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What if fabled creatures from folklore, legend and mythology existed. Not only did they exist in ancient times though, but still exist in the modern era, kind of like Grimm. What if instead of hiding and pretending to be humans, like in Grimm, they come out in the open and show their true selves. What would the impacts and repercussions on society, law, and everyday life be if this happened? What would the government do, would there be peace, or segregation, or war between Men and Creatures, or what...
The Jews hide among modern society
>>17751814
They would get killed off. That's why they hide in the first place, idiot.
>>17751814
Nothing would change. There'd be some excitement, scientists would like to figure out how they evolved, but it would ultimately all be the same. We'd probably just go back through another 'civil rights movement' for them, end up with creature-on-human porn, and then we'll all be forced to treat them specially to not hurt their feelings.
So last night i came home tired from work, and since my bed is under the window, but there's a table between the window and bed, i put some chores on the table to block the street light and let me sleep, but 10 minutes later street lights woke me up and chores werent there.What do?
>>17751738
Kill yourself, it's the only way to save yourself from a life of shitposting.
>>17751738
you do or do not do chores, not put them somewhere
Masturbate.
Report results.
is satanism just the "edgier" version of gnosticism?
>>17751238
Depends.
Do you consider Gnosticism "edgy" somehow as it is? If so, then no. If not, then maybe. Edgy isn't all that well defined, especially if you're going to say entire belief systems can be edgy.
>>17751244
sorry, I should have said "evil" or "dark"
Satanism is an alternative to the moral duality of the Abrahamic religions. The guy in charge of the underworld gets a bad rap nowadays, in ancient and classical pantheons they were seen as just guys doing their job... not good or bad.
Catholicism tells you God is great and Satan is evil. Satanism is more like God is great... but we're on earth right now so might as well live it up. A lot of modern Satanism revolves around hedonism, most members probably don't even own a kris.
GET THE VIDEODROME!!!
LONG LIVE THE NEW FLESH!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wyrwOJJtNw
What is the next evolution of our flesh. I find it hard to believe that we'll so patiently wait for natural selection to guide us when we've all but lifted ourselves above the influence of our environment.
>>17751052
Kishin, apparently.
>>17751052
It's "DEATH to Videodrome", you newfag.
Yes. We're the only planet with life in the universe and soon, when Muslims take over the world, they'll become the most advanced creation that natures ever produced
>>17750666
Yes. I feel so horribly, horribly alone. Why must you remind me of my mind, memory?
There might be millions of different alien races, but none of them is willing to have sex with me. No matter how many species there are l'm gonna be poor and lonely for the rest of my miserable, pathetic life.
Exploring around a water treatment plant. More pics to come. This place is very interesting.
Inside of an old water pipe...
Water intake pipes.
Rusted to hell... Not walking on this.
What does /x/ think about mirrors?
I have always had a weird relationship with them. I am always either shocked or pleased by the face i see in the mirror because its not what I expect to look like or even who i think i would look like based on how I feel internally. Mirrors give me glances of my subconcious that I can only react to and don't really understand.
I feel like the ways and amount of mirrors and placement of mirrors in a place is a "fun shwai" thing that is a weird ancient maze of reckoning and flirting with our subconcious desires while the rest of the time we spend forced to exist in our own minds wihtout being able to see ourselves.
>>17749575
I think mirrors is a pretty cool guy. eh mimics your image and doesn't afraid of anything.
I've also had weird impression of my face recently. I attribute it to gaining a sense of identity. For the first time in forever I'm noticing that there's a sentient being in my reflection.
>>17749575
It's a fucking surface that reflects photons which then get reabsorbed by your eyes you stupid primitive nigger
They freak me out so much that I close the bathroom door at night and dont hang any mirrors anywhere else in the house. If I sleep in a room with a mirror I take it down and face it towards the wall or the floor. If I cant take it off I request anotber room or cover it with sheets. I fucking hate mirrors, theyre looking at me. I know they are. I see it. I see something silhouetted behind me. I feel like when im watching 'myself' move, its been delayed by a split second. Like a recording. Like it has a delay. Theyre watching. And I wont let them watch me sleep
Are they real? Any recent sightings? What are they?
>>17749535
Why are they always so wide?
The're probably shredded.
>>17749535
They're the assholes standing in the way of truth.
Needless to say, we should cut them down where they stand.
/x/ how do I meet the fae folk?
I've had an almost unnatural obsession with fairies since I was a small boy, I have always believed. How do I make contact with them?
>>17749235
There is one that posts here, but I haven't seen her in a while.
>>17749244
She is doing official fairy bussiness, I hope.
I miss her too.
>>17749299
She is cool. Shit, she triggers people better than I do, I want to be her apprentice
Greetings, and welcome to The /x/ Files, the weekly news digest for 4chan's Paranormal board. Every Sunday, we take a quick snapshot of the mysterious world around us and bring it, in an easily readable magazine format, to the board. I am The Editor, the anonymous creator of this idea and collector of the news that will be following below. In the interests of legitimacy, I will be using a secure tripcode to post the thread; once the posts are completed, I will take the tripcode off and return to my anonymity.
A couple of news stories about bizarre animal activity, and a potential major archaeolgical find. Plus the weekly Coast to Coast roundup, the Podcasts list, and a special shoutout to...gumbo? All this and more, in Issue mothafuckin TWENTY NINE of The /x/ Files!
Table of Contents:
1: Paranormal News of the Week
2: Radio Show Roundup
3: Paranormal Podcasts
4: Editor's Note
Paranormal News of the Week
Australian town is invaded by 100,000 bats
Batemans Bay in New South Wales has become so overrun that a state of emergency has been declared. Bats can be unnerving at the best of times, but imagine trying to go about your business while there are scores of the notorious flying mammals covering every square inch of every surface. This was the spectacle that confronted residents of Batemans Bay in Australia recently after more than 100,000 grey-headed flying foxes descended on the town en masse.
"I can't open the windows, I can't use the clotheslines," said local resident Danielle Smith. "It's just, I can't study because the noise just goes constantly. I can't concentrate. It's not fun. The bats came and they are just out of control. We just can't do anything because of them."
Bizarrely, this particular type of bat is actually considered to be an endangered species meaning that authorities are only permitted to use non-lethal methods to deal with the problem. One such tactic has involved using smoke and loud noises to deter the bats while another has seen areas of vegetation being chopped down to force the animals to move on from the area. Ultimately though it may simply be a case of waiting for them to leave on their own accord.
Full Story: http://news.sky.com/story/1701376/100000-out-of-control-bats-invade-oz-town
Woman stalked by swarm of bees
Carol Howarth was shocked to discover that a swarm of 20,000 bees had followed her car all the way home. The 65-year-old had been driving home from a visit to a nature reserve in Wales when, having parked her car in Haverfordwest town center to do some shopping, she returned to find that her vehicle had become covered in a heaving mass of the insects.
"It was spectacular. I was driving through when I spotted the big brown splodge," said park ranger Tom Moses who stopped to offer his assistance. "A lot of people were really amazed by it, cars were slowing down and people were taking pictures of it."
Eventually Moses, along with two beekeepers he had called in to help, managed to safely remove the creatures from the back of Mrs Howarth's car so that she could get back in and drive home. Incredibly however, upon awaking the following morning, she discovered that the swarm of bees had followed her all the way back to her house and had once again settled on the back of her car. "One theory was that the queen was trapped in my car and the swarm were following," she said. "But they couldn't find the queen anywhere so I've no idea if that was right."
This time beekeepers were able to permanently remove the bees without them coming back. "I have been beekeeping for 30 years and I have never seen a swarm do that," said Roger Burns of Pembrokeshire Beekeepers. "It was quite amusing."
Full Story: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/24/swarm-of-bees-follow-grandmothers-car-for-over-24-hours-attempti/
Aristotle's lost tomb possibly found
The long-sought final resting place of the Greek philosopher has possibly been unearthed at a site in Macedonia. Considered by many to be the world's first true scientist, Aristotle was born in Stagira in 384 BC and died at the age of 62 in Chalcis, Evia. A student of Plato's Academy in Athens, Aristotle produced writings on a plethora of subjects including logic, ethics, biology, physics, poetry and linguistics. He was originally thought to have been buried in Chalcis, but despite extensive efforts to locate his tomb the exact whereabouts of his final resting place have long remained something of an enigma.
Now though, following an excavation that has spanned more than 20 years, archaeologists have announced that they have finally found what they believe to be Aristotle's tomb within the ancient northern Greece city of Stagira - the philosopher's birthplace. The tomb, which consists of a mounded dome and marble floor dating to the Hellenistic period, is situated in the center of the city and appears to have been designed for public viewing. An altar outside the tomb, along with a path to the entrance, would have provided visitors with the opportunity to pay their respects while a selection of artifacts, including ceramics and coins from the time of Alexander the Great, indicated that the tomb had been well frequented and maintained.
The find has been described as the most significant at the Stagira site in more than two decades.
Full Story: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/archaeologist-aristotle-tomb_us_57470c37e4b0dacf7ad41542
Tell me about the deep sea.
Cold and dark. Probably nothing paranormal about it.
OP, have some kid show you how to use the catalog. Already thread on this topic.
See: >>17730538
there is lots of water
With political/national and racial/identity tension higher than ever, will an alien invasion just what the people of planet Earth needs to come together?
>will an alien invasion just what
bang clamor can
maybe but I'll join he aleans
>I'll join he aleans
toggle toggle canter
nihilophobia; fear of nothingness (comes from the combination of the Latin word nihil which means nothing, none,
what are your phobias x?
isnt blackness still a something?
>>17747239
Im beginning to fear my own strength.
>>17747313
Go eat a sauce
This year I've had a number of odd occurrences. I'm not sure if I would call them premonitions or coincidences. They've all happened via media
-Was watching a music channel, it was a show with hits from 1995 (year I was born), I had a weird feeling my favourite song was going to come on when I put the channel on (I never watch this channel), and sure enough the song started just as I put the channel on. The song also was released/peaked the charts on my birthday
-I read an episode about a tv show and when I watched the tv, that episode was on. I had a weird feeling it was going to be on before watching the tv
-Last night Futurama came on, I always remember the episode where Fry's dog waits for him which was sad. I had a feeling this was going to be the episode and turns out it was
why is it all about tv?
no disrespect but none of this is useful to anyone
>>17746962
I have no idea why its about TV. That's why its been weird for me. I don't watch much tv either, despite what I wrote in the OP may lead you to believe.
Its paranormal, I don't care if its not useful to you. Don't participate in the thread then
>>17746969
ok
bye
What's your favourite representation of the devil? Or perhaps another ultimate evil type figure
infrared light, it is the devil running away from the fire
>>17746354
wilford brimley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILIvPzyK_8I
>>17746354
My favorite representation of the devil is a cross between nyarlathotep and peter pan.
