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>>17117738
There's a bright light over the skies of America right now that's completely baffling everyone.

Within the last hour or so, countless people have reported something shooting through the sky over Nevada and California and people have absolutely no idea what it is.

looks like a meteor to be quite honest

>>17117760
there were no news on any meteors passing earth this day, usually we get at least a week of announcement for it.

>>17117544
your fine m8 just goverment testing. i live in georgia and one flew over my town. you live near a base or something.

>>17117549
Not sure, I've heard that we have silos in the Altamont mountains at the edge of the valley, the mountains are like a thirty minute drive out or so.

>>17117558
if it was a nuke it would be over by now. so dont worry. probably just a dry missle test or a new aircraft.

Sounds pretty chill to me.

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This is the dawning of a new era.

Hail Satan.

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>LaVeyan Satanism

nice one, OP. glad to see an /x/-tan that isn't scared shitless. as for stories:
>be 14 yo
>be a scouting member, go hiking through marches and forrests and shit we have next to town.
>nothing spoopy in daytime, but near dust and dawn it's foggy as hell. talking about "you need ropes to tell where your squad is" foggy.
>we go camping in that region for the week.
>set up camp during daytime, play usual scouting games, hike some more.
>dark, foggy nights, no wind since dense forrest.
>FF 4 days in
>gets nighttime, small bonfire lit up instead of normal campfire for heat but also to disperse fog a little (was way foggier as usual)
>be near fire, it's so foggy people can just see each other, chief staff telling ghost stories, getting tea or coco, good shit.
>begin to notice sounds in the woods muted pretty quickly, ask chief if that's normal.
>he listens as well, says puzzled "no, not really. even with the fog you should hear some wildlife. might be a storm coming soon, though. animals can sense bad weather"
>shrugs it off, continue with ghost story. still quiet.
>a minute later, suddenly out of nowhere, a huge blast of wind, weakening the fire, some tents who dipshits hadn't secured properly flew away. crazy wind doesn't stop, on top of that, see flashes immediately followed by thunder.
>get evac'ed to staff/provision tent, shit is crazy, but somehow we don't lose eachother due to aforementioned rope technique
>stay in tent for entire night, weather keeps being crazy(lightning, windgusts, etc) yet not a single raindrop. some people can sleep through, but wake up half an hour after sleeping, screaming, having horrible nightmares , yet say they can't remember any part of it. one guy who tried to sleep, wide eyed for rest of night, only looking at the tent flap without as much as a blink.
>at about 6/7, as suddenly as it began, it stops.
> one of staff goes out to check damage, comes NOPEing back in, rushes to chief staff and begins wispering to him
cont

>>17107406
Not a big fan of /x/-tan, but wow, actual effort. I actually want to see the finished version when you're done.

>>17107474
cont
>chief and staff-guy have a whisper argument, chief clearly wtf'ing for some reason.
>chief goes out, comes back in after about 10 minutes, quite a grim expression, orders us to pack everything in the truck we came in ASAP.
>do as told, see patches of mulled over dirt everywhere (fog was gone by this time)
>no time to inspect, we are pack everything we can find, some want to look for shit that flew away but chief says to leave it, and get in immediately.
you have to realise that good camping gear isn't that cheap, and our scouting wasn't that rich; we basically lost 3 of our 5 camping tents and most of what was inside, and i know for a fact if this was any other occasion, the chief would have personally thrown us in the general direction of where that shit flew off to to see if we could reclaim any of it.
after about 5 or so years, had left scouting few years back, come across now ex-chief staff in supermarket.
>talk about shit we did on scouting, nice nostalgia trip.
>still don't know what that one trip was all about, asked him about why he was so eager to leave back then since weather had cleared.
>"anon, you saw those patches of kicked up dirt, didn't you? i did that to not create chaos and have people leave because of fear. I know you might not believe me, but on those patches were huge animal paw marks i'd never seen before. for all i knew, they were from bears, though they aren't common here, so i couldn;t take the chance"

The flow of inner vision m8

>>17118924
Shamanism and its concepts are common throughout those independent societies as you put it because it is quite real when viewed under a specific scope of course.
1. It deals with primal archetypes. (Healing, Divination, Guidance etc)
2. It requires concentration/meditation/praying/trance/experience (thus can only be performed by someone "gifted" or "initiated" or "guided".
3. Contacts or uses spirits/ancestors/energies - human or natural (incorporating practically most beliefs and insticts of the human animal.)
Therefore it is easy to understand how different human communities, separated by both time and space have evolved similar techniques to address these issues. It is interesting to note here that a similar technique of the archetypal shaman, the drum beating, which was used to induce trance and therefore the spirit journey, is a technique used today with sound waves at specific frequencies to induce an altered state of mind. I would be happy to say more on the matter should any more questions arise. Have a good one anons.

>>17120612
I came here to post this in a less concise and less clear way. Thank you, I like you.

>>17115749
Most likely the chink's gov't.

But the questions remain:
>are they linked?
(probably. All finance-related, limited timespan)

>why?
(could be related to Chinese market downfall, or other unknown reasons - probably political, international, without ruling out the criminal option)

>who did this?
-chinese government
-foreign government opposed to China
-triad
-ayy lmaos

If someone is capable of reading/translating ricerunes, would be useful to gather more info from their media.

Maybe they all realized they have enough money to gtfo of china.

Probably swindling assholes absconding with their money and evading arrests.
China executes people for corruption.

He told the officers about his dinning room. About how it and the kitchen were separated by heavy doors. Doors that shook violently at night as if someone was trying to shake them off their hinges. The officers looked at each other with yawning disbelief. However seeing how upset and shaken Edward had become while explaining his situation, Detective Price decided it was worth investigating. On a Wednesday night Detective Price, along with a few other fellow officers, went to investigate 136 Clinton avenue.

Four corinthian pillars stood before the Smith’s front door. A respectable entryway for a respectable, two story affair. But the men were not there to marvel at the the old colonial architecture, they were there to investigate the supposed phantom ringer. They first performed a visual examination of the doorbell, it revealed nothing unusual. Inside the residence the police were greeted by a nervous, almost panicked, Mrs. Smith. The couples young daughters were also present and like their mother, terrified with what was happening inside their home.

Price instructed one of the officers to stand by the front door and sit and wait for the bell to be rung. When it did, he was to clintondoorsimmediately open the door. He instructed the other one to hide and wait by the dinning room, ready to pounce on the would-be pranksters Price was convinced was behind the phantom noises. During the middle of the night, as the Smith’s daughters lay in bed and their concerned parents entertained their guarding guests, as it had done for the past few weeks, the front door bell rang. It’s metallic ringing echoed through the cold, dark house. Everyone froze.

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The deafening clattering and banging against the doors shook the house’s skeleton. Strong and loud enough to make Edward think that the once solid structure was about to collapse on top of them. However just as the thunderous ruckus appeared to be shaking the entire house off its foundation, it abruptly ceased. Like the creeping cold, a dead silence soon engulfed the nervous crowd.

Upstairs, the two girls had slept peacefully. Unaware of the bedlam below.

The men inspected the entire house and the outside and found no signs of another person, prankster or not, outside in the freezing cold. It was then suggested that they sprinkle flour and ashes near the doors to try and catch the intruder’s footprints. Once the trap was set, they all went back into the living room and waited.

Not long after that the banging and ringing broke the silence once again. Immediately the officers went to check on the traps they had set. They anticipated finding footprints that would lead them to the hidden prankster. When they neared the front door the ringing stopped. Again they found no one on the other side of the door. Inspecting the flour and ash mixture yielded no settling answers. The flour remained undisturbed throughout the house even though the ringing and banging of the doors sounded louder and more aggressive than before.

Detective Price threw his hands up in despair. “This is too much…it’s beyond me.”

Those reactions make no sense. I mean I understand that you were in elementary school, but you knew how computers worked didn't you?

Yes but I was cowering in fear I thought it would replay the animation

>>17061008
my first screamer was the car advert one with the zombie (just want to say. I can watch a LOT of things. But I still can't bring myself to ever view that video again, no matter how much I want to so that I can face my fears)
>be me
>be 7 - 9
>never heard of a screamer
>often watch ghost shit on TV with mum
>dad decides it's a good idea to show us all and not tell us about the screamer
>"look closely at the screen to see a ghost..."
>actually do it, inches away from screen
>dad forgot the volume was full blast. sub w turned on etc
>screamer zombie pops up out of nowhere
>Absolutely freak the fuck out when it appears
>proceed to hide under the desk, next to the sub woofer and another set of speakers on full blast, nearly deafening loud.
>parents laugh at first but then see how badly I'm freaking out
>Literally in fetal position crying my eye balls out, uncontrollably shaking.
I have a melatonin (the chemical that helps you sleep) issue anyway so I find it hard to sleep anyway but I didn't sleep for two days straight after that. I remember lying in fetal position with the lights on crying for those two nights. witht the sound of the scream constantly replaying in my head.
I can still hear the sound of the scream in my head if I think about it and I still get freaked out.
I'm fine with a lot of creepy shit. unsettling I can deal with fine. and I don't mind jump scares in video games so much. But I can't deal with screamers at all. Last time I got caught off guard by one I ran out of my classroom crying and hid and cried in the toilets for a solid 30 mins having a panic attack. After it happened, my parents wouldn't let my see anything remotely scary for the next couple years. I got banned from playing a zombie themed board game ffs. I also wasn't allowed to watch my dad play any scary games and I wasn't allowed to play any scary games until I was like 13-14. Thanks for the panic attacks dad.

>>17118457
I agree vhs was great
unfortunately the next two are not nearly as good.

>>17118457
>V.H.S 1
damn awesome
>V.H.S
okish, some cool ideas
Alien abduction was one hell of a ride
>V.H.S viral
meh

>>17118467
They have their highlights though. That fucking Asian retreat one from the second I believe was creepy as fuck

yes absolutelty v still has feelings for you and will continue to have them

>>17117457
will she follow me back on Instagram :(

i want one!

will j forgive me and talk to me eventually?

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As a fellow hoosier, I've never heard anything significant, as much as I wish I have.

>>17116368
I hear that there was a house that kept people in Tupperware to keep them fresh. Erie? Right?

>>17116454
Right? I do know there is this book called creepy Indiana, but it sounds like a bunch of bs, cool pictures in there

>>17110990
huh. well I guess that's an interesting take on it, but tBh family, I think he was just crazy

>>17111033
why was he making an altar?

>>17110990
yeah, i remember reading and watching a few things a while ago that suggested some kind of tangible evil connected virtually all NA serial killers.

Sounds like an interesting idea for a story, but nothing more. Try writing some OC with it instead of believing you're a speshul magic time traveler.

>>17110923
I don't think i'm special. I think this is just a normal thing that can happen to all of us. I mean, you've had deja vu at some point right?

I dunno, i'd just like to have a group study on this with some people i don't even know. You see shit about lucid dreaming on here all the time, and that shit isn't even paranormal. It's normal. Just like deja vu.

Just to humor me, would you like to try this out too? Smart phones are pretty helpful, i've started documenting them in the notes section.

I have deja vu pretty frequently. Several times a month actually. I recall that I have dreamt something before it happens but only realize it while it's happening. Its been happening for years now. I just ride it out to see how long it last now. Even parts of conversation where I speak are included.

It's like I've dreamt of something years ago, forgot about the dream and then suddenly it's recalled as I live it. Very strange.

I've read somewhere that it could be a misfired neuron in the brain making you think that you've already done something or been somewhere. But it happens so often that I feel like it's more than that.

Just wish I could control it in some way.

Sadly, I have none, but here's a bump.

>>17071923
Thanks for the bump. I can't believe the majority of /x/ may never have had a personal experience at some point.

>>17072001
You'll find about 3-4 categories of /x/philes here.

1. Those who have never had a paranormal experience (like me) but enjoy paranormal media, stories, and discussions and come to /x/ for this reason.

2. Those who fake having had paranormal experiences, but tell a darn good story, so no one cares if it's legit or not.

3. Those who fake having had paranormal experiences and just roleplay for attention without even trying to be entertaining.

4. Those who may have had a legit paranormal experience, but it would be hard to tell for sure, especially given #2 and #3

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save us hoaggie

Hoagie's intro tune always warms me up.

i heard hoagie like to get his dick wet.