Go to ED and search creepy pasta.

Oh fuck you
Mcupobob said:
Haven't seen one of these in awhile, for those of you who don't wish to sleep and want a constant chill down your spine then you've found the right thread.

Post up scary stories/pics/ or videos or make one.

I'll start off us off by horrifing you with the slender man



hate to be "that guy" but Slenderman is fake. Started on Something Awful. I can provide links if needed.
No, its okay because this is the scary thread not the evdenice and truth thread. The less these people know the better. [sub]To be scaying them[/sub]
 

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Grayjack said:
Wow, and I just bumped a thread about this.

If you?re reading this, then I am hopefully long gone. It?s been? two months now since the meteor struck Mississippi. There was a lot of public interest in it, astrologers and the like all gathering around for a look. They took samples of the rock and shipped them all over the world to museums in every country. Hell, I almost made a trip to have a look myself, but I had an interview with a potential employer. If he hadn?t called me up the previous day, I?d be dead now. Three days later, after the initial hype died down, the news reported nothing on the meteor for a couple of days.

The next thing I heard about it was when I got home from the pub and turned on the late-night news. I was just in time to catch a breaking news article. The worried-looking reporter informed me that almost everyone who had been in the vicinity of Mississippi when the meteor went down had been hospitalised. Their symptoms were similar to those that a corpse experiences during decomposition. Ten people had already died, mostly the elderly and the very young. Scientists and geneticists from all over the globe were working frantically to try and find a cure. Being smarter than the average bear, I gathered some supplies and prepared for an epidemic. Years of being paranoid beyond reason was finally about to pay off.

The news the next day had a lighter tone. A Chinese scientist had worked out that the meteor had contained an alien strain of bacteria that slowly broke down flesh tissue. The scientist also remarked that the bacteria were only affecting humans. He had also worked out that if a victim consumed a living being, such as an insect, it would delay the progression of the bacteria, giving the scientists more time to figure out a permanent cure. Anyone who thought they may have contracted the infection was to eat as many live creatures as they could. The reporter also explained that the US Army was attempting to contain the infection.

They failed.

Anyone who has read Stephen King?s book, The Stand, will have an idea of how the bacteria made its way around the world. It passed through the air, but to catch it, you had to be near someone infected. Because the symptoms took between three to five days to kick in, people didn?t realise that they were infected. In a week, Victus Somes Disease, as it had been named, was global.

I had barricaded myself in my house, with towels and blankets stuffed into every crack. I had the TV tuned to the news all day and night. The scientists had not predicted that the bacteria would adapt to the infected people?s efforts at trying to keep it at bay. Victims all over the world were claiming that the insects were no longer working. People were starting to catch small mammals and eat them.

As the days went by, people were slowly eating larger and larger animals. The first reported case of cannibalism was, ironically, the last broadcast made. The anchorman?s hair was falling out and he was missing three teeth. He nervously told America that there had been a reported case of cannibalism in Southern Europe. He also said that there would be no further broadcasts. All survivors were to lock themselves in their house and not let anyone in.

For the next week and a half, I watched the infected shamble up the street, knocking on doors. One of my neighbours, a couple of houses down from me, was stupid enough to open the door. Three people dragged him out and started biting his flesh. They started with his arms and legs, trying to keep him alive for as long as possible. They were crying as they ate. Their meal was shrieking in pain, and the three people eating him were apologising furiously through mouthfuls of his arm. I don?t think they were unable to control themselves; it looked more like they were disgusted by what they had to do to stay alive.

They tried to break into my house five or six days later, but my barricades held. They were outside, begging me to let them in. ?Just one bite. Please, be generous.? I listened to their pleading all night, too scared to sleep.

I suppose I should explain why I?m writing this. I?m infected. Yesterday I coughed and lost a canine. I spent the night pulling out my teeth, easing them out one by one. It didn?t hurt; they just slid out, like pulling up carrots. Anyway, as I was saying, I?m infected. The bugs have stopped working, and all the wild animals have long since run away. I have decided to lure someone into my house and attack them. It sounds so wrong writing that out, but I don?t want to die. And I?m so hungry.

I?m sorry. I?m so, so sorry.
Thats nice, because that thread is a year old. Saw a few weeks when I joined the escapist and decided its been awhile so I'll do another one.
 

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S.R.S. said:
Chamale said:
None of these are scaring me at all, because I read the SCP Foundation. S.R.S., please post some of your scarier stuff.
Are you sure? This is not for the faint of heart...




Every child fears under their bed. If they don't, they fear the closet, or maybe that little crack in the almost closed door.

Scientists know that children are more perceptive, they see things adults don't. They aren't yet tethered into only accepting what society wants them to accept. They see what is truly there.

They see the monsters.

If you were to borrow a child's eyes and see through them for a night, you would go insane. To be able to see what you only dimly remember, burrowing into your covers while wearing those train pajamas, hoping to a God you can barely comprehend that "it" doesn't see you back...would drive an adult crazy. Because Adults forget the rules.



1)Cover yourself. If you can't see it, it can't see you. Even if it makes it harder to breathe.

2) Don't make a noise. Every whimper can lead to destruction.

3) Don't move. It attracts their attention.

4) Only light can make them go away. Bright light. Flashlights make it worse.

Teens are caught in the middle. They still feel what's there, but they cannot see... and they forget the rules....

Why do you think there are so many insomniacs typing at their computers, subconsciously praying the light from their monitor will be enough to keep -them- away? .....

It's not. Now look behind you with a child's eyes and try not to scream.







Due to the censored nature of the forums, I've had to cut back on the gore/mutilations/human centipede knock offs.
But if you can find "Serbian Film" or "The Grifter" That will fuck your shit up! Oh yeah, I forgot... don't stare too long.
I officially hate you S.R.S, hate!

Little girls in horror movies: The most fucking scary thing you can EVER make a horror movie with, even unintentionally.
 

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RamirezDoEverything said:
-Drifter- said:
How about some Marble Hornets?
Ah, I love this series.
I watched the whole series before and had a sleepless night or 2
What am I exactly supposed to be afraid of in the two videos? Entry #1 seems like some guy just went around the room with a camcorder and recorded random stuff. Entry #6 looks like a dinosaur with Christmas lights wrapped around it went past the window. I suppose seeing a dinosaur would be scary.
 

Mcupobob

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Here's one I wrote.

If you're unlucky enough you can find, its a small desolate town and the only way to find it is to be lost. When you arrive it will seem rundown but peacefull and surreal. You'll notice that the time has changed, it is now late morning, warm with a cool breeze blowing through. Get out and find a towns person, anyone of them will do, and ask "Where is the garden?" they will point you in the right direction, go there. You'll find yourself in a small community called Leisure Acrs that rest on hill. The houses are beautifly and well built but still have a eerie feeling of being empty and unlived in, even while you can sometimes see childeren and adults outside playing or working. Contiune up the hill, at the top it will seem like you can only turn left. Only take this turn if you want to leave and you will find yourself back at the interstate pointed in the right direction to your orignial destination. If not contuine foward and go over the hill.

In between two houses you'll see a beautifly white and red house, park your car and go around back. Do not go into the house or knock on the door or your adventure will end. In the back under a blossom tree is a young man reading a book, what he is reading is of no importance to you, do not try and look in it or you will be asked to leave. There will be a chair next to his as if he was waiting for you. Sit in, he will turn to you and offer a cigarette. You can decline if you choose too but do so politely or he will ask you to leave. Afterwards he will then tell you stories of morbid murder and death, do not interrupt him or you will end up in these stories. The stories are horrible and described so well it will seems as if you are there experiencing them, so you don't interrupt inless you want to experience them for real. I should know, my least favorite is the man who was cut slowly to death from a drug deal go wrong. These stories have one thing in common they all take place in the town, after each one he will say "but its peacefull here now." You can trust him on this.

After he is finish he will tell you the secretes of the afterlife, and it told it varys form person to person depending on belifes and how you have lived your life. For me he looked in my eyes, he knew every sin I commited and told me what lays before me in death. For other people I am not sure some say it will be horrible and torturest and others say it will be peacfull and inviting.After his done he will turn to you and then offer you a choice. "You can leave now and face the afterlife I have told you. Or loss one day in your lifespan and your soul can rest here, in my peacefull town." If you accept, he will say "That is good, but remeber this is a peacfull place now when you do arrive here after you die, do not commite your sins twice again." Afterwords he will shake your hand and ask you to leave saying "You will return when ready." If you decline, he will thank you for the company and ask you to leave. Whatever your decision you will not be able to find this place again, well alive anyways.

Oh and for what I choose? Well lets just say I hope to see you in the garden sometime its so peacefull here...
 

Razavn

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Hmm...a lot of this stuff got less and less creepy as time went on...of course I am on my computer at college waiting for my World Literature class to start (still have 3.5 hours to go) so it helps a bit I imagine...

I haven't look at the Marble Hornet or Threads stuff yet so I may do that.
 

lwm3398

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Well, this is definitely not my thread. That first red picture was enough to fucking stop my heart, so... Seeya!