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/x/, I come to you in need of info on doppelgangers. I have reason to believe that I may have a doppelganger lurking about, and if any of you want to hear the reason for my suspicion, I'll greentext it for you. But mostly I'd like to hear all of your opinions, personal stories and experiences, legends, and advice on how to deal with doppelgangers.
>>17815115
Come on OP let's hear it.
spill it mang
>>17815115
Just tell the fucking story!!!
I'm gonna travel trough sweden this summer,
what if I encounter an old man wandering the forest in need of assistance?
What should I ask him?
If he is 'in need of assistance' ask him what he needs, d'uh.
You speak the local language?
How in the fuck is this paranormal? /adv/ or /out/ are more applicable.
MXGA
>>17814186
No I don't, but I think english is pretty common now.
>>17814190
>he doesn't know about Odin the wanderer
Fucking tripfags I swear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDJVwPev33c
A lot of his stuff i can't find anymore since his website is gone. there were some great "alien" pictures some of them i can't find now. I will post what i have. anyone have the one with glowing orange eyes?
Previous thread was deleted for some reason. I'm going to try to post it again and be more clear about it to avoid post deletion. I'm going to assume good faith on the part of the janitors, and further assume that the post was deleted due to the fact that it was improperly formatted and thus had the appearance of a shitpost. I genuinely want to discuss this topic.
There are a number of images and tropes contained within the film that I believe directly point to us, as well as the phenomenon of meme magic, a manifestation of noetics and a force that I genuinely...
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>>17813267
This character is named "Pepito," which according to Wikipedia is a "diminutive version of the Spanish name Pepe"
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>>17813267
Look familiar?
>>17813286
Looks like anons. What else?
Can we get a spoopy /x/ related music thread going? Looking for some songs to have on while I browse.
Starting with a couple I like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI-GS9o63VI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL998ajnjN4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8NaWT0WvEE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbfI4tV6Nvs
^
I always found this album underrated in terms of spoopiness. Geogaddi is the obvious choice, but there's something unsettling about the acoustic sounds and samples on this one... like they're trying too hard to sounds cheerful and start sounding insane.
I saw this weird movie one time compiled of home footage of these kids playing at a summer camp. It turned out that the guy who made the film was obsessed with the camp and his childhood there - and ended up drowning there in a fatal accident when he was older....
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElvLZMsYXlo
I thought this music video was pretty interesting too - one time when I was younger this strange man started following me in the subway. I never confronted him and he never confronted me, but he definitely followed me for a few stops and then got off at the same one as me. Never saw him after that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YvAYIJSSZY
Flower Valley TV thread?
facebook DOT com SLASH dolinakwiatowtv
>>17811682
>le creepy "children's" show #2525
no thanks
>>17811698
Basically this.
facebook com /halciion -here is profile of the autor of both of those shows
See her another page - .facebook com /Duchologia/ - the style is the same.
It's just another so much alternative artist who now tries to make money from selling random shit from those shows and basically no one cares after 3 years about it.
>>17811739
But I still care...
Anyway, how do you know that's the author of the show?
Is there anything paranormal at all in South Carolina besides the lizard man and ghosts? It feels pretty dry of the paranormal.
>>17809058
I live in Cheraw in Chesterfield county. The old St Davids church still has blood on the pews from when it was used as a field hospital during the revolutionary war. A buncha little odd happenings in that church. It's quite lovely and you can visit at night for maximum spoopiness.
Native Charlestonian since relocated reporting in
https://roadtrippers.com/stories/see-the-claw-marks-left-by-a-girl-who-was-entombed-alive-in-south-caroline?lat=40.80972&lng=-96.67528&z=5
>>17809058
Anyone got anything from in Round-Ox I'm currently taking care of my grandparents, so I am staying at their place. But when I was a kid they were in this house, and I woke up in the middle of the night, looked over my shoulder (we had to sleep on the floor) and saw this kind of ghost like auora in a colonial timey outfit.
Does anyone here believe in the Anunnaki or that we have a primordial otherworldly ancestor who is responsible for our seemingly inexplicable spurt of intelligence over all other creatures on earth? There is apparently a significant gap in the evolution of early primates that led to us.
Do you think we could have been visited and genetically modified by them? It would explain all of the depictions of different Gods who come from the sky in virtually every culture, egyptian hieroglyphs of advanced space vessels, etc.
>>17805687
possible, yes. Not probable, though, and there really is no evidence to suggest we had any sort of ET influence. The idea of this comes from the "translations" of sumerian tablets by a guy named Sitchin, who took a LOT of creative liberty, adding entire passages not found in the originals, and using modern words in inappropriate context to the what the story was really saying. (The story, by the way, is the one that Moses plagiarized to write Genesis.) It's like if someone re-wrote the Harry Potter books, replacing "magic" with "alien technology" and a paragraph saying the magic words are actually the alien language verbal commands.
Please, watch less of the "history" channel and take what people spout as "truth" here with a grain of sand. The subject is interesting enough as-is to study on without having to add a sci-fi twist/reboot to the mix. Here, have a look at a more accurate translation, it's quite a read.
http://etcsl.orinst.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/etcsl.cgi?text=t.1.1.2#
>>17805838
>context to what the story...*
>grain of salt*
oops.
I think it was a misunderstanding of other humans on earth fucking with advanced Monkees and impacting their culture forever by tripping a few of them out so bad.
ITT: Great /x/ films.
I just watched this son of a gun. it's... it's incredible.
Why aren't we getting more horror films with this pacing and atmosphere?
Holy fuck I love me The Thing
When they catch ThingBennings and all he does is scream..
it quickly became one of my all time fav's
2001: A Space Odyssey. Stanley Kubrick directed this movie rather artistically from the book. I would recommend reading the book first to make sense of the movie, otherwise the film might come across as too abstract and slow-paced.
The basic premise is that somewhere in the universe, sentient life arose, similar to man. These beings evolved and eventually progressed to immortality and traveling the cosmos, searching for other life. They created large black monoliths which advance the progress and intelligence of lifeforms across the universe.
In the story, there...
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You want atmosphere!!!
The PUSHER TRILOGY!!!
I recommend watching it drunk and high out of your mind for first viewings.
FEELS like Goodfellas meets Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas when it comes to atmosphere. These are the rawest movies Ive ever seen! Each movie revolves around a drug dealer in the worst week of his life and all their lives are interconnected. First movie is about a mid level drug dealer Frank owing big to Milo who is a high level dealer and star of the 3rd movie. Second movie is about Franks best friend Tonny (Mads Mikkelsen) 8 years later...
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I think we should have a horror fiction general. Since /lit/ doesn't take to kindly to genre fiction, /x/ would seem to be the best place to discuss it. This for actually published stuff, not creepypasta.
>Pic related is the only rec chart on the /lit/ wiki
Someone should make a new one for /x/.
>Currently reading
Occultation by Laird Barron, his best short story collection yet. His fusion of Lovecraftian cosmic horror and hardboiled fiction his really great.
I'd suggest Let the Right One In and Bloodkin to be added.
> Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk
> The House on the Borderland by William Hope Hodgson
> The Voice from the Edge by Harlan Ellison
Clive Barker's Books of Blood is a good read, especially if you want to get into writing some pretty dark shit. It does a pretty good job making a lot of suspense out of some pretty cliché stories, but none of them are really that spooky.
>>17793014
Books of Blood are probably Clive Barker's best work. Surprised they haven't made an omnibus edition with all 6 (They just split it in half).
So is the Russian outbacks one big MASSIVE spookden? I know the normalfag shit about Dyatlov Pass, the two Siberian craters, and some Google maps blurring of certain mountains.
But I wanna know the more interesting stuff.
A long time ago, I saw a thread on this board about abandoned towns and the like in Russia and the consensus was that the area is an urban exploration/forgotten history goldmine. But also, probably pretty spooky... With all that I imagine there's all sorts of cryptids, or ayylmaos and shit, but I haven't found any real specific greentexts...
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Bump for potential
>>17790735
I'm about to take a nap but I'd really like to see some discussion started.
The thread I saw was, IIRC, either a Russian urban exploration thread centered on abandoned places, or a thread about deserted cities/towns/villages that were overtaken by the wild. There was definitely some discussion on Brutalist architecture as well, but my mind really started going wild when an anon referenced some statistic, and basically said that Russia's backwoods are basically the closest thing to a fantasy...
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>>17790721
This is a literal narrative goldmine. It's a fucking shame if no one at the very least wants to take the effort to come up with a good, even if fake copypasta. Just fucking huge amounts of elements to work with as far as storytelling goes.
We all know about Tunguska, the weird holes in Siberia, Dyatlov... This are mainstream, normie spookmemes, but already cement Russia as pretty spooky and give it a massive air of mystery to work with.
These stories definitely soak up most of the spooky Russian...
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If you could fuck Satan, would you?
Pic not actually related.
Depends. Is he hot?
>>17820078
They say the devil can take many shapes.
So yeah, probably.
Would I? I've been wanting to fuck satan my whole life...
Why the fuck do some people believe that Homeopathy is an effective treatment?
Let me guess:
1) you have anecdotal evidence that it works
2) you are not aware of the overwhelming clinical evidence that is nothing but placebo
3) you are not aware that homeopathic treatments contain literally nothing besides water
>>17819564
Perhaps you're confusing homeopathy with naturopathy and herbalism.
Homeopathic solutions contain water and (depending on the concentration) a few stray atoms of that "Active ingredient"
>>17819574
Right you are, my bad. Nevermind.
>>17819581
No worries. It's a common misunderstanding
Hey guys, i need some help solving a cryptogram. All that i know is that the language is malachim. Im not too savy with codes so any help would be appriciated. Thanks in advance!
get off /x/.
Is there a group for puzzles?
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/malachim.htm
What does /x/ think about the idea that there's information so damaging or secret that having knowledge of it could put someone in danger. Secrets about politicians, knowing things certain entities don't want known, knowledge of affairs. What do you all think of the idea?
>>17818975
Pic very unrelated. Loaded the wing image by accident
>>17818975
There's probably a definite amount of experienced hackers who have access to this kind of vital information because we can obviously tell by recent leaks done in the past that the information accessed wasn't even that hard to access in the first place. There aren't as many whistleblowers unless they are a highly regarded person because the more of a nobody you are the easier it will be to silence you for your actions.
>>17818975
confirmed
i passed out some fliers about some topics and then was followed 24/8 by satellite
