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Trump is going to build up our Military and go to war against anyone that gets in the way of our Economic needs.

He is gonna take all the Oil from Isis.

He will do anything to get America back on track financially.

>>17056722
The last three US presidents were said to be the anti-christ, you people just need to shut up about guessing the next anti-christ.

>>17056510
I say that Jesus was the actual mashiach.

"The anger of the LORD shall not return, until he have executed, and till he have performed the thoughts of his heart: in the latter days ye shall consider it perfectly." - The book of Jeremiah

^sometimes this scripture gives me confidence in that God is telling us when the last days come we will be fully aware of it

>>17056510
>Rabbi
Lost me there OP. The 'chosen people' wait a millenia for the mosiach (hey, I can spell it all PC like) and then when one turns up they don't like the message. Well tough shit guys, you ain't getting another. Except for the ones you've had since, have at the moment and will continue to have throughout Humanity's course. Tis then when the Hurdy Gurdy Man comes singing songs of Love, etc. But no, you're all too busy being bloody Jewish. Get your heads out of your arses.

Oh, and the prophecy sucks donkey balls.

>>17056587
No need to be a /pol/fag. If you don't give a shit about this, then don't share please.

>>17056388
What time of year and part of the world? Assuming U.S. because boy scouts, but could be wrong.

cont'd

fast-forward around 5 years or so. Me and some friends, none that were on that camping trip, are all smoking weed in some woods on the outskirts of town, maybe 1 mile from the nearest house. Cue that SAME fucking noise. Everyone starts freaking out since it was pitch-dark at this point, and we honestly only knew the general direction we came from. Needless to say, the noise came from that direction. Half my friends bolt in the other direction, and me and my bravest friend reluctantly followed. At one point, me and my friend see a BRIGHT flash go off in a clearing my friends were in. We froze, and asked if they were okay. They yelled back they were fine, but wtf was that and did we see anything? (really not important to the story, but we came back later another day and it was someone's wildlife camera we'd tripped off lol). We end up shuffling through the woods with nothing but a couple cell-phone flashlights for a mile or two before coming out on the complete other side of the woods in a neighborhood, and ended up having to walk around the woods for like an hour or so to avoid that thing. The whole time, we kept hearing it in there....it didn't seem to follow us or anything, but we were still glad we weren't stumbling around in there about to run into the thing.

Once again, I am still more creeped out at everyone's reaction. I seemed to be the only one interested in talking about it, and no one would even meet my eyes when I asked them what they thought it was ("idk, a dog or something...").

I encountered the noise one more time when I was 19, about 2 years later. Same group of friends, this time in late evening in the middle of town. Nobody ran or panicked due to us being right outside our friend's apartment, but everyone reacted the same when I tried to talk about it. It was so weird how the mood changed that night when we started hearing it again; everyone got really quiet and somber, but still nobody wanted to directly address the elephant in the room.

>>17056416
Late fall, central USA. A place called redrock canyon in Oklahoma. It's a State park, so like I said, not too rugged or remote or anything...but still wilderness for sure.

cont'd sorta

Only one of my friends, who I don't speak to anymore for various unrelated reasons, was ever willing to discuss it. Some people even deny they remember it at all. He was a real /x/ devotee, and was willing to believe anything he read on here. Still, even he admits he's never experienced anything quite like that horrible yell, and we've never encountered anything like it before or since.

I wish I could describe it better. Literally it sounded like that Howard Dean guy (google it if you're too young to remember) at the beginning of the "yell", followed by almost gargling or snarling-type guttural noises towards the end.

>>17056070
>How do you envision Judgement Day /x/?

I envision it never happening and Christfags realizing they wasted their lives on a stupid fairytale.

>>17056070
Well you do believe in a very judgmental God, so you have all right to be terrified.

I'm glad my God isn't an asshole who sends people to eternal torture, thank God I'm not a Christian.

Also, srsly, this pic.. srsly? Is that how you envision heaven? Really?

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>>17056070
Why are you scared?
If you believe in the death, burial and resurrection as payment for your sins, you're saved.

If you believe in repenting of your sins, or doing some other works, you're going to burn forever. Which one are you?

this again?

I'm unsure what this is supposed to be but it looks interesting

What's up with the whole glitchy video situation?

>>17055983
http://journal.sjdm.org/15/15923a/jdm15923a.pdf

>>17055988

In deference you stink of offal. In ignorance you drown in eternal bliss, knowing you are tortured. I tell this because you are not able to read.

>>17055898
He mad. He got dem tremblin' willies.

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>>17055898
I love you.
Here's an image to post in all those shit tier succubus and tulpa threads.

>>17055898
you are far worse than anyone on this board. just go away. high school tier.

>>17055876
Hyperpenis.

mom's spaghetti

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3107379/Striking-animations-reveal-sky-look-like-galaxies-nebulae-black-holes-closer-Earth.html

Fucking idiot

>>17055855

>On the edge of extinction
>2000 years

What even

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The universe is a yawning chasm, filled with emptiness and the puerile meanderings of sentience. Why should you deserve special consideration?

>>17055855
I thought I was on paranormal, not /roleplay/?

>>17055748
You really shouldn't even try, anon. The Grifter will ruin your life. God knows it ruined mine.

>>17055753
Please anon, do it

My life is already ruined so just do it, send me the link

>>17055228
I mean if people are willing to believe in a Jewish Illuminati, they might as well believe in a black one.

>>17055228
I'd say this belongs at /pol/

insert buddha in rectum. post pics.

i think the better question is what do YOU feel when you look at it? does it make you calm/comforted or does it make you uneasy? a picture is one thing, but you're physically there with the object. it would make more sense to gauge your own experience with it.

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>>17054777
Ouch

>>17054781
Good question. I actually feel very drawn to it. It's always in my jacket and when I'm travelling I have it in my hand. It's very comforting. This morning I didn't feel it in my pocket and I panicked a little, but then I found it fortunately. I just made the picture of him zen in the bus.

A sigil is a visual representation of a Mathmatical Magical Square.

A Magical Square is basically a Universal Translator.

You use Math to communicate instead of Language.

A Sigil represents a Name of a Entity. But its drawn from a Magical Square.

What you are trying to do is contact one of the Igigi or the Anunna gods.

Sometimes jews call these the Fallen or demons but the are Sumerian.

Example, Nergal or Pazuzu, two very well known Demons are names for Sumerian Igigi or Anunnaki.

>>17054485

No, it's not dangerous, the sigil will only affect YOU at a psychological level. The concept is designed to be viral in order to boost the meaning of the sigil through people attention.

>>17054528
(same guy)

- So don't make a difficult sigil like that if you're planning to use it on other people.

>>17054405

2/6

Even from the first few sentences, something feels off. We come to learn that Mr. Billing's children died under unnatural circumstances. We note his growing paranoia of closets, and King's nightmarish description builds up this awful sense of dread about the whole thing. In particular, this story is the bridge between a child's fear of the unknown, and our own fears as adults. It is an adult's nightmare to see their children die. Furthermore, when we remember our own childhood, we tap into the unhinged fear that kept us in a cold sweat under our blankets. For a parent to see their child's fear, allows the parent to feel it too. In King's story, the character of the boogeyman is as effective as ever.

| 'Anyway, he died the summer after Shirl was born. I put him to bed that night and he started to cry
| right off. I heard what he said that time. He pointed right at the closet when he said it. "
| Boogeyman," the kid says. "Boogeyman, Daddy."
|
| 'I turned off the light and went into our room and asked Rita why she wanted to teach the kid a word
| like that. I was tempted to slap her around a little, but I didn't. She said she never taught him to say
| that. I called her a goddamn liar.

>>17054406

3/6

It's important to note the uncanny commonality between the descriptions and emotions of the character. In almost all appearances the boogeyman makes in folklore or creative work, he is always frightening. His appearance is usually ambiguous, even suggesting that he can transform to what scares the child the most. Other characters, while not named the boogeyman, share common traits. One popular African folk-tale, "Wiley and the Hairy Man," features a creature fitting most of the expected boogeyman abilities. The hairy man is a demonic entity, which can transform into any creature imaginable. He mostly resides in bogs and forests, and is documented to steal children away in a canvas sack. Frightening stuff. Especially if you're walking in the forest at night.

Of course, it would be a missed opportunity not to mention the viral "Slenderman" character. To briefly look into the entity, let's check out an excerpt from this short story:

| As she walked by the front door, she decided that a quick glance out of the peep hole would help calm
| her restless mind. The chill worsened with each step she took towards the door and further away from the
| safety and warmth of her blankets. She pressed her empty hand against the cold, metal door and took a deep
| breath before leading her eye to the peep hole.
|
| At first, she could only see an inky blackness and somehow seemed to swirl in itself. When she
| blinked in surprise, the void melted away. She wished it hadn’t. In it’s place, there stood what she
| could only guess was once a man. The limbs were long and inhumanly awkward, with bulky joints
| branching off into several arms, not unlike the branches of a tree. The creature was drapped in a
| black suit, somehow manking the thing more nightmarish to her. The icing on the proverbial cake,
| however, was what passed as the hellish thing’s face. It was as though her mind blurred the ghastly
| visage to spare itself further shock and horror.

>>17054408

4/6

Human-like. That's the key here. It's why many are afraid of dolls, mannequins, and creatures similar to this description. Things that are almost human, but not. The uncanny valley. If something vaguely resembles a person, it creates a hot-spot for frightening things. Let's create a scenario: you're walking down the road, heading home after a long day at your full-time job. The winter mist hazes up the street a couple dozen yards ahead. You see something moving about in it, something with arms and legs, but it's been disfigured. You can make out tendrils, long barbed hairs jutting out from its back. For now it's only silhouette, but you wouldn't want to get closer, would you?

While the description is fairly anti-septic, you can see how easily we are afraid of things almost like us. Take a normal person, remove the face, give it appendages foreign to ourselves, and you're on the right track. Now, we also don't want to forget the power of main characters, especially in fiction. A monster is only as scary as the characters are relatable to the reader. Back to our earlier point, the boogeyman has power over adults through our relationship with our children, even if it's for differing reasons. The humanoid trope is used effectively in the Resident Evil series, especially in the transformation scenes. When William Birkin injects himself with the "G-virus," he transforms into a hideous creature reminiscent of Lovecraft and H. R. Geiger:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VV1utjVPw2E

To think that such an awful thing was human only minutes ago, makes the experience disturbing, despite the PlayStation 2 graphics. Metamorphosis and mutation seem to also be key factors in what gives us fear. To drive this point further, we can look at the opening to Nicole Cushing's short story "The Orchard of Hanging Trees."

I don't know, I wake up at 1am our 3am every day with nothing to do. I don't care enough to do anything. But I can't sleep.

I'll bite OP.

If you drink: stop drinking. In a few days it will correct itself.

If you don't drink: start drinking so you can blackout at the time you would like to fall asleep. After you have fixed your sleep cycle, stop drinking.

>>17054070
That sounds like the opposite of a problem