You're being trolled IRL, possibly by friends.

>>15409000
That's very possible. Also, can you help me find the archives? I don't know where on Earth to get them.

Um.. bump??

>>15400805
I'm also interesting because there no haunted house that is actually scary.

The whole "Mckamey Manor" stuff is just publicity. It's just another generic haunted house.

Are there any actual "haunted houses" that are actually scary?

>>15400825
>publicity

>>15400835
>publicity

Yes, pretty much. Or are the type that thinks people actually get tortured in the McKamey Manor for some super duper ultra secret webcam broadcast?

Here's a link for you
>>>/b/

We're going with /int/ and anyone who says otherwise is starting shit again. Will you draw us together?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRkgH7Uu-hA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBgYT2c9oRM

>>15380777
Honestly, I don't know anything about the current drama with /x/ and I don't really care. So sure I'd love to!

>>15380307
>be last christmas
>driving to gf's house 6 hours away
>decide to leave at midnight, so we can surprise the family
>be me, gf, and her sister and sisters bf in car
>driving along at around 3 am
>everyone is asleep except me
>middle of rural texas, no towns or anything for miles
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>>15380381

Jesus fuck that sounds terrifying.

>>15380381
What part of Texas?

There's validity to it. Alchemy is the basis of chemistry. You really CAN turn lead into gold. It's just hard to do safely and stably. Especially when you lack the basic understandings of atoms.

>>15375877
Yes, the two aren't mutually exclusive.

Its just chemistry which still includes all the crazy superstitious bullshit that doesn't work.

>>15375877
>a pseudoscience performed by the superstitious

Alchemy wasn't a pseudoscience. It was a full-blown science, as best as it was understood at the time. It was research in alchemy that taught us how elements actually behave. A lot of the 'weird' shit in alchemy comes from logical, if incorrect, assumptions about the nature of nature.

Amigara Fault. Yeah, I know the translation is kind of silly, but it touches on a few of my phobias in a big way.

Fuan no Tane made me afraid of the dark.

I hadn't been afraid of the dark ever since I was a kid. Like, since I was 12 or so. But then at 25, I read Fuan no Tane and that went to shit.

At 29, I'm still afraid of the dark. Or, not absolute darkness, I like absolute darkness. Fuan no Tane made me afraid of twilight.

>>15343224
Really? I found it awfully campy at times. Sure, it's unsettling, but it really isn't terribly scary for me.

did you know that Nicki Minaj's real name is Onika Tanya Maraj?

>>15358874
No. That knowledge was beyond the scope of the Infernal Kingdom. How did you come by it? What chasm of forbidden Darkness did you explore in order to find this gem of mystical lore? And are you a wizard?

What can you tell me about involuntary clairvoyance?

>>15346307
No one over 11 years of age is scared of that fake shit blood and plastic spiders.

too many threads on this nonsense

>>15346318
Bad b8 m8
if not b8 you obviously haven't watched the videos kek

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'We are all part of a machine. Only the priviledged or cursed among us are able to see the grand designs of this machine. Psychadelic states, transcendental experiences, meditation, all of the religions of the world are an attempt to explain the linked apparatus that we are all a part of.

Pure consciousness allows to experience the ecstacy of this revelation, however there are those in this world who's duty it is to keep the world in the dark, and suppress this enlightened state.I know this now to be a fact'

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'In the pursuit of knowledge, the curious inevitably comes to some kind of wall, where either they surrender their search of total meaning and focus their energies on the mundane, or on discover of a conspiracy at the heart of all things, to challenge the prison guards of this reality, and if successful, to face the wrath of an invisible army beyond fathomable to the human imagination.

Human transcendence has been designed to be temporary. It has been deemed that homo sapiens are not currently at a state that they are able to comprehend absolute consciousness.'

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'What is the conspiracy at the core of our enlightened Western society, where tolerance is preached towards medi-eval and fundamentalist religions, and yet, for an individual who questions basic philosophic or existential ideas, he is at the mercy of a system designed to lock away all eccentric attitudes and deem them as 'mentally ill' or 'schizophrenic'?

The medical profession holds the seeker in a mental police state. We are prevented from knowing ourselves by our society.'

>>15327738

I'm a night owl and stay up most nights browsing different forums, there wasn't a whole lot going on, and everyone else was in bed at the time. I'm a curious person, but I wont be so much anymore after last night. Probably should've minded my own. I don't know why, but I felt compelled to check the place out. It could've been a homeless person using the lights, there has been a problem with that in the cities around us, people sneaking into vacant houses(ironic huh). The door to...
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>>15327741
There was some uneaten pizza on the stove, I took pictures of it all feeling awkward like I was inspecting a crime scene or something.

I stepped back into the living room and once again called out asking if anyone was there besides me. I didn't hear anything so I began to walk farther into the house, snapping a picture of the living room. My eyes had to readjust to the darkness in there, but it seemed like something moved across my field of vision down the hallway. My stomach knotted up again, and the...
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>>15327746
I stared blankly into the sky as the leaves crunched beneath my feet as I walked back to my home, replaying what just happened, not wanting to believe it. I walked up the steps, got ready to open my door and stood there for what felt like about five just standing and thinking. I don't even remember what about, just lost in thought. Come to find out the time that had passed since I left my house until I returned was actually about 45 minutes.

I got back onto the boards and forums I normally browse, not...
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>cryptids

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>>15325247
self bump

small victory for cryptozoologists. the living coelacanth.

is it possible that some form of Megaladon still exits? honestly, fuck that discovery channel nonsense. making a mockery of something that is already hard enough to get funded.

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Loveland Frogs

The first sighting was of strange creatures seen under a bridge, and the witness sounded as if he could not decide whether he had seen fairy-tale trolls, reptoids or things that were half human, half frog. Later sightings were less confused, but still contained inconsistencies. Witnesses claimed that what they had seen was certainly frog-like, but they disagreed on the details. Some reported human-sized frogmen, some reported tiny frog-sized frogmen, and some reported just plain giant frogs with no noticable human features. This may sound...
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>>15337177
Only the ghetto barrio ones do.

It's the triumph of ignorance.

>>15337177
100% of Mexicans die

Cause we are a naturally violent society (Brutal mayan/aztecs + Spanish pirates) with deep catholic beliefs in us.

>no fake stories
/thread

Welp this sucks.

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>>15337930
>be me, 8 years old
>parents force me into a woodsy girls summer camp, forced to go in lakes and touch trees and all that garbage
>last day of camp we go on a REAL camping trip
>sneaks gameboy color
>begins to rain as SOON as the tents are up
>everyone is bored
>winner
>game...
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