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Does anyone remember john.com?
I discovered it a couple of days ago. Now it's down. All the files have been removed. Not even an index.html.
WTF man.
Why don't you share what it was so people can comment?
Explain the website plz
Does anyone actually believe that at least SOME psychics are legit? Has anyone gotten a reading that's come true or was accurate (specifics, not just general vague garbage)
>>17136193
bumpu
>>17136193
>physics isn't legit
>my computer isn't legit
if it were wrong you wouldn't have computers nor cars desu shm senpai
>>17137131
> Psychics
> Physics
So close
Does anyone know the story behind this pic? I tried to search but didn't found anything
well my bet it was made with some kind of technology(maybe alien).
guy looks like he has a condom on his head like revenge of the nerds.
but what stands out most is...just kiding nothing stands out.
it's Mr. Clean
I don't know how or why it started. But for 3-4 weeks i've been experiencing something that's most likely called '' Daytime dream flashbacks''. About 6-10 times every day, i recieve either short or long flashbacks of dreams i've had when i was a child, and some dreams are only a few years old. I don't have any mental illnesses, and no traumas, generally nothing bothering. I used to be interested in dreams about a few years ago, but that's a long time ago. Also i don't feel any fear. I just find it interesting. Please let me hear any theories or possibly even explanations.
Anything 6-10 times a day can't possibly be good...
>>17135987
Perhaps not. But i don't feel any discomfort, anxiety towards this. Also i keep on living my life just normal, so it's very odd.
>>17135981
bump
10/10 must-watch horror movies?
Preferably no gore and post-1990, I'll start:
Sinister 1
The Fourth Kind
Deliver Us From Evil
Grave Encounters
>>17135930
Digging up the marrow.
I watched over 70 atm. Most of them are about satanism/dracula/witchfinding ( so a lot of gore).
But still I can offer you:
The Devils
Blood on Satan's claw
The Wicker man ( 1973)
I can continue...
this one is not that spooky, but you must watch it
Holy Mountain - 1973
I would strongly advise you to see The Thing from 1982, however it is kind of gory so it does not really match your standards
But it's still a damn fine horror movie
Was the point of this ever found?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=quyXS4a0JGQ
>>17135833
???
>>17135844
Sure.
Creepy website thread? I'd love to contribute but I don't know of any...
There was a french website, something about a person's journal or suicide or something? It was posted here a while back.
>TLDR: do machines have spirits?
In ancient times, and today in many places, people have believed the world is animated by spirits and gods. These entities could be little faries inhabiting a blade of grass to powerful gods presiding over mountains. This sort of belief has been with humanity since its first primitive shamanic religions all the way to Islam with the djinn.
But what of man-made things? Do computers and machines have spirits? Do our buildings? In most mythologies of the ancient world we find reference to household tutelary deities. Guilds and fraternities of ancient times endorsed the idea a supernatural element to their work. This is most easily seen in the manufacture of Japanese katana and modern speculative Freemasonry, which grew out of actual masonry. Their work symbolized metaphysical spiritual truths, and was not considered a mere materialistic pursuit.
So what supernatural side is there to our computers and cell phones? They are manufactured without any regard to the spirits. So do spirits still inhabit them?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Household_deity
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lares
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hob_%28folklore%29
>>17135349
Suck my fucking dick, you gay heretic
>>17135358
Name one religion in the world that does not believe in spirits. If you are calling someone a heretic, it implies you are religious. You're the heretic for not believing in spirits.
>>17135349
Even internet sites can host spirits.
And chan is an accurate depiction of hell, with Board Demons revealing their presence and influencing the gullible minds with memes.
Pic unrelated, etc.
I've browsed /x/ for a long time. I love everything you guys talk about, and have some belief in all of it. Am aware some people see us as RP fags, and that's fine. Sometimes I've browsed /x/ just to laugh, myself, when my beliefs wane.
Anyway. I'm here to share a tumblr account (my own) in which I'm trying to find a few things out. I won't be too involved in the thread; I have to spend quality family time and I'm going to some friend's house later and there's a lot of things to do in general, but I'll be refreshing when I can, for now.
I've seen you guys decipher stuff, /x/. Ask questions; I might answer some of them. The story behind this all is a bit long.
I trust your abilities. Help me, /x/! For good justice!
Forgot to include the fucking link, like a bumbo. Here you go:
http://marsharino.tumblr.com
Bumping thread.
I'll let it be known that this all started after meeting someone whose last name is Webster. So possible descendant of Noah Webster, the guy that made the dictionary?
Basically, this is all a result of me doing everything in my power for us to be together, since we live very far away plus there's a big age gap between us. It's led to some pretty crazy things, but my main focus right now is building this puzzle, except I know I can't do it alone.
The amount of gayness of your thread is inhumane.
So, /x/ obviously likes conspiracy theories, right? Can we discuss something true this time though, that the United States lost the space race against the Soviet Union?
This picture is of the first craft to make a soft lunar landing, It is the Soviet Luna 9 craft, which took photographs of the surface. Have you ever wondered why the Soviets never put a man on the moon? Because they realized nothing was there. Because they weren't morons and knew that there was noting to collect, nothing to see, nothing to bring back. After Sputnik 1, and them sending a man into space first, they realized there was jack all up there. After the pictures taken by the Luna 9 in 1966, they knew it was a pointless endeavor.
It doesn't matter if there's nothing there, it doesn't matter if they flew by and took pictures first, they didn't put a man on the moon.
>>17135139
>Hey guys, I went to this amazing place
>Oh really, what was there, did you bring anything back?
>Rocks?
>Are you retarded? You brought back rocks? Any cool stories at least.
>There was no gravity.
>I went to space, you went to space with rocks and are so much more proud?
>I'm obviously better. Hur dur.
If you go to a barren wasteland, is it better than having pictures? Landing a man on the moon and being proud is like saying its an accomplishment to do something pointless. You could have achieved the same thing by buying a postcard from that pointless place. Obviously not the moon. There are no postcard kiosks on the moon.
>>17135130
It is well known that U.S lost the space race as Soviet got a human into space first but the U.S then just decided that they would win if they put a man on the moon, so you can say that the U.S won the moon race.
It always annoy me that americans claim they won the space race, can we just extend the goal? First man on mars? First colony on another planet?
I first man in space and the moon landing is ofcourse very important historical events but speaking of it like a race which some countries just change the finish line in is silly.
Post your existential anxieties ITT
>e.g. what if the universe is just a simulation, what if there is no free will, etc. etc.
and anons assure you you'll be alright
but anon its true
free will is an illusion
I've got one.
>tfw everyone in your life is all part of some master plan to coddle you into believing you are special, loved, and intelligent
>but secretly they all hate you more than anything
>some of them leave because they hate you so much they can't keep up the facade
>waiting for the big reveal: it was all a trick
>>17135032
So its true then, my fear all this time is reality
found old locked up barn looking building in my backyard while exploring, thought /x/ might like it
also general abandoned places thread?
i fucking love these threads, bumping
sector 3
save this image
new one comes tomorrow
>>17132164
if you have a question. you must, ask
not all may be answered. ?
there are 2 sectors left.
They are, the. Most important
Call me when you're done :p
has this been debunked or no?
>>17134925
No.
Gondola?
>>17134925
No one knows what those are
Real aliums I hope
Hey guys, /pol/ack here.
Cool board.
I've been having the same dream every night for a few months.
It feels creepily real and I'm always completely conscious of what's going on.
It's like a lucid dream but I can't change shit or wake up when I want to.
>>17134788
Whats it aboot ya fukken grot.
Go find some melatonin (it's easy enough to get), take some before bed, and call me in the mornin', champ. If you're stressed about something, it's likely this is affecting your dreams. Brain's a weird thing. Still, not every dream is worth examining, and sometimes it's just a bad sleep habit. A decent sleep aid should help a little, at least, and I've heard good things about melatonin.
Also I Am Not A Doctor (TM)
>>17134809
Alright here we go:
I'm sitting on some plank raft thing in a really flat ocean. The weather is calm and there's a guy sitting on the raft near me.
I'm fully conscious in the dream so I try to talk to him but I can only ask him certain things.
Almost every time I try to say something my voice kind of chokes up and the words don't come out.
I can't leave the raft either. If I try, my body freezes up and I can't move until I give up and decide to sit back down.
I've only been able to ask him a few things so far.
