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canis minor posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCibKB-87QU I quite liked the ABCs of Death but one of them, I think it's maybe I for Injection, is just straight up "look at this woman tied up in my bathtub while I poison her and she pukes and shits everwhere and finally dies" torture porn and it's really unlike anything else in the anthology, which has body horror and gross poo poo and farts and the awful masturbation Hunger Games, but that one is the worst and really sticks with me
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Busket Posket posted:Enjoy Jack Stauber’s “New Normal”: That one falls strongly into the "putting in very explicit words something I didn't want to acknowledge that I've been thinking about for months" camp, those songs that are just raw and painful and you hate the feelings they make you feel but no-one else is loving saying it as beautifully so you listen to them for two straight hours, and yeah anyone who can pluck my actual nightmares out of my head and put them on screen deserves a prize
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Mar 25, 2020 05:48
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Somfin posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVddN_nr1CI This I dig a lot. It really hits the creep spot
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Busket Posket posted:Enjoy Jack Stauber’s “New Normal”: guy finds glitch plugins.. spooky! 
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Deepfake music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6bo_mIOto0
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This video was recommended to me on youtube not so long ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxRB4sdbIcw Zdzislaw Beksinski's art makes way more sense now. Still freaky as poo poo, and I had no idea he also did photography. Also Nexpo came back and did a great deep dive and explanation of Local 58 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdVRyOX6S4A That real sleep one really fucks with my head if I follow the instructions, and he explains why. twistedmentat has a new favorite as of 02:02 on Apr 1, 2020 |
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twistedmentat posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxRB4sdbIcw Pro-Click. twistedmentat posted:Also Nexpo came back and did a great deep dive and explanation of Local 58 The effect is a lot more apparent when the faces are familiar and it's a little slower: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT9i99D_9gI
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The Mighty Moltres posted:Pro-Click. This explains why people think so many celebs are lizards.
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twistedmentat posted:This explains why people think so many celebs are lizards. That's leaded water
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Facebook Aunt posted:This is a video, but it contains many creepy images. That was beautiful. Not even lying.
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Just as everyone is getting used to T Rex with Feathers, they've decided that no, they didn't have them. Because larger animals would have feathers to keep themselves warm, and Rex's lived in warmer climates. Plus there have not been any indication of feathers in an rex skin imprints.
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twistedmentat posted:Just as everyone is getting used to T Rex with Feathers, they've decided that no, they didn't have them. Because larger animals would have feathers to keep themselves warm, and Rex's lived in warmer climates. Plus there have not been any indication of feathers in an rex skin imprints. They could have them as babies then lose them as they get bigger and more able to keep heat.
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Kurzgesagt did a good series of videos about body heat dissipation in different sizes of animals and how to melt an elephant, which is presented in a creepy/cute way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUWUHf-rzks
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ToxicSlurpee posted:Usually the nastiest, killiest viruses don't evolve in whatever it is they're killing. This is why things like swine flu are so nasty; human flu doesn't want to kill you for exactly that reason so it usually doesn't unless you're dealing with some other issue. Mostly you'll just have a lovely few days or a week or two and then you'll be fine. Same with swine flu for pigs; it doesn't do much other than make them miserable for a while and then they're fine. I'm currently a long way behind reading some old threads and my new hobby is finding quotes that are scarily relevant. Have a warning from the past!
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I'd say that's why corona has become so widespread. It really is not very dangerous to a healthy person, and it takes a while for symptoms to appear (if they do at all). Compare to something like ebola, which is far too deadly for its own good.
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Phlegmish posted:I'd say that's why corona has become so widespread. It really is not very dangerous to a healthy person, and it takes a while for symptoms to appear (if they do at all). Compare to something like ebola, which is far too deadly for its own good. Bearing in mind that 'not very dangerous' and 'healthy' are important key qualifiers in this sentence. I fear anything that can kick your rear end more than the flu, which kills a fair number of people every year, ye gads. But yeah, a lot of REALLY bad diseases tend to be self-limiting. Someone who is just oozing all of their blood out is both very visibly unwell and probably not long for this world, so transmission opportunities are reduced. The nightmare scenario for a world-ending disease is something like 'has extremely long incubation period, highly contagious during incubation, causes irrepairable long-term damage, immune response doesn't confer immunity for any real length of time, doesn't respond to any medications', and Covid-19 is certainly trying its damnedest to meet the metrics even if, I think, it ultimately won't.
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Shady Amish Terror posted:Bearing in mind that 'not very dangerous' and 'healthy' are important key qualifiers in this sentence. I fear anything that can kick your rear end more than the flu, which kills a fair number of people every year, ye gads. Ah the best way to win plague inc. There's also the scenario that the vector for delivery is not human contact but through water or animal/insects, so like dysentery and bubonic plague. Though both of those are pretty easily delt with today because we understand how those spread. Though i think in the world we live in, if a waterborn illness appeared in a major metropolitan area, it would probably kill millions because the people in charge of fixing it would not want to spend the money and then chuds would demand its against their freedom to not drink water with a bacteria in it that makes your insides come out of your butt.
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twistedmentat posted:Though i think in the world we live in, if a waterborn illness appeared in a major metropolitan area, it would probably kill millions because the people in charge of fixing it would not want to spend the money and then chuds would demand its against their freedom to not drink water with a bacteria in it that makes your insides come out of your butt. Plus only poors drink unfiltered tap water so who is going to pay to fix it? Not a totally hypothetical situation, btw. I lived in a small town of about 7,000 people that had a problem for years where during the spring run off the water supply would become contaminated with Beaver Fever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giardiasis Upgrading the water treatment plant so it could prevent our pipes from filling with parasites would cost a million dollars. The town couldn't afford it and the province didn't care, so well-off folks drank bottled water and everybody else boiled it. We'd be under a boil water order for weeks at a time. And let me tell you, boiling 2 litres of water to make a jug of hot kool-aid was not a fun time. I think they finally did fixed it somehow, after more than 10 years of lovely springs. Of course Giardiasis doesn't kill people. It makes you have a real bad few weeks, but it won't kill you.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc This is a very long video that uses experimental music to stimulate the descent into dementia. The music represents memories, and how they become utterly, irreparably tangled and confused as the mind loses it's grasp on reality. Maybe it's just me, but I find that idea terrifying. If you want the full effect, start from the beginning. Stage 4, a little over 2 hours in, is where it really gets hosed up.
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oh dope posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc Definitely gave me a weird feeling listening to these, especially 5 & 6. It's like some part of my lizard brain is saying "stop listening, this is loving freaky"
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oh dope posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc This is fantastic. quote:STAGE 1 : 00:00:00
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The Mighty Moltres posted:This is fantastic. Yeah, it's got that "this is not music, this is crushing a raw nerve with a hammer until it stops hurting" vibe to it and I love it
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I, too, love having my spirit slowly and miserably crushed into dust.
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Read Snigfut posted:I, too, love having my spirit slowly and miserably crushed into dust. I, too, am a fan of the Seattle Mariners.
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Read Snigfut posted:I, too, love having my spirit slowly and miserably crushed into dust. Oh, I didn't know 2020 had an account
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That's a really cool find. I like it. Stage 3 is pretty cool, it feels the most ethereal of them.
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Read Snigfut posted:I, too, love having my spirit slowly and miserably crushed into dust. Ah so you're a goon
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Somfin posted:Yeah, it's got that "this is not music, this is crushing a raw nerve with a hammer until it stops hurting" vibe to it and I love it Weird as it sounds, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the original Quake game that Nine Inch Nails made. Such an eerie "wrongness" to how it sounds but you want to keep listening to see how much creepier it gets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVOHTGYoM6E
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Somfin posted:Yeah, it's got that "this is not music, this is crushing a raw nerve with a hammer until it stops hurting" vibe to it and I love it Incidentally I was just listening to the 1969 jazz album by Anthony Braxton, For Alto today and boy does that describe some of the tracks perfectly.
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BOOTY-ADE posted:Definitely gave me a weird feeling listening to these, especially 5 & 6. It's like some part of my lizard brain is saying "stop listening, this is loving freaky" Same. I made the questionable decision to listen to this at 3am and it's got me rattled in ways I can't begin to quantify. Horrible (you could say awful) way to start the day. Do not recommend! Looks to the Moon has a new favorite as of 23:08 on Dec 23, 2020 |
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