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Posting about the Occult in /spooky/ by Fucking Donnerhock - Tue, 15 May 2012 04:15:25 EST ID:qP50OpXr No.50396 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Ask an occultist anything.


Also, I don't know why so many people post about the occult in the paranormal section, because occultism isn't really paranormal. It's more about exploring different aspects of the mind and understanding the symbolism behind various religious texts.

But since so many of you seem interested in it...ask away.
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Cedric Gubbernack - Thu, 17 May 2012 01:46:54 EST ID:VfUehqCX No.50460 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50446
>>50449
>>50457
http://www.ted.com/talks/jack_horner_building_a_dinosaur_from_a_chicken.html
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Clara Hunnerwell - Thu, 17 May 2012 13:14:13 EST ID:Pkpl4ykE No.50472 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50460
Mah nigga.
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Henry Sullerbanks - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:46:41 EST ID:So2dSvur No.50479 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50460>>50460

tihs was a highly enjoyable post. also fuckin dinosaurs are in our future apparently.
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Fuck Buzzwater - Thu, 17 May 2012 23:09:49 EST ID:qP50OpXr No.50495 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50412
I was about 16 when I first got into occultism. Sounds young but I had already been studying philosophy for years and was in college. My partner introduced me to it and I started memorizing some of the rituals he did. I started with authors like Eliphas Levi, Lon Milo Du'Quette, Gunther and Aleister Crowley. I eventually joined Ordo Templi Orientis.

I have a pretty damn good reading list if you are interested. You don't necessarily need a mentor but you definitely need at least one person to talk to about it just to make sure you don't go way off the path. Proper skepticism is also really important.
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Fuck Buzzwater - Thu, 17 May 2012 23:11:00 EST ID:qP50OpXr No.50496 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50409
Deadliest part of occultism is getting lost in your own ego. Mysticism is the proper balance for occult practices. You can really get obsessed with all the things you know, and the ego trap is the first one.


Aliester Crowley by William Brallyville - Sat, 21 Apr 2012 23:10:38 EST ID:BuDOn2DU No.49747 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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This man certainly had some things to say, perhaps some CORRECT things as far as spirituality, but did he really worship angels as he thought or were they evil spirits in disguise?

I've done some reading of his works, but not enough to make an assessment. His life is riddled with "immoral" acts, however.
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Fanny Chonningshaw - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:58:10 EST ID:vSgGDyN+ No.50482 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50481
you obviously are not very familiar with puns, puns are a big part of magic...
maybe you need another drink or something.
Aleister Crowley founded a secret society called the A.A. which brings periodic confusion discussions like this one where some people mistakenly think Alcoholics Anonymous A.A is what is being talked about.
Maybe you can find a job ruining well placed jokes, you seem good at that.
93's
or
Keep coming back!
whatever your trip is.
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Nathaniel Blatherworth - Thu, 17 May 2012 17:26:16 EST ID:eJ0oOlzR No.50484 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50477
oh my god how did you know? did your psychic demon alien tulpa ghost tell you?
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Henry Sullerbanks - Thu, 17 May 2012 18:29:00 EST ID:So2dSvur No.50487 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50482


You have schizophrenia. Get some fucking help kid.
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Isabella Pockbanks - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:42:36 EST ID:vSgGDyN+ No.50493 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50487
GFY! you haven't got a clue...
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Fuck Buzzwater - Thu, 17 May 2012 23:07:18 EST ID:qP50OpXr No.50494 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50408
O.T.O definitely isn't dead. You just gotta get over to California. There is a ton of full functioning bodies down here.


Psyclick by Whitey Nenderton - Thu, 17 May 2012 06:03:26 EST ID:k/8Dvkov No.50465 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Is there any truth to tales of psychics, reincarnation, past lives and secret memories? Or are these phenomena that can be more accurately described through the use of psychology?

How likely are abilities such as clairvoyance, telepathy, and time distortion to exist?
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Clara Hunnerwell - Thu, 17 May 2012 13:12:55 EST ID:Pkpl4ykE No.50471 Ignore Report Quick Reply
No, it's all done through the power of suggestion. People make up most of the story themselves just with a little prompting.
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Charlotte Binkinhood - Thu, 17 May 2012 15:11:32 EST ID:eYoR7uxA No.50475 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50465

The ayawaskeros in the Amazon using certain songs can ask the spirit of the vine to call forth your ancestors.
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Fanny Cliddlewell - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:32:31 EST ID:k/8Dvkov No.50489 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50471
Fair enough, but some of the Ganzfeld results would suggest that the 'power of suggestion' may occur without the use of the five known senses.

>>50475
That falls under the category of evocation, although it is relevant to reincarnation and its role in mysticism.


Omens by Caroline Focklewurk - Tue, 15 May 2012 00:15:01 EST ID:AXspMAx3 No.50385 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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So, I saw a hawk carrying a dead bird in its talons the other day... I don't know why but I could FEEL it being a bad omen.

It was so out of place, in the middle of a suburb and the hawk couldn't even hold the bird up. It was just kind of staring at me with this look in its eyes. It couldn't fly
away because the other bird was too big...

After this happened, bad shit started to befall me. My car broke down for good, the truck that was lent to me broke down. My monitor broke, (have to hook my laptop to an old monitor) and even a chair broke on me.

Just shit keep breaking... could this be some kind of cosmic joke?
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Alice Pockridge - Wed, 16 May 2012 04:41:36 EST ID:u7p6tONe No.50434 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50385
>see predator kill prey
>must be a bad omen

How the fuck can the cycle of life be a bad omen, faggot?

I bet you're the kind of cunt that watches a film about crocodiles and end up rooting for the zebras.

You suck.
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Jarvis Duckspear - Thu, 17 May 2012 15:50:56 EST ID:NYh87H9N No.50478 Ignore Report Quick Reply
i have a sloppily written note a friend left me in sharpie on paper folded up and upside down, the part thats visible this way reads "DIE "
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Henry Sullerbanks - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:50:00 EST ID:So2dSvur No.50480 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50400

not to mention it makes you feel fly as fuck
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Clara Fudgeridge - Thu, 17 May 2012 17:57:56 EST ID:AXspMAx3 No.50486 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50434
The aztecs would beg to differ
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Clara Hunnerwell - Thu, 17 May 2012 18:47:05 EST ID:Pkpl4ykE No.50488 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50486
They would if they weren't all fucking dead. Which by the way is partially because their "omens" told them what white guys were awesome


Taken away by Barnaby Pabblewill - Mon, 30 Apr 2012 13:24:44 EST ID:qPBpP9HU No.49990 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Hi /spooky/. My name's Karen. I'm twenty four years old, and something I don't understand has destroyed my life.

When I was a young girl, my younger sister Lindsey was my best friend. I'm five years older than her. When I was nine years old my mother murdered our father in front of us and took her own life. I wish I could tell you why, but it's one of the many things about my past I don't understand.

A couple years later, under the care of our grandparents, something unexplainable happened to my sister. One day she just stopped speaking. At first she seemed frightened for days, and she was a mute from then on. When she was twelve years old she wrote to me that she wanted to speak; she tried and tried. She believe the cause of her handicap was something in her sleep . . .

By twelve she was a phenomenal writer even for an adult. She described in good detail a dream she had the night before she lost her voice:

She was at the beach with Mom Dad and myself. Mom and dad had these huge grins from ear to ear- almost cartoon-like. With our parents silently looking down to her, something in the background sky drew her attention. A small light in the clear day sky moved slowly across her field of vision. She said she was completely fixated on it even when our mother spoke to her, "Sorry Lindsey, this thing takes people away."

The light rushed towards her with an increasing ringing sound until all she could see was bright white, even when she closed her eyes in her dream. It woke her with a tremendous panic, and she never spoke again.

I thought whatever happened to her that night caused the dream- not the other way around, but even in adulthood she insisted something in her sleep took her voice. At age fifteen my sister became seemingly brain-dead over night. She's now in my care.

Two years ago I had a dream of my own. I was also at shore, but it was nighttime and I was outside a lighthouse that I've never been or seen before. I looked to the top and saw my sister- age six again- looking down to me.
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Phoebe Clumblewill - Wed, 02 May 2012 04:01:05 EST ID:CaoyfA8B No.50039 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50036

I asked the origin of that particular image. I know what reverse image searching is, it just didn't gave any results.
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Cornelius Brizzlemat - Wed, 02 May 2012 14:57:10 EST ID:O6JCPB/y No.50045 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Try meditating and see if you can find the answer.
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Shit Dambleman - Wed, 02 May 2012 20:22:32 EST ID:OXtCHpTS No.50048 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50039

>I asked the origin of that particular image. I know what reverse image searching is, it just didn't gave any results.

Let me clarify then: Google's been offering reverse image searching for way too long for people to still be asking questions like that. There literally isn't a single image in existence that Google's reverse image search can't find results for. You could even draw a bunch of scribbles yourself, scan it, and search for it, and Google would still return some visually similar results.
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Reuben Dullerluck - Thu, 03 May 2012 02:57:06 EST ID:CaoyfA8B No.50054 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50048

You either can't read or you're just plain stupid.

>some visually similar results

I don't want that. I know what the Faravahar is. I wanted to know the source of
>THAT
>PARTICULAR
>IMAGE

Google:
>No other sizes of this image found.

So that's why I asked. I can't believe I'm explaining this.
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Phyllis Brarringket - Thu, 17 May 2012 17:26:41 EST ID:pm8i4Hi7 No.50485 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Whatever is messing with you and your sister, OP, just never forget who you are, don't let them take that away.


Tulpas? by Westly Cobaltmanstienburg - Wed, 18 Apr 2012 21:51:09 EST ID:blZ9yuQt No.49683 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
Anyone have any information on Tulpas? The subject has really caught my eye, and you guys seem to be the level headed honest folk that could give me some clarity on the subject.

And, before you tell me to google it, every single result is either a contemporary definition or some website about black magic or some crap like that.

Anyone have any experience with a Tulpa? Information? Creation tips? Also, one couldn't, you know, take over my nervous system, kill my consciousness, and steal my body, right?
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Rebecca Grimstone - Mon, 14 May 2012 15:59:37 EST ID:WK+zO+Uj No.50371 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50340

shut the fuck up already. you realize all posts have an ID so we can see your schizophrenic ass talking to yourself about complete and utter gibberish.
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Irish - Tue, 15 May 2012 20:30:04 EST ID:qRSx0mWZ No.50425 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Nice thread you have here, mind if I join?
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Albert Buzzhood - Tue, 15 May 2012 20:32:10 EST ID:NiRUz8dy No.50426 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>49940

it becomes much harder to focus on your tulpa when drunk. Also its best to ask your tulpa if she or he wants to join you in your trip or not as it can be scary as fuck. My tulpa seems to enjoy them.

Also we have a website to help folks out with their tulpa
> tulpa.info

and yes our IRC is still up and its in the first or second post. Its like any other chatroom and can get derailed easily however just ask a question and whoever is on is more than willing to help ya out. However we do get an influx of trolls every now and then but they are quickly glined (banned).
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Hugh Paffinghork - Thu, 17 May 2012 06:07:21 EST ID:VmT+cjEy No.50466 Ignore Report Quick Reply
So is this actually proven in any way?
I work six hours a day in a cubicle I think I can create a tulpa.
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Hugh Pockford - Thu, 17 May 2012 17:01:13 EST ID:Ia9BTF9B No.50483 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50466
spoilered for meta:
its real in the sense that if you believe in a lie hard enough it becomes the truth


spirits by trevor - Mon, 14 May 2012 23:26:39 EST ID:sTvWM5I3 No.50384 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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alright. so one time, iwas sleeping at night when all of a sudden, i had this insane nightmare and my eyes opened wide. i felt a bizzare force to my left. i looked over and a black figure was there. i was frozen still when it just faded away. i couldnt scream. i couldnt look away. i was pinned by an invisible force. what??? i heared that something similar happened to my friend. close to the time it happened to me. We are both abnostic and believe in spirits and demons. In fact, my other friend has a child spirit named henry in his house. long story short, they discovered he was there though various clues throughout their house and that a young boy named henry had died there though phnemonia complications. because he was so young, he was not aware of his death. in order for a soul to pass away, the person has to be aware that they have moved on to the pergonary stage. Demons can take the souls of the chosen and keep them. However, Henry was just a little boy who was unaware of his death. He is harmless. But about the spirit who gave me a nightmare...
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Ernest Pissledeg - Thu, 17 May 2012 00:16:47 EST ID:aNScP+Na No.50458 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50424sounds more like a Vision.( u know something yet to come).
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Clara Berringsterk - Thu, 17 May 2012 01:57:15 EST ID:p5dhcQom No.50461 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50458
Still sounds like sleep paralysis to me, seeing as op met all the criteria for it and sleep paralysis is a documented phenomenon unlike prophetic visions.
Just sayin.
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Reuben Turveydock - Thu, 17 May 2012 11:32:13 EST ID:o9AUUX0C No.50468 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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Hahaha the funny thing about sleep paralysis is that those who get it will come reply to a person talking about as a demon attack or something similar and just flip out on them about how much of an idiot they are for believing that and that "science" says its just a hallucination caused by your confused brain and what not.
And it just really seems from the brevity of their reaction to someone putting that belief across that they just really, really, really are scared to believe what happened to them actually had any reality, because it definitely SEEMED like it did at the time, it would just be too scary to actually believe that.
Like the same thing with atheists instantly shutting down anyone who talks about spirits or an afterlife from a non-dogmatic point of view. I'm not religious, but it seems like for the most part the reason they dont want any of that to be true at all is because they are so comfortable in a confining belief system that they dont want to have to account for something that is outside the realm of that. So hearing of that totally puts them on guard and they get all aggressive about it.
If they weren't worried about it being true, they would just chuckle and not even respond, right? Instead of getting all inflamed.
BTW sorry for making such generalizations, y'all know what I mean
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Nigel Baddlenedge - Thu, 17 May 2012 12:43:33 EST ID:AHVBjHrP No.50469 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50468
I'vehad sleep paralysis and seen these shadow figures and they weren't at all scary. I get exhasperated at people who think it's Paranormal because it's as stupid as believing in the tooth fairy and stupidity irks me.

But even if your admitted generalization were true of every person who ever called someone an idiot for not knowing what SP is, that wouldn't change the reality that it's just hallucinations. Just like the Sun won't turn into a magical chariot if everyone starts believing that it is one.
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Clara Berringsterk - Thu, 17 May 2012 13:23:32 EST ID:p5dhcQom No.50473 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50468
I don't think anyone's an idiot for not knowing what sleep paralysis is but when you have people willingly hoping its something else well that rustles me a little bit.


Solway Firth Spaceman by TheBasedGaddafi - Sat, 12 May 2012 03:01:33 EST ID:WumaVvaK No.50271 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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does anyone have a real reasonable explanation for this picture?
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Archie Penderstudging - Mon, 14 May 2012 08:53:47 EST ID:VOxOtMc+ No.50366 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50353
>the Sting
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Beatrice Ginnerheck - Tue, 15 May 2012 07:47:49 EST ID:tlnlPIxI No.50405 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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DICKS EVERYWHERE
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Reuben Pickcocke - Wed, 16 May 2012 12:05:17 EST ID:9bUq60Oy No.50444 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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The Figure At The Top - Someone wearing a white shirt standing at the top of the hill.
The Ugly Dress Girl Is Wearing - This cannot be explained.
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Nigel Baddlenedge - Thu, 17 May 2012 12:48:38 EST ID:AHVBjHrP No.50470 Ignore Report Quick Reply
A Daft Punk fan, a girl in her grandma's old dress and some gay Instagram-style vintage filter.
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Matilda Nickleworth - Thu, 17 May 2012 15:41:08 EST ID:dHGVtF/c No.50476 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50289
um... isn't that obvious to everyone though? like, yeah, of course the alien/guy is further up the hill. what's weird about it is the guy himself. am i letting myself get all worked up over a troll?

fuck


Self Immolation Rite complete! by Augustus Bonningforth - Wed, 16 May 2012 18:31:09 EST ID:+YzkmvRd No.50451 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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this is more than just music. is an audio representation of the 7 spheres of the Tree of Wyrd (Authentic Western Esoterism not confuse with the jewsish/magian distortion "tree of life" and their materialistic and greedy 3 extra spheres..)

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4euRLOuRw84

Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKUYMjJGSlQ

Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLnECM5PvIA


Also general thread about the ONA...

Any initiate of the Sinister Path in here?
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William Snodwell - Thu, 17 May 2012 05:19:49 EST ID:+YzkmvRd No.50463 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50462

You can start with that text yes.

http://www.scribd.com/japer9/collections

there you can find the essentials..
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Lillian Chottingfuck - Thu, 17 May 2012 07:07:09 EST ID:CaoyfA8B No.50467 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>50463

Thanks, much appreciated.
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William Sinkinbuck - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:33:55 EST ID:oh2+yGth No.50490 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Get a load of this goy. 10 sephirot too much for you to handle?
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William Sinkinbuck - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:36:17 EST ID:oh2+yGth No.50491 Ignore Report Quick Reply
In addition, we actually LABEL our diagrams.
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William Sinkinbuck - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:39:10 EST ID:oh2+yGth No.50492 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50491
Whoops, forgot pic.


Nyarlathotep by Howard Theo - Wed, 16 May 2012 17:21:29 EST ID:wite3F1/ No.50450 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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For those familiar with H.P. Lovecraft
http://mytho.bandcamp.com/track/nyarlathotep
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Albert Dillydog - Wed, 16 May 2012 19:23:26 EST ID:bbwBksg5 No.50452 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>everybody
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Jack Tootway - Thu, 17 May 2012 00:23:07 EST ID:bGRMVHUD No.50459 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I would of liked to listen to this if the author didn't fuck it up with his low octave filter and bad sound effects.


adventures of two 420channers by Betsy Sinkinfuck - Wed, 16 May 2012 22:45:36 EST ID:JnxLHx0f No.50453 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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our late night quest to find creepy shits in the woods with some joints
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Betsy Sinkinfuck - Wed, 16 May 2012 22:50:19 EST ID:JnxLHx0f No.50454 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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DICKS EVERYWHERE
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Betsy Sinkinfuck - Wed, 16 May 2012 22:51:35 EST ID:JnxLHx0f No.50455 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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DICKS EVERYWHERE
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Betsy Sinkinfuck - Wed, 16 May 2012 23:05:44 EST ID:JnxLHx0f No.50456 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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DICKS EVERYWHERE


real/fake? by Walter Greenman - Sun, 13 May 2012 15:45:25 EST ID:4Ibq8Rnx No.50315 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Anyone know if this was ever disproven? It's pretty creepy.

The backstory (from what I remember) is that you can find that address on Google Maps and see that picture but in the picture it's blurred out. The person who made the picture found it before Google blurred it out so supposedly it's real.
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Betsy Decklechure - Sun, 13 May 2012 21:15:27 EST ID:vSgGDyN+ No.50350 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>50315
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Martha Gishstone - Sun, 13 May 2012 21:45:22 EST ID:APGA8UAV No.50351 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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Looks like an anatomy model with a mask on it.
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Jimmy Nomuscle !DDmwwi/LeI - Mon, 14 May 2012 02:16:37 EST ID:eZ4ps9aW No.50359 Ignore Report Quick Reply
It's just a fucking statue.
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Rebecca Clottingstock - Wed, 16 May 2012 02:20:33 EST ID:Zaym9f6E No.50431 Ignore Report Quick Reply
That guy above is right.
Its some kind of tiki thing.
Someone did shit with the colors and focus to get a clearer image.
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Oliver Bragglewill - Wed, 16 May 2012 08:49:16 EST ID:GU++S8Qa No.50439 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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They were a huge fad here in the late 90s. Surf town on the west coast of Australia. Not NEARLY as creepy-looking though.



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