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She's got bread gnomes. Nothing to worry about just make sure your flour is in a sealed container.

>>17005372

In The Frank C. Brown Collection of NC Folklore: Vol. VII:

"Leave bread and coffee under the house to prevent ghosts from coming inside"

>>17005361
>>17005383

Being made aware of feedback loops, recursion, self-reference, the droste effect, after-post-modern, etc., is a big shot of spaciatic interconnectivity, in my experience.

>>17005350
Uh... what?

I was looking at spooky pictures half sleeping/half awake, then I heard a loud scream in my ear, like "BAAAHHHH!!!!!!"
probably related to those annoying screamer videos

How the fuck do you quantify "scientific advancement"?

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What is really stupid about that 'dark ages' chart is that it implies ALL science only happens in Europe. During that time Arabic areas & India were making huge advances in math. China was making advances in chemistry and metallurgy. In Meso-America astronomy and basic surgery skills were being developed.

The idea that world science stopped during Europe's Medieval period is retarded.

>>17005135
Sounds like you're off your meds again, OP.

>>17005135
you're growing up, lad.
every year will get shorter and shorter

>>17005135
It's called aging you fuckng dumbass

>>17005119
Dan Aykroyd for sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVCd50LXPGY

>>17005119
>Since they are not having to do it to get attention?
What makes you think that?

>>17005232
They already can get attention anytime they walk outside

>>17004910
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>>17004910
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>>17004910
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not that we know of.

>>17004737
edgelord prolly v&

>>17004751
>edgelord prolly v&
we would have heard about it now since the whole thing managed to spill over to the mainstream media a few weeks/months ago.

>>17004619
The Laws in place govern all actions and breaking them has serious consequences.

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>>17004636
43^34 n& @la at s

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>>17004648
Saturnian cult nonsense.

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>>17004608

What info do I post for reading?

Wesley
18
Scorpio

Can anyone tell me about the older man who will play a significant part of my future career?

Someone please tell me who my spirit guide(s) is/are. Male? Female? Animal? Human? How do I initiate contact? And also will I have a pet soon? I really want a dog, but it's up to debate. It's actually not allowed in my appartement but the owner is contemplating it because I have depression and a pet friend may help. If you need any information, just let me know. Thanks!

That's a fresh title picture OP.

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>>17004019
First for down with hoagie

Thanks op :)

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Tight picture. Very hip. Very hip.

Bumping for reasons. Do birds crawl into dead spaces to die? She says she can't see a way for them to get in. But why would they be against the window?
And the flowers?????

>>17003934
There are these things called decoys. They work rather nicely. Flower is probably plastic.

As to why? Probably just put there to make people ask questions.

>>17003978
The flowers are real. They're roses - dead, but not yet dust.
What are decoys?

>>17003838
I first discovered the book on a rainy day during early fall of last year in Kobe.

Being deeply interested in literature, I was drawn to second hand book shops since the beginning of my stay. I was working as a part-time English teacher after I abused my visa to receive legal residence, which freed up a lot of time to research and generally pursue my own hobbies.

After getting settled in, I dug around my mobile phone to find some apps to help me locate the occult. There are many crowded into Japanese Google Play (sorry non-Japanese residence, many of them require a Japanese phone number as verification), and I picked one at random.

These chats are anonymous, people picking nicknames and sharing information about strange news at certain locations, coordinates to find abandoned places, as well as some leading to the Deepweb.

Most of the chats were jokes, and some malicious at that. Due to the anonymity, a few people warned about abandoned coordinates, as some people intentionally give you coordinates to dangerous areas.

It was a rainy morning when I was stretched out on my futon watching tv and idly browsing the chat. Most people were bitching about the weather and more than a few were cracking jokes about “rain ghosts.” I received a private message from a garble of a nickname (huire2918js, for example) and I have translated as follows.

“There is something terrible at Kinomiya book store. It is about ten minutes away from Sannomiya station. You will find it on the third shelf to the left.”

>>17003840
Original:

「キノミヤと言う本屋さんで本当に怪しいモノがありますよ。三宮駅から十分歩いたらいけます。左の方にある三番の棚で見つけます。」

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At first, I was a little shocked that someone was able to know where I was located. However, checking my phones status, I realized that i had left the locator on (I was prone to getting lost), and thought nothing of it. Kinomiya is a small second hand book store run by an elderly couple at the basement of a large department store. I had been there many times, as they sold international books translated to Japanese for times I wanted to revisit those stories. International books averaged around 3,000 Yen for the brand new copy, and the elderly couple also gave me hefty discounts at half that price.

Thinking that I had nothing to lose, besides getting a little wet by the rain, I ate a simple breakfast and made my way to Sannomiya station.

Nothing was different when I entered Kinomiya, the musty smell of old books, cigarettes, and old coffee was the same as always. Aging, sagging wooden shelves supported large volumes that definitely voided their manufacture warranties, The elderly couple immediately struck up a conversation the minute I entered the door, offering me a smoke and some coffee.

I sat down with the elderly couple and we talked lightly of television shows, why I’m still not married (”I’m only 23″ is not a valid reason apparently), and of course, books. The elderly obaasan was a lover of fantasy and romance, while the Ojiisan was a lover of historical novels, particularly of the Meiji era.

It was when our conversation centered around books, I asked him if he had encountered any strange (怪しい) books. The obaasan’s face blanched suddenly, while the old man threw back his head and laughed, much to my surprise.

He skirted the question for a few minutes, then told me this:

>>17003847
The conversation kind of petered out there, and I finished my coffee and cigarette. I returned to browsing the bookshelves, and noticed that for the first time, the old couple was watching me closely.

They were quite discrete about it. I doubt they thought that I would steal any books, but being a NYC native, I know when I’m being watched by store owners. Nonetheless, I slipped out of their view to the shelf that the message had told me about. I have never stolen anything in my life (except a bottle of Tabasco from my university’s dining hall once, but for $4,000 a semester for sub-par food I decided it wasn’t even stealing), yet for reasons unknown I quietly slipped a book from the bottom shelf into my bag.

After saying my farewells and stating that there was nothing that caught my eye today, the old couple seemed to return to their normal cheery selves. They waved me out the door and told me to stop by anytime for a coffee and chat. I promised that I would.

I decided to take the bus back to my apartment. The rain had increased to steady downpour and my umbrella felt heavy from the amount of endless water. It was only on the empty bus I took a look at what I had pilfered.

It was a book without a title.

>>17003621
Everything is conscious
But worry about th at later

For now, concern yourself with independent beings who dwell in your drinks

Also read the bible, it's all in there

>>17003632

Yes everything is conscious. I've experienced this. Especially on shrooms.

>beings in my drinks

Wat?

>Bible

Wat??

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Welcome to yet another fascinating installation of THESE ARE PEOPLE!

>>17003534
Thread hidden FYI

>>17003541
Why?

>>17003534
it seems even satan is working for god. testing the humans and such.