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Slender Man Jump to: navigation, search Note: this article is about the main being focused on in the mythos. For the unrelated being based on him from MarbleHornets, see The Operator Slender Man Banner center Typical early Slenderman photo Names Slender Man, Him, Der Ritter, Der Großmann, Bundle, The Tall Man, The Thin Man, Der Schlanker Mann, Fear Dubh, Schlankwald, Tree Man, Slendy, Slenderman, The Pale One, The White King, Master, Mr. Slender, Black King Identity Unknown being Appearances MH EMH ML TT DH Origins Victor Surge, Something Awful Forums The Slender Man (See other names to the right) is a creature or being with various nebulously defined characteristics and abilities. Slender Man was first mentioned in Something Awful Forum's "Create Paranormal Images". Slender Man generally appears (in modern times) as a tall man in a black or grey suit, red or black tie, and white shirt, with no eyes, mouth, or clearly defined facial features. It has no hair, and generally has normal-looking bare hands. Slenderman typically is depicted in imagery and literature as between 6 and 15 feet tall, depending on the situation, and in video as around 6-7 feet tall. Because of its inexact nature, and differences between series, no one has yet determined what it is. Currently, the two leading theories as to what the Slenderman may be are the Tulpa Effect and Quantum Theory. The internet popularity of Slenderman has spawned a massive amount of interconnected ARGs, collectively known as the Slenderman Mythos. Contents [hide] Basic Description Abilities Canon History and Information Association In universe Out of universe See Also Trivia and Pop Culture Gallery Resources Basic Description In almost every description Slenderman's basic attributes will vary greatly, however several basic traits are typical of his behavior. He is shown to behave in a very passive aggressive manner, stalking targets for years at a time, torturing his target mentally for various unknown reasons. He is rarely ever shown in a benevolent light and is typically shown as a malevolent force. This behavioral pattern has an uncertain reasoning behind it, and exactly why he behaves in such a way has yet to be fully ascertained. The most important factor about Slenderman is the mystery. He lives unlike any human being despite having a similar appearance to one. It is uncertain if he is social, or even understands human languages or behaviors, nor why it is humans appear to be his main target. His targets will typically behave in off ways as if possessed (Proxy), but whether their psychosis is causing them to speak for him or for themselves isn't entirely certain either. Slenderman's appearance is variable as the years go on, but as of to date the most recent appearance is that of an abnormally tall human with long arms and no face whom is wearing a business suit. Again it is uncertain if his suit is real cloth or some form of skin molded into such an appearance. If it is the former, this would imply an intelligent being attempting to try to blend in. If it is the latter, it shows a being whom is extremely adaptive and evolves to match his environment and stick out less (or more). Slender-The-Arrival-Teaser-Trailer 9 Slenderman's appearance provokes a wide range of responses, the most common being fear. This is partially due to his extremely towering size over a full grown adult, which mimics the childhood fear of adult humans bigger than the child. His behavior also factors into it. Finally, the main fact is he is completely unable to be described in human terms. While a description in words can be given, human language lacks the ability to truly define the entity until such a time as when humans can interact with him (if at all possible). This problem stems from the fact that he operates in a plane of existence further from humans. This is believed to be fourth dimensional space which gives him powers a human cannot understand due to humans living in three dimensions of space and being unable to comprehend the fourth dimension at this time. In total two major types of Slender Man descriptions exist. The original versions depict him as not only malevolent, but extremely dangerous. He will do odd things such as removing organs and placing them in bags, impaling targets on trees, and aggressively stalking targets after a period of time. A contemporary depiction shows Slender Man as being extremely passive aggressive, often letting a person slowly delve into madness at their situation until being unable to cope. If invited to anger, he will typically charge a target down until caught and vanish with them to unknown locations. This version also shows an odd response to electronic equipment and causes massive problems with audio, surveillance, camera, and other various electronic devices with displays or audio. Sometimes an individual can determine if he is near simply by how certain electronics react such as radios, televisions, or cameras. How powerful this effect is seems to vary, and can either be due to Slender Man's own state of aggression, or other outside factors either inside or beyond Slender Man's control. Abilities Main page: Abilities of the Slender Man Slender Man's original abilities included invisibility to select people, adult humans, or anyone without use of a camera, the ability to change height and body shape, the ability to shape its arms into tentacles, and the ability to sprout tentacle-like appendages from its back and shoulders to be used as additional arms or legs (or simply to instil fear into its prey). Many stories seem to indicate that it can control a person's mind, which became the basis for the Proxies in the video ARG, a trend that would later spread to Slenderblogs. Slender Man also had connections to children, with many of the original stories revolving around disappearing children or featured Slender Man being sighted in photos with children. Slenderman An example of the Slender Man's Impressive height. As more stories came forth, however, the use of tentacles and tentacle-like appendages became less common, and the invisibility was limited or eliminated depending on the storyteller. EMH, TT, ML, and DH all contain some sort of video and/or audio distortion, indicating that Slender Man has some sort of effect on modern digital instruments. This does not appear in any of the original accounts- however these mostly make use of photographs and video of primarily lower-tech varieties. EMH has applied this distortion to be the effect of Sigma Radiation, a radiation given off by Slender Man and the Rake. Sigma Radiation is also contagious, as it entered Evan's blood-stream when his arm is brutally maimed by The Rake EMH and ML also make use of "Slender Walking", a term created to describe Slender Man's apparent teleportation, appearing, and disappearing at will. EMH independently indicates the use of selective invisibility to groups or individuals through head tilting, and also spacetime warping/teleportation between locations. Similar abilities were seen in early Slender Man accounts. EMH also hints at the affecting of mental health or control of it. IMG 7176 copy Canon History and Information See page: Slender Man in Mythology and Culture For any Non canon abilities and descriptions, please see Unconfirmed Slenderman Assumptions Slenderman has no exactly defined or specified history, however contributors have placed early sightings of Slenderman-like beings in early 1600s Germany and before, where it took the dress of a knight or royal figure. Germanic fairy tales and mythology also makes use of the creatures to be used as cautionary tales for children. Photographs from the early 1900s were the next confirmed reports, where imagery of Slenderman can be found in classical black and white and sepia imagery. Reports from this time indicate sightings in America, the UK, and Russia, as well as reports of child disappearances. By the mid-1900s, some rare run-ins occurred in the war zones in Germany, apparently Slenderman's native land. Soldiers were the primary targets here. In America and Canada, reports of missing skiers and children appeared, coming from forested areas of the nations. After a spree of building burnings from unknown causes, several deaths and a few surviving witnesses, it could be gathered that the Slenderman had the following traits: Slenderman will find interest in a victim for reasons unknown It would then contact the victim, if it is a child, presenting itself as friendly The adults he stalks have a common trait: they have all been through a terrible tragedy in their life, even if the tragedy was made by Slenderman directly If an adult, it would stalk the victim for long amounts of time causing what is known as "Slender sickness" causing massive paranoia, nose bleeds, nightmares, hallucinations appearing to only the sick person, and many other dangerous symptoms. Eventually, it would abduct the victim into nearby forest, where they would be killed. In 'messy' cases, it may remove evidence of its existence by causing fire of their home, place of work, or school Death of the victim originally occurred through an odd means- the victim would be impaled on branches of very tall trees while still alive, and bleed to death. The organs would be individually removed, then placed in plastic bags. They would then be replaced into the body in their original positions, plus the plastic bags. The victims' corpses do not show any sign of a struggle. As time has gone on, this practice has seemingly been abandoned. In the late 1990s, technology shed more light on the creature through the use of commonplace cameras and camcorders. Slenderman was recorded and photographed stalking potential victims many times. In the late 2000s to early 2010s, several individuals recorded ongoing stalking and attack scenarios of themselves and their friends. These video accounts are codenamed Marble Hornets, EverymanHYBRID, DarkHarvest00, MLAndersen0, and TribeTwelve. As well as certain Rivn videos. The new foray into Slender Man's powers, abilities, and attacks have shown drastic difference from his original behaviors. The original desire to impale targets on trees, his rather aggressive attitude, and attacking mainly children have been altered. It appears he seems to enjoy targeting humans who have seen him in childhood and following them for years. He appears to do so in such a way that the target is unaware of his presence for potentially months, years, or even decades, and typically won't be aware at any point in time until it is far too late. His behavior is extremely passive aggressive, where he stalks, follows, and torments an individual by repeatedly showing his presence. He will typically do so in invasive ways, such as appearing inside someone's house, outside their home, on roads they travel, at their place of work when they are alone, or while the target is sleeping. This will create a general unease of the target, as the invasion of an entity in their own safety zone will begin sparking incredible paranoia. Most often he won't attack the target for extended periods, instead just following the target and tormenting them. This period can last anywhere from several minutes to years. The behavior of taking organs out or impaling targets have been long forgotten. If his new modus operandi is to be believed, the target is taken away with no traces whatsoever. The target will never be found, nor are any traces. Thus his new method of killing targets is unknown, as no victim is ever found. The victim will typically Untitled Slender Man at the bottom of the stairs in EMH disappear by him/herself, thus these attacks are unrecorded and unknown. What little camera footage has been found shows incredible distortion on them in typical cases, making it nearly impossible to understand exactly what he has done. To date it is unknown where his victims go, or what he does with them after this. One of the most powerful new traits Slender Man will typically employ seems to be some form of inhibiting memory loss. Like Slender Sickness, this effect can be nearly immediate just on close contact with him, although it seems to vary as to exactly how powerful. In some cases individuals will forget the past few minutes, however extended contact has led people to awakening in locations they are uncertain of due to running from Slender Man and their brain beginning to write memory and restore consciousness after a given period of time. In some cases, it is believed Slender Man himself will deposit a victim in an unknown location and leave them to awaken after an attack (possibly to continue stalking them some more). This effect is akin to Slender Sickness, but is the most powerful effect of the sickness to date. Victims of extended periods will note excessive damage to their social, physical, and career life. Typically individuals will show massive moods swings and constant irritation, not to mention will lose track of large periods of time, making communication with friends or holding down steady work difficult, as memory losses could be as long as several weeks or months until the individual awakens and attempts to return to their life only to find it ruined. Despite this, Slender Man will continue his behavior. Association Slenderman makes association with several groups, individuals, or creatures. The least known of these is the unknown organization tracking, observing, or involved with Slenderman, whose identity or name is yet to be confirmed. The Organization appears only in early Slenderman written accounts, and makes an (assumed) appearance in only one ARG, DarkHarvest00. The SCP Foundation, though mostly unrelated, maintains hold of a creature known as SCP-582, aka "Bundle", whose appearance and nature is similar to Slenderman. It is possible that Bundle is a local dialect or local version of Slenderman. SCP is unable to currently permanently contain Bundle, indicating that because it is not stationary, it could be the same entity as Slenderman, or at the very least Bundle could be acting out a story and thus recognized as Slender Man. It is to note, however, that said entity is also very different from Slenderman. Slenderman has links to many Proxies, or insane individuals under its control or influence. The nature of Proxies, their workings, etc, are yet unknown, however Proxies make appearances in MH as Masky/totheark, EMH as HABIT, and TT as Observer. Slender Man has also spawned many philosophical and theoretical cults made up of uninfluenced but aware individuals, such as in DarkHarvest00. The Rake is the name given to another mystery creature that is somehow linked or associated with Slenderman. The Rake has a far shorter history, and only real appearance of association with Slenderman or a Proxy is through the video accounts of EMH. In universe Slender Man in Marble Hornets Slender Man in EverymanHYBRID Slender Man in DarkHarvest00 Slender Man in MLAndersen0 Slender Man in TribeTwelve Out of universe Slender Man Mythos in Popular Culture Slender Man in Film and Movie Slender Man in Books and Written Media Slender Man Mythos in Games Humor and Parodies List of Slender Man Creepypasta See Also Mark Slender Trivia and Pop Culture Fweqfefweq Slenderman in the music video "Equinox" by Skrillex The Enderman creatures introduced into the game Minecraft during the adventure update take some inspiration from the Slender Man, but act differently in that they move blocks around with its freakishly long arms & acts similar to the Weeping Angels from Seasons 3, 5 and 7 of the Doctor Who television series. Endermens' actions may also be based off of SCP-173 of the SCP Foundation series, and their appearance similar to SCP-096, which also has a slight resemblance to Slender Man. They also have the ability to teleport and will attack if seen by the player. Also in the Doctor Who television series, the season 6 creatures known as The Silence are visually quite similar to Slender Man, having bald heads, pale skin and no faces, and wearing suits. Slender Man also makes a cameo appearance in the music video of "Equinox" by Skrillex. Its presumed that the young girl in the video is a Proxy being controlled by Slender Man in order to kill the child molester stalking the young girl. Slender Man, by definition, violates the square-cube law as his volume does not necessarily increase in proportion to his body size, as his spacial occupation is very undetermined and variable 'The Gentlemen' are demons in the fourth season of Buffy. They are very similar to the Slenderman, possessing a tall, thin, frame, suits, have bald heads and pale skin. Slender Man is the focus of the game Slender. A common misconception amongst individuals who are uneducated about the mythos suggest it to be the other way around. One common misconception is that Slender Man operates in a wavelength of time and space, when in reality the fourth dimension has nothing to do with time. It is interesting to note that Slenderman is often attributed to being male, a stark contrast to a majority of folktales, legends, myths, and urban tales, which often either depict demonic entities as either female or feral animals that need not be classified by gender. Gallery [Expand slideshow] 2 of 41 Add photo Resources Encyclopedia Slenderia contains large amounts of information on Slenderman canon. The Slender Nation is a network of various places to discuss Slenderman, including a partly developed Wiki. They currently are most known for their interactions with people involved in Slenderman mythos, and in their development of Core Theory. Unifiction is undoubtedly the largest discussion zone for the Slenderman mythos' video ARGs. Their Marble Hornets and Slender Man Mythossections of their forums attract thousands of posts every week. Start a Discussion Discussions about Slender Man The obsession 121 messages Proxy Child Hey guys, could not being afraid of Slender Man be another sign that you have the obsession? Cause' I started to not be afraid of him, and at ... a day ago ⓍfluffykittyⓍ Proxy Child wrote: Hey guys, could not being afraid of Slender Man be another sign that you have the obsession? Cause' I started to not be afr... a day ago Anyone had any weird dreams lately? 332 messages ⓍfluffykittyⓍ Implord wrote: You are one to talk, little goddess! *Hades- Mode off* What? Hmmm...never mind that would probably lead off topic. a day ago PyroGothNerd Most people on the internet get off topic... -_-' a day ago See more discussions > Categories: Creatures Slender Man Creepypasta The Collective
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Sniep posted:wikipedia being a thing is newer than me having to write papers for school so i have never got anywhere near 3 dollars worth out of it. just a few lols over time drat dude how old are you, im 30 and it was handy as gently caress in college protip read the sources in articles, not the actual articles
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Install Windows posted:i donated $3000 to wikipedia a few years back source your nonsense quotes
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:protip read the sources in articles, not the actual articles 
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:drat dude how old are you, im 30 and it was handy as gently caress in college in grad school right now and I approve of this pro-tip
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FrozenVent posted:also what the gently caress there's a slenderman cannon? do people not realize this was something gibbis (GIBBIS!) came up with in a "oooooh spooky pictures" thread for bored manchildren? wikipedia has a large "bored manchildren" audience
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FrozenVent posted:also what the gently caress there's a slenderman cannon? do people not realize this was something gibbis (GIBBIS!) came up with in a "oooooh spooky pictures" thread for bored manchildren? most horror myths and ghost stories probably started like this except that back then there was no perfect comprehensive archive of it or wikipedia to document them in excruciating detaul
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency#Historyquote:An early attempt was made in wikipedia User:Bank_of_Wikipedia but it was not sanctioned by the project. All data from this project has been deleted by wikipedia administrators. Which led me to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikimoney what am i reading
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:protip read the sources in articles, not the actual articles
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haveblue posted:most horror myths and ghost stories probably started like this except that back then there was no perfect comprehensive archive of it or wikipedia to document them in excruciating detaul now I'm imagining 12th-century spooky photoshop threads bored german monks competing to draw the spookiest things they can  aaaaaa!
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While at first confusing, this is deceptive, as many of the elements are logical in hindsight. The visual style of this segment was heavily influenced by the music video for A-Ha's "Take on Me."[2]
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:protip list the sources in articles in your paper as references, but only bother reading the actual articles
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 A close-up of the plaque on the historical marker with a plush duck.
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"hey guys gently caress this whole hitler mess lets figure out where the middle of the country is"
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At the age of 18, Jane graduated from Lawndale High and was accepted by Boston Fine Arts College into the midterm freshman class. Because the show ended before Jane actually began attending the college, her current status is ultimately unknown, but it is assumed that she still attends the college, socializing with Daria, who attends a college in the same city, on her free weekends. Whether she achieved her possibly facetious stated goal of losing her virginity at "11a.m., move-in day" at college (Boston Fine Arts College) remains unknown.
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lmao at the pic/caption http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Jo_Johnson
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Toilet Clam posted:whos alt are you it's inri but he's going legit he sent me a pm to let me know
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FrozenVent posted:also what the gently caress there's a slenderman cannon? do people not realize this was something gibbis (GIBBIS!) came up with in a "oooooh spooky pictures" thread for bored manchildren? i played some new edition of Munchkin after turkey dinner and there was a slender man enemy card 
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FrozenVent posted:"hey guys gently caress this whole hitler mess lets figure out where the middle of the country is" yeah, imagine we coulda won the war a lot sooner if only l.t. hagerhorn and the lebanon hub club hadn't been farting around
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Sagebrush posted:l.t. hagerhorn and the lebanon hub club mods this is literally all i want for xmas
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WorkingPeer posted:mods this is literally all i want for xmas lebanon hub club would be an a-tier name
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Poor working conditions[edit] Allegations of poor working conditions have been made on several occasions.[51] News reports highlight the long working hours,[22][24] discrimination against mainland Chinese workers by their Taiwanese co-workers,[52] and lack of working relationships at the company.[53] Although Foxconn was found to be compliant in the majority of areas when Apple Inc. audited the maker of its iPods and iPhones in 2007[6] (it did so again in 2012) the audit did substantiate a few of the allegations.[54] Concerns increased in early 2012 due to a US theatrical monologue purportedly based on factual accounts of working conditions at Foxconn,[55] but much of the source material was later found to be fictional.[56] A 2012 audit performed by the Fair Labor Association at the request of Apple Inc. found that workers routinely received insufficient overtime pay and suggested that workplace accidents may be common.[57] A Hong Kong non-profit organisation, Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior, has written numerous negative reports on Foxconn's treatment of its employees.[58] These typically find far worse conditions than the 2012 Fair Labor Association audit did[citation needed] but rely on a far smaller pool of employee informants–100 to 170.[59] The Fair Labor Association audit in 2012 used interviews with 35,000 Foxconn employees.[57] In September 2012 a fight at worker dormitories in Taiyuan, Shanxi, escalated into a riot involving 2000 people and was quelled by security.[60][61] In October 2012, the company admitted that 14 year old children had worked for a short time at a facility in Yantai, Shandong province.[62] Foxconn said that the workers involved were part of an internship program.[62] Individuals as young as 16 can legally work in China.[62] In 2012, a young worker, Zhang Tingzhen, was threatened to have Hon-Hal medical support canceled, when doctors remonstrated against moving his injured body for treatment in Huizhou from the hospital in Shenzhen.[63] He suffered an electrical shock and was injured to the extent that doctors needed to amputate half of his brain. This left him in no condition to travel to Huizhou, the city he was initially hired at. The company stated that it was acting within labor laws.[64][65][66][67] It is evident that workers at Foxconn are treated poorly. The question that arises due to the latter is: Is Foxconn the only one that should take blame for these harsh working conditions? That’s a controversial topic on which quite a few people will agree that Apple is part of the reason behind these long hours and harsh working conditions because they are Foxconn’s biggest client. As Apple raises demand, the working conditions get worse which leads to some workers going on a strike.[68]To replace these workers more students are hired which leads to underage labour. It should be noted that some students are forced to work at Foxconn. Their teachers tell them that they will not graduate if they do not work and will be dismissed from school.[69] Whose duty is it to raise awareness? One can argue that it is consumers of Apple products who should raise awareness and try to prevent these harsh working conditions and underage labour in Foxconn factories. It should be noted that recently, Foxconn’s every move has been viewed by the public and these working conditions are known to be getting better but nowhere near the level they should be at.[70] 
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Sham bam bamina! posted:i'm the us theatrical monologue yeah we noticed you spend a lot of time talking alone to an empty room
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prefect posted:countdown until those last two paragraphs are removed for being "unencyclopedic"... its me
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The term has had a number of derivatives with the suffix "-mania", usually short-lived, to describe a similar phenomenon toward other bands, such as "Rollermania"[8] in the early 1970s for the Scottish band Bay City Rollers, "Menudomanía" in the 1980s to describe frenzy across Latin America for the boyband Menudo, and "Spicemania" in the 1990s[9][10] for the Spice Girls. In professional wrestling, the popularity of Hulk Hogan during his tenure led to the creation of the term Hulkamania. In modern times, the "-mania" suffix is often placed at the end of sports figures' names when they acquire sudden popularity, such as with Tim Tebow and his "Tebowmania" in 2011.
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