As much as we'd all like to think we're perfectly rational, we're all creatures of suspicion and superstition. Sometimes we see strange events that we can't logically explain like having some weird premonition or out-of-body experience, and all we're left to do is sit there and go "alright, that was weird. People aren't going to believe this."
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Tumblr has its fair share of avoidable werewolf fiction, but very little of it has to do with how hard it would be to keep up with a werewolf PTA mom. The bake sales would be absolutely brutal. For other tumblr things of the sort, here's a blessed tumblr post on wolves and a funny tumblr foray into the Addams Family.
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Man oh man, this AskReddit thread is just in time for spooky season. It's all about the creepiest experiences that midnight shift workers have had while on the job. Let's just say that it's threads like these that lead us to believe that there's a whole lot more scary stuff going on in the world than we'll ever fully grasp.
Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about some of the most supernatural experiences that people have ever had. At the very least, it's threads like this that can invite folks to consider there's a whole lot more going on in this universe than we will ever fully understand.
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It's getting into spooky season and anyone who wishes to not get stuck in a lost plane of reality while exploring decrepit pews could learn from this creative church exploration guide. We weren't privy to the supernatural risks of walking into a creepy-ass haunted church, but this seems like someone put a lot of thought into it. For more spooky creativity, check out thesetwo-sentence horror stories.
Those viral videos of strange and unexplained aircraft that were going around the web, have now been confirmed as real, by Joseph Gradisher, a spokesperson for the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Warfare.
Um. So, there it is. There are strange aircraft flying around the world, that escape all logic and our understanding of the laws of physics, and a high ranking official from the Navy is confirming that none of us were supposed to see the footage in the first place.
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Via ViralHog
The original description was the folks who submitted the video reads:
I was having breakfast with my family. At about 10:30 am, my dog started barking and ran to the front door. I was waiting for a courier delivery and I figured it was the driver dropping off the parcel. I went to my front door and looked out the window and no one was there. Then I received a notification on my cell phone the motion sensor on my door bell was was activated. My first thought was that the delivery had arrived, so I opened the door and went outside to retrieve my package. Nothing was there, so I walked down my walkway but nothing was there. This is when I decided to log into my alarm account and see what triggered the motion sensor. As I was watching the video, I saw a translucent image floating across the screen. I had many thoughts running through my mind at that moment, mostly confused. I played the video over and over. My family looked at it too, they were puzzled. This was when I took it to social media. I posted my video and asked my friends and family 'what do you think?'. Since then, I have seen so many theories and explanations. From guardian angels, spirits, bugs, raccoons, leaves, plastic bags, shadows, everything. One psychic who viewed the video told me the bench located on the bottom right corner of the frame had a connection to this translucent image. That bench was given to me by a very dear friend just before he died. The last conversation we had was on that bench, just the two of us. I would like everyone to see this video and see for themselves what they think. It's amazing how many different perspectives there can be from a 30-second video.
Absolutely ruthless. On one hand you have a girl who is obviously in an emotional crisis and experiencing a life-altering moment. AND then you've got someone who has ran out of sh*ts to give. Was the trolling mean, YES. Was it necessary, NO. But, seriously, the dude's name was Sam. That's practically an alley-oop for any internet troll. *Not a single Supernatural meme was spared in the making of this heartless trolling
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After a wrong number texted this person with a dramatic accusation, they took it as a chance to be supernaturally funny and string them along.
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