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IUG posted:Does it look different for people on Windows? On a Mac I'm just seeing a bunch of boxes, accent marks, and etc. You can both see what it ought to look like and generate your own: http://www.marlborotech.com/Zalgo.html
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Oct 22, 2009 20:36
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 So I guess you're doing something wrong. 
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Only when they paste it into a post here. If you go to the generator site, it looks closer to correct, except it puts all the weird crap between the letters horizontally, instead of growing up and down form them. Which I sort of like.
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Likewise. My neighborhood has very widely spaced streetlights, with lots of trees here and there, as well as an empty lot across the street with a dark line of trees at the far end. Slenderman is the shadows under the trees. Slenderman is that brief moment before you turn on the light when walking into a dark room, and the same moment when you leave. Slenderman is the leaves you can hear skittering down the road, but are unable to see. Slenderman wakes you up in the middle of the night and won't let you go back to sleep because you can feel him watching you.
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Strikes me as too actively aggressive and well-defined for Slenderman. This is more like...Venom, in a suit. v vvvv Yup, I agree, it's not a bad drawing. 
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Yup, that's more "true" to what I think most of us see in Slenderman. Now go to hell, you rear end in a top hat.  You ever done any drawings for those Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark books? The ones who's illustrations hav been posted here and there throughout this thread?
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It helps to sit alone in your basement (or your mom's, whatever) late at night, read this thread with all the slenderman pictures, and then maybe check out the videos that were posted as an offshoot of this thread over in the Marble Hornets thread. It's more a suspension of disbelief thing. Part of the "scariness" of it is that there is no real solid definition for what Slenderman is. He's different a little bit for everyone. I think the only consistent "facts" about him are that 1) he's long and narrow in every aspect, 2) is approximating human clothing, and 3) shows up goddamn everywhere in creepy ways. It's sort of a spooky madlib. What spooks you out? That's what Slenderman is/does. For me, he's there late at night when I walk into a dark room just before hitting the lights on. I keep expecting to flip the light on and there he is, just loving standing there, right in front of me, waiting for who knows what, but oh my god I almost walked right into him what the gently caress get outofhererunrunrunrun...
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Nov 6, 2009 05:25
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I was just thinking, maybe it's time we had one of these...
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I prefer the idea of him not actually wearing the clothes. He's more chameleon like. He's just trying to approximate the human form, but of course being as alien as he is to us, he doesn't understand what the "important" features are or how to get them right, really. Hence the lack of any real discernible facial features. And of course his motivations for attempting to blend in are of course incomprehensible to us. Our minds cannot comprehend his, and likewise his can't comprehend ours. His motivations are unknowable. By far the greatest thing about Slenderman is that he is whatever he needs to be to whoever is thinking about him. There's not really any such thing as "cannon" when it comes to Slenderman. He is what he must be. 
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Well, that was uncomfortable. Good morning, and gently caress you.
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