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SheepNameKiller posted:There may be more to the story that I'm missing, I don't get the significance of the Bible verses for instance and I doubt they were mentioned for no reason. Tony is a demon, that's what you're missing. His name is Tony Zazel. Tony is short for Anthony, in other words A. Zazel. Azazel is a demon in Christian literature.
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# ¿ Apr 28, 2024 14:45 |
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Oh God that was amazing. I had to move from my den to the front room halfway through reading because the other room had windows behind me. Truly one of the most scary stories I've read on here! Also, gently caress you, because it's 2 AM and I have to be up at 6 and oh poo poo I can't sleep now gently caress.
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# ¿ Mar 26, 2014 06:55 |
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cuntvalet posted:I don't get scared by stories often. I run a horror blog and love horror in general. For me it's the "hey, hey!" stuff in the vents and in the dark. I had a nightmare last night where I was in my laundry room, which has a 4' by 6' crawl space opening that's mostly uncovered. I was doing laundry in the dream and that drat voice started calling to me from that black dank hole to hell. I'm getting men in to board it over on the weekend.
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# ¿ Mar 27, 2014 06:15 |
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SomeDrunkenMick posted:Love the ghost story thread, I'm just reading through 50 foot ants stuff because I like the first story about the base up on the side of a mountain. It is totally a masturbatory Mary Sue action story, but that's why so many of us like it (or hate it). Personally I enjoy it for what it is: the novelization of the cheesiest action movie ever. It's the ghost story version of what the Expendables should have been. As for getting better, it pretty much stays sex-and-violence throughout with the occasional new character, one of which is a usually naked, half leprechaun, cold-immune, faerie queene, sex demon who uses Celtic Woman juju to get herself into the Army and tries to gently caress Tandy (I'm really not exagerrating). Just to warn you though, it's long. Like really, really long.
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# ¿ Mar 31, 2014 17:05 |
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An excellent ghost story should make you wonder about whether or not it's really true, balancing on the tightrope of the unbelievable. I looked up this street in Texas, and there is in fact a house for sale, and it's creepy as gently caress, and I had dreams about it last night. You have succeeded in making an excellent story.
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