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>>1642gonna dump sum later hold on
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>>1683>sad thingsYou don't find child trafficking sad?
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>>1685Reminds me of those tribal death whistles they would use to scare their prey, would mimic screams or noises like this.
>>1684wish an alien would land near my place and watch anime with me.
>>1687Ah I was thinking more of being the kid in the scenario how I'd feel, sadness can be scary, most people tend to block out that extent of empathy though feelings wise and use situations like this to virtue signal ime.
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It has a happy ending though.
>>1715Yea I figured those loops were used to hold the kids in place, this guy might get shot investigating so much.
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>>1735Isn't that the plot of most horror movies? Chads and Stacys getting killed as punishment for their degeneracy.
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>>1736It wouldn't make for much a movie if you had saintly fellows all but being martyred.
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>>1735Same it's hard sitting through them if it's just a slasher though and they do their normalfag stuff all movie.
>>1738Yea that's to realistic to be horror, we're numbed to that.
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>>1757Once you're too woke the jews start aging you with radiation waves directed from space to your house, probably.
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>>1758By radiation wave I'm guessing you mean the aids virus. It looks like Jim and his two pals got a full blast of it.
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Haven't found anything spooky enough to post yet
>>1760Aids transmitted through a bombardment of radiation waves?
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>>1761If by bombardment you mean gay anal sex than yes.
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>>1764It's all just technical speak for the same thing yea.
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Are we allowed to post true crime as well or just fantasy oriented stuff?
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>>1835he was ready to go and he talked a room full of normies into going with him. powerful
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>>1881that scared the living shit out of me don't post that again
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>>1881she probably has good eyesight and she never has to deal with food getting caught on the sides of her mouth while she's eating
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>>1882that's my wife dude, not cool.
>>1885You're right very cute when she eats.
>>1887Yea I hate mustard, and ketchup, i'd tard rage in that situation.
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>>1979shes aged like a fine wine truly
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>>1980if you only knew the number of babies she had to sacrifice to look that way
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>>2100Indians are like our own lust personified with little shame.
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Hello everybrony
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>>2349Why isn't my ad blocker working?
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>>2351you simply must take your meds.
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Anyone else find reality more terrifying than fictional horror stories? Not trying to sound 13 but existing itself is pretty terrifying, to think you're you and can be nothing more or less, that time seems to act like a rushing stream that you can't stop, you have no idea where death takes you, that people find comfort in the possibility of not existing upon death is pretty spooky itself. Not that I don't think the same way.
What was the point of being born to make more creatures born? Is all we have to chase dopamine highs? It just seems so strange how did I ever get used to this.
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>>2357Oh yeah I have it easy comparatively, my imagination is just overactive, when walking towards my home or noticing stretches of time have passed I get this artificial feeling live I'm in a dream I can't wake up from. I have to resort to abstract ways of scaring myself subconsciously I guess.
Are there more videos like that? The narrator would make great documentaries.
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>>2361Interested but could only find dutch subs, sad times we live in.
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>>2365If you haven't watched it yet go watch Cartel Land. It illustrates perfectly how hellish life is in Mexico.
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>>2369Nice I will check this out, sounds like a comfy doc.
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>>2751https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lights_Out_(2016_film)>The film received positive reviews and was a box office success, grossing $148 million against a budget of $4.9 million. wtf? how have I not heard about this film?
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>>2447Now I know where adult swim got their bump from.
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>>2755Finally got around to watching it the other day, yeah it really sucked. Total cash grab. It was almost as bad as the film Ouija.
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>>3058Think i'm gonno watch this now, love bad horror films.
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>>3060It's not a so bad it's good kind of horror film. It's a waste the budget away on marketing and staring bland hack actors bad.
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>>3131I don't believe you. If you were part of the child eating elite you would of had a lot of sex by now. Vile disgusting sex.
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>>3747me sacrificing the roast, you're welcome for the next week of watered crops.
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>>3747>sacrificing the roast>watered cropsSorry, I don't understand your illuminati talk.
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Anyone know of any good horror documentaries or haunting channels/series?
I've been watching a bunch of abandoned hospital/hotel videos and docs about tales like skin walker ranch and disappearances, I don't really like stuff like ghost hunters except for some comedy but really like the stories and locations for some reason.
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>>3763>good horror documentaries Conspiracy Of Silence is good if you're interested in pizzagate related topics. Also you should check out
>>3146.
