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I don't get this one.
CREEPY STORY THREAD
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hahaha
last one was kinda creepy.
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Originally Posted by FOG
This painting is called “The Crying Boy
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should be studying - instead read this ENITRE thread.
fuel the procrastination and keep the stories coming, please.
fuel the procrastination and keep the stories coming, please.
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sometimes when i go pee I just stare out the window, and see this:
ofcourse when doing a double-take i see nothing. mind playin tricks.
ofcourse when doing a double-take i see nothing. mind playin tricks.
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About three years ago, I was driving home by myself at like 3am when I saw someone standing in the middle of the street. When I got closer there was nothing there. The second I realized there was nothing there BUZZZ. My phone vibrated and I had an email titled "Michael, it's time for new contacts."
The email was from "1-800 Contacts" but it scared the %$*% out of me at the time. Now I'm just like damn, 1-800 Contacts stay on top of their #%#%.
The email was from "1-800 Contacts" but it scared the %$*% out of me at the time. Now I'm just like damn, 1-800 Contacts stay on top of their #%#%.
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More stories!!!
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My theory is that he gets trapped in the painting? Would make sense if there were head lights coming through the window.Originally Posted by zk1MPLS
I don't get this one.
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Originally Posted by Lxj
My theory is that he gets trapped in the painting? Would make sense if there were head lights coming through the window.Originally Posted by zk1MPLS
I don't get this one.
What the man THOUGHT was a painting of an old grandma was actually the REAL grandma standing behind the window, looking at him. The fact that the grandma didn't move made the man THINK it was only a painting.
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Originally Posted by FOG
Originally Posted by Lxj
My theory is that he gets trapped in the painting? Would make sense if there were head lights coming through the window.Originally Posted by zk1MPLS
I don't get this one.
What the man THOUGHT was a painting of an old grandma was actually the REAL grandma standing behind the window, looking at him. The fact that the grandma didn't move made the man THINK it was only a painting.
Then they should have described the painting as a forest scene. I think having him trapped in the painting and aging would have been more creepy.
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Maybe dude got thrown out the window in the morning
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moar
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Two of the creepiest IMO:
A couple months ago my friend’s cousin (a single mother) had gotten a new cellphone. After a long day of work, she placed her phone down on the counter and started watching T.V. when her son came to her and asked if he could play with her new phone. She told him to not call anyone or mess with the text messages and he agreed to do so. At around 11:20 P.M. when she was getting tired, she decided to tuck her son in and go to bed herself. She proceeded to his room to see that he wasn’t there. She went to her room to him sleeping on her bed with the phone in his hand. Browsing though her phone, she noticed only minor changes such as a new background, banner, etc. and headed towards the picture section. She began deleting the pictures he took when she came across the last one. When she first saw it, she couldn’t believe it. It was her son, sleeping on her bed but it was as if the picture was taken by someone else above him. It shows the left half of what seems to be an elderly woman’s face.
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^ayo fog, why u gotta repost the most creepiest story though?
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grandma Pedo
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if i was reading this at 1:30 in the morning instead 1:30 in the afternoon i might have been slightly bothered
Slightly.
Slightly.
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[h1]Vermilion City Machops[/h1]
Remember that old man on the construction site in Vermilion City? He and his faithful Machop were flattening ground for some ambiguous construction project. They had apparently been at it for years.
There's more to the story.
The story begins in Lavender Town. The Lavender Town chapter of Pokemon Red and Blue was short but left a profound impact on the player. Team Rocket was at it again, stealing the skulls of the Cubones of the tower. Local celebrity Mr. Fuji attempted to stop them but was easily subdued and taken hostage. You, the valiant hero, rescued Mr. Fuji and put an end to Team Rocket's nefarious plot.
The story was juvenile, but there seemed to be so much more to it. Perhaps it is the music that played - it sounds, quite simply, like fear. It lent an ambiance and an intensity not present elsewhere in the game. No wonder it is recalled with such vividness by those who grew up playing the game.
But isn't it curious that, for a town so dedicated to preserving the resting place of Pokemon, a mere three years later the tower had been replaced with a radio tower? Lavender Town had obviously changed the first time you traveled there in Gold and Silver. Aside from the aesthetic changes, the music was now lighthearted and whimsical, entirely different in mood than the previous generation. But beneath the cheerful arrangement of the music was the same haunting melody. Things were not as they appeared.
You see, there was more to Team Rocket's involvement than you had imagined.
Lavender Town, during the time of Red and Blue, was struggling. It was a town without a draw - it lacked a Pokemon Gym and anything else to attract tourists. Fuchsia has a Safari Zone, Pewter has a museum, Cinnabar has a famous laboratory, etc., but all Lavender Town had was essentially a massive graveyard that was free to visit. Its feeble Poke-Mart paled in comparison to the huge Celadon department store, which was easily accessible through the underground path to the west. Lavender Town was easily the poorest town of Kanto.
One day, a business man approached the mayor of Lavender Town with a proposition. Radio was a fad that had taken the nearby Johto region by storm. He proposed a demolition of the Pokemon Tower and construction of a radio tower in its place. It would be entirely funded by the business man's company, built at no cost to Lavender Town.
The mayor realized that this would greatly upset the residents. He also realized that this was an opportunity for prosperity. The town was desperate. He accepted, even with the condition of the business man's plan.
Cubones were indigenous to Lavender Tower. Their skulls were extremely valuable on the black market. The business man's condition was that his organization would be allowed to hunt the Cubones. The profits from the skulls would fund the construction of the radio tower.
Who was the business man? Giovanni. The mayor of Lavender Town? Mr. Fuji.
Red was simply a pawn in this plot. He "rescued" Mr. Fuji in order to deflect the growing suspicion of his involvement with Team Rocket. And as he left the town and continued his journey, Team Rocket quickly resumed the extermination of Cubones.
The plan appears to be unconcerned with the souls of the resting Pokemon. It was anything but. Giovanni was a very superstitious man. The takeover of the Silph Company was done so that Team Rocket would be able to mass produce Silph Scopes, which would then be distributed to grunts involved with the Lavender Project. He also believed demolishing the tower would disrupt the spirits of the Pokemon inside, so he planned to construct a new tower. The bodies would be moved there before the demolition of the tower would take place.
He knew of a place that would be perfect for this new tower - an empty hill in Vermilion.
Giovanni hired a small independent construction company to build this tower, so that people would not suspect Team Rocket's involvement. The old man's company used a Pokemon labor force - Machops.
The construction was problematic. It suffered through a string of increasingly bizarre disasters. The funds originally allocated to the company were lost in a bank robbery. There were inexplicable machine failures, as well as the deaths of several Machops. Months passed, and the project still stalled, making seemingly no progress. The citizens of Vermilion, who had no idea what the construction was intended for, joked about how it was cursed. This would explain the continuing tragedy that befell the Machops, whose attacks could not affect ghosts.
Nonetheless, Giovanni refused to begin the construction of the radio tower until the bodies could be transferred to a new resting place. His greatest fear was disturbing the spirits. Some of his followers came to view him as delusional. He seemed to believe that the ghosts were trying to communicate with him, that he had in fact disturbed the spirits already, causing their activity in Vermilion. His defeat at the hands of Red, a ten year old boy, validated his apprehensions that he could no longer lead an organization that expected him to carry out his plan, that he now feared the consequences of. He relinquished his power and then disappeared.
The new leaders of Team Rocket shared few of his superstitions and apprehensions - the tower was demolished the next day. Strangely, the old man that owned the Vermilion construction company died that same day.
The construction site upon that hill remains in Vermilion City today. It is abandoned, a flat patch of earth, barren except for a few tombstones under which the deceased Machops lay, the only feature that resembles the planned Pokemon Tower that never was. People that visit feel an uneasiness. Some claim to hear a faint, very sad melody.
Most avoid this place. But occasionally, a traveler from Johto will unknowingly stumble upon it. They claim to see an old man and a Machop, continuously stomping the ground flat for an important construction project.
Remember that old man on the construction site in Vermilion City? He and his faithful Machop were flattening ground for some ambiguous construction project. They had apparently been at it for years.
There's more to the story.
The story begins in Lavender Town. The Lavender Town chapter of Pokemon Red and Blue was short but left a profound impact on the player. Team Rocket was at it again, stealing the skulls of the Cubones of the tower. Local celebrity Mr. Fuji attempted to stop them but was easily subdued and taken hostage. You, the valiant hero, rescued Mr. Fuji and put an end to Team Rocket's nefarious plot.
The story was juvenile, but there seemed to be so much more to it. Perhaps it is the music that played - it sounds, quite simply, like fear. It lent an ambiance and an intensity not present elsewhere in the game. No wonder it is recalled with such vividness by those who grew up playing the game.
But isn't it curious that, for a town so dedicated to preserving the resting place of Pokemon, a mere three years later the tower had been replaced with a radio tower? Lavender Town had obviously changed the first time you traveled there in Gold and Silver. Aside from the aesthetic changes, the music was now lighthearted and whimsical, entirely different in mood than the previous generation. But beneath the cheerful arrangement of the music was the same haunting melody. Things were not as they appeared.
You see, there was more to Team Rocket's involvement than you had imagined.
Lavender Town, during the time of Red and Blue, was struggling. It was a town without a draw - it lacked a Pokemon Gym and anything else to attract tourists. Fuchsia has a Safari Zone, Pewter has a museum, Cinnabar has a famous laboratory, etc., but all Lavender Town had was essentially a massive graveyard that was free to visit. Its feeble Poke-Mart paled in comparison to the huge Celadon department store, which was easily accessible through the underground path to the west. Lavender Town was easily the poorest town of Kanto.
One day, a business man approached the mayor of Lavender Town with a proposition. Radio was a fad that had taken the nearby Johto region by storm. He proposed a demolition of the Pokemon Tower and construction of a radio tower in its place. It would be entirely funded by the business man's company, built at no cost to Lavender Town.
The mayor realized that this would greatly upset the residents. He also realized that this was an opportunity for prosperity. The town was desperate. He accepted, even with the condition of the business man's plan.
Cubones were indigenous to Lavender Tower. Their skulls were extremely valuable on the black market. The business man's condition was that his organization would be allowed to hunt the Cubones. The profits from the skulls would fund the construction of the radio tower.
Who was the business man? Giovanni. The mayor of Lavender Town? Mr. Fuji.
Red was simply a pawn in this plot. He "rescued" Mr. Fuji in order to deflect the growing suspicion of his involvement with Team Rocket. And as he left the town and continued his journey, Team Rocket quickly resumed the extermination of Cubones.
The plan appears to be unconcerned with the souls of the resting Pokemon. It was anything but. Giovanni was a very superstitious man. The takeover of the Silph Company was done so that Team Rocket would be able to mass produce Silph Scopes, which would then be distributed to grunts involved with the Lavender Project. He also believed demolishing the tower would disrupt the spirits of the Pokemon inside, so he planned to construct a new tower. The bodies would be moved there before the demolition of the tower would take place.
He knew of a place that would be perfect for this new tower - an empty hill in Vermilion.
Giovanni hired a small independent construction company to build this tower, so that people would not suspect Team Rocket's involvement. The old man's company used a Pokemon labor force - Machops.
The construction was problematic. It suffered through a string of increasingly bizarre disasters. The funds originally allocated to the company were lost in a bank robbery. There were inexplicable machine failures, as well as the deaths of several Machops. Months passed, and the project still stalled, making seemingly no progress. The citizens of Vermilion, who had no idea what the construction was intended for, joked about how it was cursed. This would explain the continuing tragedy that befell the Machops, whose attacks could not affect ghosts.
Nonetheless, Giovanni refused to begin the construction of the radio tower until the bodies could be transferred to a new resting place. His greatest fear was disturbing the spirits. Some of his followers came to view him as delusional. He seemed to believe that the ghosts were trying to communicate with him, that he had in fact disturbed the spirits already, causing their activity in Vermilion. His defeat at the hands of Red, a ten year old boy, validated his apprehensions that he could no longer lead an organization that expected him to carry out his plan, that he now feared the consequences of. He relinquished his power and then disappeared.
The new leaders of Team Rocket shared few of his superstitions and apprehensions - the tower was demolished the next day. Strangely, the old man that owned the Vermilion construction company died that same day.
The construction site upon that hill remains in Vermilion City today. It is abandoned, a flat patch of earth, barren except for a few tombstones under which the deceased Machops lay, the only feature that resembles the planned Pokemon Tower that never was. People that visit feel an uneasiness. Some claim to hear a faint, very sad melody.
Most avoid this place. But occasionally, a traveler from Johto will unknowingly stumble upon it. They claim to see an old man and a Machop, continuously stomping the ground flat for an important construction project.
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i hate that i was just tricked into reading fan fiction.
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Originally Posted by j671
Originally Posted by Crank Lucas
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Originally Posted by FOG
[h1]Vermilion City Machops[/h1]
Remember that old man on the construction site in Vermilion City? He and his faithful Machop were flattening ground for some ambiguous construction project. They had apparently been at it for years.
There's more to the story.
The story begins in Lavender Town. The Lavender Town chapter of Pokemon Red and Blue was short but left a profound impact on the player. Team Rocket was at it again, stealing the skulls of the Cubones of the tower. Local celebrity Mr. Fuji attempted to stop them but was easily subdued and taken hostage. You, the valiant hero, rescued Mr. Fuji and put an end to Team Rocket's nefarious plot.
The story was juvenile, but there seemed to be so much more to it. Perhaps it is the music that played - it sounds, quite simply, like fear. It lent an ambiance and an intensity not present elsewhere in the game. No wonder it is recalled with such vividness by those who grew up playing the game.
But isn't it curious that, for a town so dedicated to preserving the resting place of Pokemon, a mere three years later the tower had been replaced with a radio tower? Lavender Town had obviously changed the first time you traveled there in Gold and Silver. Aside from the aesthetic changes, the music was now lighthearted and whimsical, entirely different in mood than the previous generation. But beneath the cheerful arrangement of the music was the same haunting melody. Things were not as they appeared.
You see, there was more to Team Rocket's involvement than you had imagined.
Lavender Town, during the time of Red and Blue, was struggling. It was a town without a draw - it lacked a Pokemon Gym and anything else to attract tourists. Fuchsia has a Safari Zone, Pewter has a museum, Cinnabar has a famous laboratory, etc., but all Lavender Town had was essentially a massive graveyard that was free to visit. Its feeble Poke-Mart paled in comparison to the huge Celadon department store, which was easily accessible through the underground path to the west. Lavender Town was easily the poorest town of Kanto.
One day, a business man approached the mayor of Lavender Town with a proposition. Radio was a fad that had taken the nearby Johto region by storm. He proposed a demolition of the Pokemon Tower and construction of a radio tower in its place. It would be entirely funded by the business man's company, built at no cost to Lavender Town.
The mayor realized that this would greatly upset the residents. He also realized that this was an opportunity for prosperity. The town was desperate. He accepted, even with the condition of the business man's plan.
Cubones were indigenous to Lavender Tower. Their skulls were extremely valuable on the black market. The business man's condition was that his organization would be allowed to hunt the Cubones. The profits from the skulls would fund the construction of the radio tower.
Who was the business man? Giovanni. The mayor of Lavender Town? Mr. Fuji.
Red was simply a pawn in this plot. He "rescued" Mr. Fuji in order to deflect the growing suspicion of his involvement with Team Rocket. And as he left the town and continued his journey, Team Rocket quickly resumed the extermination of Cubones.
The plan appears to be unconcerned with the souls of the resting Pokemon. It was anything but. Giovanni was a very superstitious man. The takeover of the Silph Company was done so that Team Rocket would be able to mass produce Silph Scopes, which would then be distributed to grunts involved with the Lavender Project. He also believed demolishing the tower would disrupt the spirits of the Pokemon inside, so he planned to construct a new tower. The bodies would be moved there before the demolition of the tower would take place.
He knew of a place that would be perfect for this new tower - an empty hill in Vermilion.
Giovanni hired a small independent construction company to build this tower, so that people would not suspect Team Rocket's involvement. The old man's company used a Pokemon labor force - Machops.
The construction was problematic. It suffered through a string of increasingly bizarre disasters. The funds originally allocated to the company were lost in a bank robbery. There were inexplicable machine failures, as well as the deaths of several Machops. Months passed, and the project still stalled, making seemingly no progress. The citizens of Vermilion, who had no idea what the construction was intended for, joked about how it was cursed. This would explain the continuing tragedy that befell the Machops, whose attacks could not affect ghosts.
Nonetheless, Giovanni refused to begin the construction of the radio tower until the bodies could be transferred to a new resting place. His greatest fear was disturbing the spirits. Some of his followers came to view him as delusional. He seemed to believe that the ghosts were trying to communicate with him, that he had in fact disturbed the spirits already, causing their activity in Vermilion. His defeat at the hands of Red, a ten year old boy, validated his apprehensions that he could no longer lead an organization that expected him to carry out his plan, that he now feared the consequences of. He relinquished his power and then disappeared.
The new leaders of Team Rocket shared few of his superstitions and apprehensions - the tower was demolished the next day. Strangely, the old man that owned the Vermilion construction company died that same day.
The construction site upon that hill remains in Vermilion City today. It is abandoned, a flat patch of earth, barren except for a few tombstones under which the deceased Machops lay, the only feature that resembles the planned Pokemon Tower that never was. People that visit feel an uneasiness. Some claim to hear a faint, very sad melody.
Most avoid this place. But occasionally, a traveler from Johto will unknowingly stumble upon it. They claim to see an old man and a Machop, continuously stomping the ground flat for an important construction project.
Haha I really hope you didn't write that whole story yourself because that is really in depth
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Originally Posted by russbuss106
Originally Posted by j671
Originally Posted by Crank Lucas
man imagine being so fat your head looks like it was photoshopped onto your body
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Originally Posted by FOG
Two of the creepiest IMO:
A couple months ago my friend’s cousin (a single mother) had gotten a new cellphone. After a long day of work, she placed her phone down on the counter and started watching T.V. when her son came to her and asked if he could play with her new phone. She told him to not call anyone or mess with the text messages and he agreed to do so. At around 11:20 P.M. when she was getting tired, she decided to tuck her son in and go to bed herself. She proceeded to his room to see that he wasn’t there. She went to her room to him sleeping on her bed with the phone in his hand. Browsing though her phone, she noticed only minor changes such as a new background, banner, etc. and headed towards the picture section. She began deleting the pictures he took when she came across the last one. When she first saw it, she couldn’t believe it. It was her son, sleeping on her bed but it was as if the picture was taken by someone else above him. It shows the left half of what seems to be an elderly woman’s face.
OMG OMG OMG CHILLS
