>>416

YOURE A COMPLETE DICK AND AN ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT ONE AT THAT.

>>386

somewhere in the world there is a herd of naked soldiers.

>>329
>>338

REAL LIFE TORINGEN CHASING MADDYSUKI WHO IS ON THE BUS WITH THE BUS PEOPLE GOING TO WITCH WORLD

>>342
HOLY SHIT! THE SPLASH LOOKS LIKE UBOA!

someone make this okay this sounds really simple

ooh, I haven't heard this pasta in years, I like it. I had a lot of weird CD-rom games as a kid from yard sales and stuff, So I always found this a bit relate-able/believable

COOL STORY, BRO

BECAUSE YOU ARE HEADCRAB ZOMBIE

BLAH BLAH BLAH MISTER FREEMAN

Fun=ruined

Who the fuck's playing silly buggers?

Oh and

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>>1244
that is a work of art.

>>1244
wow! that looks really great! it's really sweet that you made that...

Nearly forgot, regarding the first place: the back yard was all ivy, and when we walked back there, it went crunch. Ivy shouldn't crunch. Turns out, under the ivy were all those empty beer cans, in garbage bags. I guess the guy never threw anything out! We also took a thermometer off the wall on the back porch and found another older one UNDER it!

Another house was called the Elliot House. Google that, you might find photos. It was a huge old farmhouse, the remains of a long-gone farm, white in color, and several attempts to get it restored had failed. It had been abandoned since, I dunno, the 70s, and in the 80s was known as a party spot, being out in the valley in the boonies. In the early '00s I and some friends made a number of trips through it, and it was in awful condition but still had that "faded glory" thing going on. On our first visit, we met a guy who had a big metal prefab building there, and told us we could "fall through the floor" all we wanted, but do NOT go near that shed! A month later, the shed was gone... we think it might've been a grow operation. The house was three stories including the attic, plus a basement, which had satanic-ish graffiti on one wall in red, and Christian graffiti in black countering it on the opposite wall, funny stuff - oh, and lots of old cans and bottles. The garage out back was built for carriages. Nothing weird happened until our 5th or 6th visit... The house had two staircases: one, just inside the front door, led upstairs, while the other mirrored it on the other side of the same wall, ending in the kitchen. That room also had a staircase into the attic: it was the way the servants got downstairs without disturbing the house. This room (2nd floor) had its window board - all the windows were boarded except those in the attic - nailed at the top, but it bent outward and had a short length of 2x4 holding it open, presumably for circulation.

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Yes, don't bring a crowbar. If you must, bring a cheap screwdriver you can ditch if you have to. Bring a flashlight, wear a dust mask, and if a floor looks unstable, chunk a chair or something in there. If it falls through, be glad you didn't walk in there. If you suspect there may be squatters, unless they're strung out or truly crazy, chances are they want to be left alone, but you can bring a pack of cigs. If you give a bum a smoke, he may be willing to tell you about a place: how to get in and out safely, where not to go, etc.

This one is a place I never actually explored. It's located at Union & Terry, just east of downtown Seattle; I don't mind giving the location because, unless you can convince the new owners you're professional paranormal hunters or something, you probably won't get in. I have no idea what it's being turned into, but it WAS the First Hill Care Center, at various times a clinic and a nursing home.

The building is a squared "C" shape, with porches screened by louvers (now removed) on the recessed front wall, air porches for elderly who couldn't go downstairs easily. My favorite exploration partner took me there with his GF, who used to work security there; at this time it was unused, but fenced and locked. The building was "unsafe" and security only went in as far as an office and a restroom, walking a beat around the outside. Her boss only came by once a night, so one night after he made his visit, she headed into the cafeteria for a look. She started to go upstairs, and says that at this point, she got a feeling so powerful she could put it into clear words. It wasn't oppressive, or scary, or anything like that, but the message seemed to be, "You shouldn't be here. You do NOT want to be here. Time to leave now!" She left and went back to her office.

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Last is the longest, and this place is still there. This was the wierdest place I've ever explored. It's located in the Seattle area, across the lake. Beware, if you thought my other posts were long...

This story starts in 2002, when some people I knew pointed me to this house. It is completely choked with trees and brush, and can only barely be seen from the street, by day, if you're on foot and look, or at night if you shine headlights straight up the driveway - being white, it reflects light. It seems to have been abandoned for at least 20-30 years before then. Downhill about a hundred yards, you can look up diagonally and see the side of the house at the top, a roof peak and a small window minus glass. They swore there was a ghost in the window, so we went at night... and you could easily see something white swaying in the window. 2nd visit, one guy brought one of those coffee can-sized spotlights that're claimed to be a million candlepower, and THAT made it look like curtains blowing. So out came the binoculars... and at close range, you could see NOTHING, just a dark window, even though others could still see the movement with the naked eye. The gate to the driveway had a chain and padlock (and a faded No Trespassing sign) and we clipped that off with bolt cutters... and I swear, the house itself briefly flashed as though a light had reflected off it! All of us saw and commented on it. The only one of us with any info on paranormal stuff suggested the lock might have been a ward, keeping someone/something inside or out of the property, but I have no idea. The rest of the exploration, actually, was uneventful; the living room's floor was collapsing into the basement, the window upstairs was high over a staircase and had no curtains or anything, and none of us got creepy vibes or saw/felt/heard anything odd, unless you count the many Mason jars full of ancient canned veggies and fruit on the basement shelves. Mmm, forty-year-old peaches... We did not have a camera. The only thing we couldn't get to was the front door; we went in the back, and to the basement door on the side.

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One place we explored in which we took LOADS of photos was this place, way north of Seattle, now demolished. Nothing paranormal occurred here-- well, not exactly.

See photo. This house was HUGE. It contained at least five bedrooms; a covered roof patio; ten fireplaces/wood stoves - these included one on the roof patio, a tiny woodstove in the kitchen, one in the guest house and one on the guest house's rooftop deck; three spiral staircases; intercom with stereo speakers and coms in every room; central vacuum, a fancy long-tube doorbell in a recessed, arched niche (I wish, it had already been removed), swimming pool, garage, two barns, a HUGE property behind...

The house was wood and stucco over a steel pipe frame. The basement rec room had two steel pipes running up, which were hidden by a square wooden column with illuminated glass panels in the sides. The basement had a BBQ and fireplace, a huge bar with a cultured marble top, and a cedar-lined sauna and showers. A curved stair headed up to the ground floor, which had two living room spaces with fireplaces. A huge kitchen had two sinks, a huge pro fridge, a curved leather banquette with an island and electric BBQ, and a nifty mural of a bullfighter made of mirror tiles. The two-story foyer was divided into front and back areas by a massive curved staircase with iron railings - there was wrought iron everywhere. There were loads of closets, every lone lined in cedar. ALL the secondary bedrooms had a vanity with a sink and mirror, and we joked about it maybe having been a bordello, because one of the living rooms had a separate entrance with a retail store-style glass door - that room also had a huge curved leather seat around the fireplace. The master bathroom had a shower with five showerheads, one of them confusingly mounted almost at floor level, and the bathroom for the other bedrooms had a huge jacuzzi tub. A sort of gallery went all the way around the 2nd level of the foyer: on three sides, hallways from the bedrooms and a window looking out from the master bedroom, on the 4th side windows facing an outdoor catwalk from the master bedroom to the roof patio, which then had an iron spiral stair down to the ground. This place was glorious!

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WELL SHIT.
MYSTERY FUCKING SOLVED.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQxIexegatM&feature=BFa&list=FL8DWVHZ8Xtq8cY8r0KS5Y-w&lf=plpp
It was that. Go to a little before the 7 minute mark. That song must have been playing on low-ish volume from my youtube favorites while I was listening to other music with a program. Or I probably paused it right when the actual song ends around 5 or 6 minutes and then it unpaused later, I never bothered to listen to all that crap at the end, I always just skipped to the next song. Fuuuuck. I thought I had a mystery on my hands. But alas, all I had on my hands were some funky fresh beats. seriously, listen to that song, it's pretty cool. but damn. Well, I still don't know what caused the "I CAN SEE YOU" when I was little.

Fuck.

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>>1204
Oh.

>>1204

If I only had a brain...

Sorry for the disappointment gaiz ;~; I'm kinda disappointed myself

I CANT UNSEE THIS

>>1080
this..really

these kind of pictures always get me.
my first reaction to this is checking for possible .gif file

I saved this one a while ago. Love it.

Something amazing

Sauce plz?

>>1194
if you mean the gif, like i said (op) i dont know lol
if you mean the pic i dont know either

Is this supposed to be scary?

>>235
i think Mobling is a pretty cool guy. eh browses x and doesn't afraid of anything.

>>237

>>230
Not only did I not find this spooky, but I found it to be almost unlistenable...