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Use your fists. If not, opt for a 12 gauge.

>>18765792
you can't fight a demon 'physically' idyut. what do you think its like kicking your girlfriends ass? or beating up your lil brother?

get real bonehead. you have to land in the trancendental land only chance you have of losing cause losing is winning. praise the demon it will come in the night. you don't have to attack it. haha it only tries to attack and can't defend . it will mess itself up if you are strong. but first you have to get to trancendental land, man........

Dragon scimmy x gold tint full rune an a lot of lobs

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>>18765751

>>18765751

It's a shame TPTB managed to taint the name of a noble organization and turn it into misinformation meant to make conspiracy theorists appear crazy.

>>18765751
>this quote is totally not made up!
take your antisemitism to /pol/

Yeah dude. Whats up with the thread. Cant find it anywhere..

>>18765483
Delete it please

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Yes.

>>18765193
It is addictive for sure.

Mostly nonsense posted, but it's the act of posting, and the communication itself which is good.

Some kid said it was his favorite board so now I'm stuck here trying to snap schitzophrenics back into reality by shutting down their dillusional rants and shit tier conspiracies while my own life is falling apart cause secretly I carealot about people regardless of how I act offline.

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>>18765250
I feel that, especially since people who posted here have died.

>>18764660
Delete this thread

>>18764756
Why?

>space travel
>needing immortality to go from one inhabited planet to the next

Do you even know how to get immortality? Nigga

All religions are super gay except for Kekism

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I rate 7/7/7. Would recommend.

>>18764638
Shut up faggot, break your reality down, get on my level.

The Moth.
Mother.
Mothership.

Where's your boarding pass?

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>>18764493

>>18764537
>that feeling when you will never have a skinwalker bro

(Continuation) I stepped out into the grass off the side of my driveway barefoot and started slowly walking toward them, using my phone's flashlight to see the ground under me. I was surprised that they let me get progressively closer to them without even flinching, but as I got closer, I started to notice that the mass of shadows in the dark that I thought were deer seemed to steadily stay just one large shadow, a constant size from what I had seen about fifty feet away. As I got to a point less than ten feet away from the shadow which I now realized had dimension and depth to it, about the size and stature of a large man, and yet I still couldn't discern any particular shape or features of it despite my flashlight lighting up (for the least part) the area surrounding this shape, I ran back into my house and locked the doors.

Sorry if this is hard to understand- I myself was confused a bit reading this back, but I can't detail the account any better. Has anybody else experienced anything similar? What could my shadow in the dark have possibly been, do you think?

>>18764409
>>18764413
Sounds spooky af desu. Don't have any similar experiences, but have a bump.

>OP
Forgot to mention how terrifying it was. The moment when I realized that the shadow standing directly in front of me was a tangible thing that seemed to defy anything that told me it shouldn't be there is overshadowed by the fact that after running inside and locking the doors, the thrill I got from the experience inspired me to watch horror movie after horror movie that night.

I hate these videos I find my sister sometimes watching these and of course restricted mode doesn't block them because it's for children apparently

>>18764411
I'm left wondering why these videos are still up. I honestly got sick in the stomach knowing that parents just give them a device and let them watch this filth for hours on end.

>>18764402
Yeah it's fucked up, and some of those videos definitely have a high feeling of pedophilia. If I had to guess on why some of those animated kid videos are so weird, I'd say it's because those youtube channels are based in foreign countries where they use clickfarms to produce those videos and maximize profitis, hence why some of the videos look exactly the same with very few changes. So they probably ran out of ideas and just do random shit now to make money.

>>18763980
Look in the mirror. Voila.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgP9tzt9_Z8

>>18763980
I'm gonna vote pic related.

Half because that would be amazing, and half because I could totally see it.

>>18763980

Thats a good question but if we knew he would have a bunch of faggots from different boards asking for favors.

just know this, he is alive. he wanders earth. he can only be in one place at a time. last i checked he was heading to Europe. or already has been there for a while

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>>18763372
I think the first spell I had ever casted was a binding spell.

During the summer of freshman year to sophmore year, I was dating a guy named Tyler. We dated for maybe about 3 weeks and one day I had gotten a message on facebook from his ex who lives in florida. She was claiming a bunch of BS and would not leave me alone at all. I tried bieng nice to her but after a few days of her sending me messages saying the same things i got annoyed. This was back when i was first getting into magick and wicca, so i thought i would try out a spell on her. What i did was drew a pentagram on a piece of paper, wrote her name in the middle of it, folded it as i said the spell 3 times, then tied a string around it and put it away where no one would touch it. And she hasn't bothered me since.

I have a few others but im too lazy to type them all :P

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The first spell I have done was a rain spell, on the same night, it rained. That grew my interest in spells, I made my own spell to burn away the negative thoughts, and that worked also. This made me want to learn alot about spells, and correspondences, and so now I do. This I guess doesn't seem much like a success spell story, but to me it is. With a good amount in believing of what your doing will be successful, your spell will work.

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here's mine. I used to have a classmate who was crazy about this girl, but was damn shy to even talk to her. One of his friends was a friendly type and knew her, so he tryed to hook 'em up, but she didn't really care about him, while he was just staring at her, saying nothing ("listening to what she sais"). We've tryed different approaches, but as it seemed, she didn't know he existed, even when he was in plain sight. So then I thaugh "what the heck?", and went to the graveyard during a full moon (cheesy? perhaps...). I know that rituals should be performed in place where there's a lot of energy (so I figured spellcasting also), so I went to the ruined chapel from that graveyard. The sky was clear, the moon was full and it shone brightly. I took out the paper and started reading out loud. I've read the necessary spell (and some others). Just as I started reading a summon, I've noticed that the moon didn't shine as brightly, and once I looked at the sky, there were clouds. Then I started hearing noises and a dog came from out of nowhere (while I was summoning a raven). Kinda freaked me out. Anyway, the spell worked, and the guy no only started talking to that girl, but they started going out.

And here's the spell:

"To you always I know will bring
The marked hand of good-will
You can gift me that which I ask
For the wishes in my heart to come true
No folly will you find with me
I ask only what is deserved
Grant me the wish I speak from my lips
And I will always return your gift with humility"
(Speak aloud the wish you want to come true)

>>18763331
I wishI got deja vu as detailed as that, usually I'll "remember" some obscure detail very vividly before it happens.

We had this exact same thread yesterday.

>>18763331
I have had at least one moment where I think deja vu helped me.

>eat at a Max (hamburger restaurant) with mom and brother
>start entering deja vu mode
>remember that last time I was here there was something that made me "wake up" from the dream
>on my finger I have a golden ring I got from my dad that I recently started wearing
>in my "deja vu dream" I had lost the ring and when I felt the anger and hopelessness I had woke up
>clench ring tightly for the duration of the visit
>get back in car and we continue to our destination, ring still on my finger

Most of my deja vu's are not really useful tho, usually I just remember it as having a different feeling the last time I was in the situation. Like one time I made caramel popcorn that didnt turn out very great, this time I laughed it off but I remember being very pissed off in my deja vu.

Sometimes the deja vu's are like, I know what a person is about to say or what an actor in a movie is about to do. But I feel/remember it as being the other person saying/doing it and the feeling is very real and intense.

Amnesia: The Dark Decent

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I played Off! and the vibe was awesome. Not spooky but it's so different than most RPGs that it makes you feel weird when you play for a while. Also Hylics.

>>18761000
Damn I was going to say ''inb4 Amnesia: The Dark Descent'' but you beat me to it. You win this time obvious answer man...

Consiracy stuffs

smashing them mother fucking atoms f a m

Wasting money.