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Gibraltar posted:#10 "in the presence of others" Even the hardass who wrote that pamphlet knows the value of a good private snack.
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Phyzzle posted:Not trying to sound like a dick, but I don't see whats creepy about this. Not really sure what it is exactly (assuming its from some army manual)
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Phyzzle posted:This was written for soldiers in WW3 fighting against Cthulu and his hordes of insane cultists, right?
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JammyLammy posted:Not trying to sound like a dick, but I don't see whats creepy about this. Not really sure what it is exactly (assuming its from some army manual) The impression I got is that symptoms of neurosis and psychosis may be ignored because they're faking them. Some may be, but many may actually need help or something? (Sorry just woke up, can't word that much better)
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I was just unnerved by the idea that thinking too much about something could cause a mental illness, and that even knowing what you're supposed to not be thinking about could make matters worse because trying not to think about something has the opposite effect ohgodohgodohgod.
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You guys realize that that sheet is probably instructions for how to get kicked out of the military by faking a mental illness, right?
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| # ? Oct 30, 2010 18:29 |
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Seriously, how could you read it as anything other than an Anarchist's Handbook/enemy propagandist's directions as to how to dodge the draft?
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Phy posted:Seriously, how could you read it as anything other than an Anarchist's Handbook/enemy propagandist's directions as to how to dodge the draft? goons
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The Flour Moth posted:The Art of Keith Thompson. I especially like THis isn't getting enough love. This guy is unnerving as poo poo.
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Thom and the Heads posted:Coincidentally, this is the album art to Brand New's The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me. Which is a fantastic album. The more you know!  was such an awesome investment. content: 
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cloudchamber posted:That's not creepy, it's awesome. That's the first photo ever taken with a human being in the frame, way back in 1838 in Paris.
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Should be sleeping posted:And...Holy poo poo, That album is awesome. My Did you listen to it because of this topic? Or are you just commenting that it is indeed an awesome album?
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cloudchamber posted:I will tell you what I find unsettling about this photo, even though it's awesome. Nobody knows who the man is in the photo. Daguerre wasn't intending to take pictures of any people that day, and it would only have been possible if someone decided to stand still for a while. So he didn't know that he'd captured a person until he developed the plate. Somewhere, a man lived out his entire life unaware that he was the first person ever photographed. It's possible he never even saw a daguerreotype. He was just going about his day and stood still in just the right place for just the right length of time and now the photograph is studied because he's in it. And we don't know who he is, and he never knew who he was (in a historical sense) either. Now, we take endless candid photos of our drunk friends in tiny cameras that fit into our phones, and then we instantly upload them to the Internet where millions of people can see how loving stupid our friends look when they're drunk if they wanted to, and it's such a normalized bit of technology. We can attach tiny video cameras to our internal organs to see why they're not working right. The first time parents in the United States ever see their child is likely to be a picture taken through the mother's body well before it's even born. This is where we are, from that shadowy daguerreotype of that street with one man standing in it who never knew that all of this was remotely possible. I wonder which one of us will be in a museum in 170 years, completely unaware that we are the first people to (fill in the blank), and it's everywhere and so important here in the year 2180, but in 2010 they had no idea...
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Phyzzle posted:It's a WWII Japanese psyops pamphlet. http://www.2bangkok.com/wwiipropaganda.shtml
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nullandvoid posted:Every time I travel to Italy, I make sure to make a stop at the bone church in Rome. There's a similar church outside of Prague. Really creepy. 
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CharlesWillisMaddox posted:Did you listen to it because of this topic? Or are you just commenting that it is indeed an awesome album? 
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Should be sleeping posted:I googled them based on the suggestion here. I was just saying that I get so much entertainment for the ten bucks I paid here. That isn't a creepy picture.  BEHOLD: THE RAT KING! 
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Should be sleeping posted:I googled them based on the suggestion here. I was just saying that I get so much entertainment for the ten bucks I paid here. That's from a movie.
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| # ? Nov 2, 2010 07:26 |
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Really love the creepy vibe this photo has: 
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cloudchamber posted:Whoa this blew my mind. Content: 
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It's a photoshop.
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This isn't really a picture, but it's a really cool bit of performance art. I recommend you watch it with the sound on. Performance O de Sagazan 08
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utada posted:That isn't a creepy picture. I don't know why, but this is the first image to actually make me shiver. ::edit:: grammar  vvvvv JoeWindetc fucked around with this message at Nov 5, 2010 around 17:32 |
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JoeWindetc posted:I don't know why, but the first image to actually make me shiver. Imagine what it was like when those rats were tangled in it before they died.
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cloudchamber posted:It's like Escher's work. Awesome photo
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Reset_Smith posted:This must have been such a frustrating picture to take. I'll bet the photographer took dozens of shots, with one of the birds moving at just the wrong moment, before he/she finally snapped this awesomeness. It's almost certainly been doctored - each bird's shadow is in a different direction so the photographer would have needed precisely positioned lasers to illuminate the scene naturally. Fake or not, as art I like it.
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Radio Paranoia posted:
That kid gets no respect, I tell ya.
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Radio Paranoia posted:
It's like someone grabbed her by the belly and squeezed REALLY hard.
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These threads always give me restless nights. This one caught me off-guard today for some reason: 
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Mr. Chainsaw posted:
Oh my God. That is a child's worst loving nightmare right there. Opening your eyes in the middle of the night and seeing....that. Egh.
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  Thumbnailed because I'm not sure whether this would constitute a gross pic, I think it's more haunting than anything but I'll remove it if asked. Palmersaurus fucked around with this message at Nov 12, 2010 around 08:03 |
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Gunt McBadpost posted:When you swim in the sea and a fish bites your knee, that's a moray. Then he bites off your balls with pharyngeal jaws, that's a moraaaaay. Admittedly, they're some of the creepiest looking fuckers ever when you get them in the right light.
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