>The only good contribution Turkey will ever make to humanity
>Been in development for 7 years now and there's still no release date
JUST
/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal
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So you guys been playing RDR2?
I like how the horse is hiding behind a tree.
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>>67397
No, but it does look fun, even if it's a bit tedious at times and I know (((who))) is the publisher behind it.
No, but it does look fun, even if it's a bit tedious at times and I know (((who))) is the publisher behind it.
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>On a Possible Cause of Negative Sign of Gravitational Interaction Between Matter and Antimatter
>Based on the mass-energy equivalence from special theory of relativity, we conjecture simple and clear framework for the purpose of conceptualizing atomic mass generation mechanism for a single hydrogen atom. We then apply it to see if it would offer conclusive clarification of the issue of the sign of gravitational interaction between the Earth and antihydrogen atoms at CERN. Our testable prediction is that the interaction will be conclusively repulsive, i.e. of equal and opposite magnitude as compared to the attractive one. We are confident that, if experimentally verified, our conjecture has sufficient potential to result in a theoretical basis of the first experimentally testable quantum gravity hypothesis.
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>This, in turn, would imply that we could expect vast regions of atomic antimatter dust to be present in the intergalactic space, thus solving the mystery of the missing antimatter. Similar scenario was hypothesized by Bars and James [5]. Such vast regions of antimatter dust would power not only cosmological inflation, but would also power antimatter regions’ self-expansion, which would further accelerate the inflation. Antimatter and its antigravity would naturally eliminate the need for dark matter and dark energy.
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>In regard to the [gravito?]magnetic terms being wholly unfamiliar, because we don’t sense them in everyday life, we think that this is due to magnetic fields being gravity’s propagation medium. We suppose that gravity interactions make use of magnetic vortex tubes. It implies that gravity is a very complex phenomenon, much more so than magnetism, and not a fundamental force with its associated carrier particle.
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https://quantumantigravity.wordpress.com/
http://vixra.org/abs/1810.0036
>That the ether is thrown into “infinitesimal whirls” (“micro helices”) at near the speed of light, becoming ponderable matter
http://aetherforce.com/teslas-dynamic-theory-of-gravity/
Tesla 1890s
>Based on the mass-energy equivalence from special theory of relativity, we conjecture simple and clear framework for the purpose of conceptualizing atomic mass generation mechanism for a single hydrogen atom. We then apply it to see if it would offer conclusive clarification of the issue of the sign of gravitational interaction between the Earth and antihydrogen atoms at CERN. Our testable prediction is that the interaction will be conclusively repulsive, i.e. of equal and opposite magnitude as compared to the attractive one. We are confident that, if experimentally verified, our conjecture has sufficient potential to result in a theoretical basis of the first experimentally testable quantum gravity hypothesis.
...
>This, in turn, would imply that we could expect vast regions of atomic antimatter dust to be present in the intergalactic space, thus solving the mystery of the missing antimatter. Similar scenario was hypothesized by Bars and James [5]. Such vast regions of antimatter dust would power not only cosmological inflation, but would also power antimatter regions’ self-expansion, which would further accelerate the inflation. Antimatter and its antigravity would naturally eliminate the need for dark matter and dark energy.
...
>In regard to the [gravito?]magnetic terms being wholly unfamiliar, because we don’t sense them in everyday life, we think that this is due to magnetic fields being gravity’s propagation medium. We suppose that gravity interactions make use of magnetic vortex tubes. It implies that gravity is a very complex phenomenon, much more so than magnetism, and not a fundamental force with its associated carrier particle.
...
https://quantumantigravity.wordpress.com/
http://vixra.org/abs/1810.0036
>That the ether is thrown into “infinitesimal whirls” (“micro helices”) at near the speed of light, becoming ponderable matter
http://aetherforce.com/teslas-dynamic-theory-of-gravity/
Tesla 1890s
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>In the 1970s, Vera Rubin uncovered a discrepancy between observed galactic rotation speed and that predicted by the visible mass of stars and gas. Today, the galaxy rotation problem is thought to be explained by the presence of large quantities of unseen dark matter.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy#Modern_research
Is anti-matter the explanation for dark matter/energy, cosmological constant? Can anti-matter captured be anti-gravity?
>A significant discrepancy exists between the experimental curves observed, and a curve derived from theory. The theory of dark matter is currently postulated to account for the variance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_rotation_curve
>Galaxy clusters are the lights that trace out the contours of cosmic structure. But they’re only the tip of the proverbial iceberg: dark matter forms the cosmic web’s skeleton. Clusters sit in big halos of dark matter, and the more massive the cluster, the more dark matter is there. We know there’s something like ten times more matter than what we see in these clusters because, if there weren’t, the galaxies zooming around a cluster would be able to escape — the cluster would fly apart.
https://www.skyandtelescope.com/astronomy-news/dark-matter-makes-galaxy-clusters-clump-0502201623/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy#Modern_research
Is anti-matter the explanation for dark matter/energy, cosmological constant? Can anti-matter captured be anti-gravity?
>A significant discrepancy exists between the experimental curves observed, and a curve derived from theory. The theory of dark matter is currently postulated to account for the variance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_rotation_curve
>Galaxy clusters are the lights that trace out the contours of cosmic structure. But they’re only the tip of the proverbial iceberg: dark matter forms the cosmic web’s skeleton. Clusters sit in big halos of dark matter, and the more massive the cluster, the more dark matter is there. We know there’s something like ten times more matter than what we see in these clusters because, if there weren’t, the galaxies zooming around a cluster would be able to escape — the cluster would fly apart.
https://www.skyandtelescope.com/astronomy-news/dark-matter-makes-galaxy-clusters-clump-0502201623/
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>As the first known object of its type, ʻOumuamua presented a unique case for the International Astronomical Union, which assigns designations for astronomical objects. Originally classified as comet C/2017 U1, it was later reclassified as asteroid A/2017 U1, due to the absence of a coma. Once it was unambiguously identified as coming from outside the Solar System, a new designation was created: I, for Interstellar object. ʻOumuamua, as the first object so identified, was designated 1I, with rules on the eligibility of objects for I-numbers, and the names to be assigned to these interstellar objects, yet to be codified. The object may be referred to as 1I; 1I/2017 U1; 1I/ʻOumuamua; or 1I/2017 U1 (ʻOumuamua).[3]
>The name comes from Hawaiian ʻoumuamua, meaning 'scout'[22] (from ʻou, meaning 'reach out for', and mua, reduplicated for emphasis, meaning 'first, in advance of'[3]), and reflects the way this object is like a scout or messenger sent from the distant past to reach out to humanity. It roughly translates to "first distant messenger".
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BBOumuamua
>COULD SOLAR RADIATION PRESSURE EXPLAIN ‘OUMUAMUA’S PECULIAR ACCELERATION?
>SHMUEL BIALY AND ABRAHAM LOEB
>Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, 60 Garden st., Cambridge, MA, 02138
>Draft version November 1, 2018
>Considering an artificial origin, one possibility is that ‘Oumuamua is a lightsail, floating in interstellar space as a debris from an advanced technological equipment (Loeb 2018). Lightsails with similar dimensions have been designed and constructed by our own civilization, including the IKAROS project and the Starshot Initiative2. The lightsail technology might be abundantly used for transportation of cargos between planets (Guillochon & Loeb 2015) or between stars (Lingam & Loeb 2017). In the former case, dynamical ejection from a planetary System could result in space debris of equipment that is not operational any more3 (Loeb 2018), and is floating at the characteristic speed of stars relative to each other in the Solar neighborhood. This would account for the various anomalies of ‘Oumuamua, such as the unusual geometry inferred from its lightcurve (Meech et al. 2017; Fraser et al. 2018; Drahus et al. 2018; Belton et al. 2018), its low thermal emission, suggesting high reflectivity (Trilling et al. 2018), and its deviation from a Keplerian orbit (Micheli et al. 2018) without any sign of a cometary tail (Meech et al. 2017; Knight et al. 2017; Jewitt et al. 2017; Ye et al. 2017; Fitzsimmons et al. 2017) or spin-up torques (Rafikov 2018). Although ‘Oumuamua has a red surface color, similar to organic-rich surfaces of Solar-System comets and D-type asteroids (Meech et al. 2017), this does not contradict the artificial scenario, since irrespective of the object’s composition, as it travels through the ISM its surface will be covered by a layer of interstellar dust, which is itself composed of organic-rich materials (Draine 2003).
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1810.11490.pdf
>The name comes from Hawaiian ʻoumuamua, meaning 'scout'[22] (from ʻou, meaning 'reach out for', and mua, reduplicated for emphasis, meaning 'first, in advance of'[3]), and reflects the way this object is like a scout or messenger sent from the distant past to reach out to humanity. It roughly translates to "first distant messenger".
...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BBOumuamua
>COULD SOLAR RADIATION PRESSURE EXPLAIN ‘OUMUAMUA’S PECULIAR ACCELERATION?
>SHMUEL BIALY AND ABRAHAM LOEB
>Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, 60 Garden st., Cambridge, MA, 02138
>Draft version November 1, 2018
>Considering an artificial origin, one possibility is that ‘Oumuamua is a lightsail, floating in interstellar space as a debris from an advanced technological equipment (Loeb 2018). Lightsails with similar dimensions have been designed and constructed by our own civilization, including the IKAROS project and the Starshot Initiative2. The lightsail technology might be abundantly used for transportation of cargos between planets (Guillochon & Loeb 2015) or between stars (Lingam & Loeb 2017). In the former case, dynamical ejection from a planetary System could result in space debris of equipment that is not operational any more3 (Loeb 2018), and is floating at the characteristic speed of stars relative to each other in the Solar neighborhood. This would account for the various anomalies of ‘Oumuamua, such as the unusual geometry inferred from its lightcurve (Meech et al. 2017; Fraser et al. 2018; Drahus et al. 2018; Belton et al. 2018), its low thermal emission, suggesting high reflectivity (Trilling et al. 2018), and its deviation from a Keplerian orbit (Micheli et al. 2018) without any sign of a cometary tail (Meech et al. 2017; Knight et al. 2017; Jewitt et al. 2017; Ye et al. 2017; Fitzsimmons et al. 2017) or spin-up torques (Rafikov 2018). Although ‘Oumuamua has a red surface color, similar to organic-rich surfaces of Solar-System comets and D-type asteroids (Meech et al. 2017), this does not contradict the artificial scenario, since irrespective of the object’s composition, as it travels through the ISM its surface will be covered by a layer of interstellar dust, which is itself composed of organic-rich materials (Draine 2003).
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1810.11490.pdf
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oh god please be real
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By all accounts, I never expected VI to exists. Who hype here?
Anyone still play the series or play Tekken 7 on PC?
Anyone still play the series or play Tekken 7 on PC?
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I bought this earlier this weekend, but I've been too busy to play it yet. I mostly want to make silly custom characters.
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>>67388
I've been playing around with Geralt's play-style in the Libra of Souls campaign. It's pretty fun.
I've also been trying to recreate Fuhrer King Bradley in the character creator. While I think that it might be easier to create a more true to source recreation of his tacticool outfit with the black shirt, I want to try and recreate his dress uniform.
Pic related is what I've got so far. Both my first attempt on top, which was shit, and my current attempt below. The second attempt is closer, but still leaves a lot to be desired. Also I realized too late that I recreated the average soldier's dress uniform and not the Fuhrer's uniform.
I'm disappointed that they don't have a facial hair menu, since this mustache is wrong. Also, I wish that the clothing selection was larger. Give me some more coats damnit.
I've been playing around with Geralt's play-style in the Libra of Souls campaign. It's pretty fun.
I've also been trying to recreate Fuhrer King Bradley in the character creator. While I think that it might be easier to create a more true to source recreation of his tacticool outfit with the black shirt, I want to try and recreate his dress uniform.
Pic related is what I've got so far. Both my first attempt on top, which was shit, and my current attempt below. The second attempt is closer, but still leaves a lot to be desired. Also I realized too late that I recreated the average soldier's dress uniform and not the Fuhrer's uniform.
I'm disappointed that they don't have a facial hair menu, since this mustache is wrong. Also, I wish that the clothing selection was larger. Give me some more coats damnit.
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Post Stories that happened to you or someone you know. I'll start:
I was driving through a rural road one night, moving back home with my stuff in the trunk and backseat of my car. In the middle of nowhere I ran over a nail or something and blew a tire. I drove on a little further down the road cause there was an intersection ahead. Ended up at the gravely side near a crossroad, hoping I'd be more visible and maybe flag someone down cause I didn't have a spare. I waited for what felt like 2 fucking hours with no other cars in sight. No fucking cellular service. After swearing and kicking the shit out of my tire, I sat next to my car- ass on the dirt, back against wheel, bolts digging into my shoulders, I didn't give a shit. Done as fuck.
Then I saw a man walking up to me walking through the ditch. It was dark af so couldn't make out his face, I got up as he came closer. He was friendly and smooth talking, kinda sinister, got a real car salesman vibe. He quickly offered to replace my tires, guaranteed them and said they'll get me anywhere I wanted to go, that I could go anywhere I pleased perfectly safe and without fail for life. I told him I didn't have any cash on me (only had cards), he didn't seem interested and said I could write him a "promise to pay" which sounded crazy to me, I was clearly just passing through. I told him it was okay and that a tow truck was on it's way. He smiled, that I did see, then he walked back into the ditch and into the tall grass. I got back into the car and waited for 15 minutes then drove off on the flat for 30km to the next town. Totally destroying my wheel. Got a hotel and kept my motherfucking soul.
I was driving through a rural road one night, moving back home with my stuff in the trunk and backseat of my car. In the middle of nowhere I ran over a nail or something and blew a tire. I drove on a little further down the road cause there was an intersection ahead. Ended up at the gravely side near a crossroad, hoping I'd be more visible and maybe flag someone down cause I didn't have a spare. I waited for what felt like 2 fucking hours with no other cars in sight. No fucking cellular service. After swearing and kicking the shit out of my tire, I sat next to my car- ass on the dirt, back against wheel, bolts digging into my shoulders, I didn't give a shit. Done as fuck.
Then I saw a man walking up to me walking through the ditch. It was dark af so couldn't make out his face, I got up as he came closer. He was friendly and smooth talking, kinda sinister, got a real car salesman vibe. He quickly offered to replace my tires, guaranteed them and said they'll get me anywhere I wanted to go, that I could go anywhere I pleased perfectly safe and without fail for life. I told him I didn't have any cash on me (only had cards), he didn't seem interested and said I could write him a "promise to pay" which sounded crazy to me, I was clearly just passing through. I told him it was okay and that a tow truck was on it's way. He smiled, that I did see, then he walked back into the ditch and into the tall grass. I got back into the car and waited for 15 minutes then drove off on the flat for 30km to the next town. Totally destroying my wheel. Got a hotel and kept my motherfucking soul.
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>>65995
American states are divided into counties, which make up the local government and may contain anywhere from one to several towns and/or cities. They're more of a big deal in rural areas, as big cities are often their own county in the form of city limits.
t. used to live in MN
American states are divided into counties, which make up the local government and may contain anywhere from one to several towns and/or cities. They're more of a big deal in rural areas, as big cities are often their own county in the form of city limits.
t. used to live in MN
I actually have another spoopy story, this one is actually very seriously spoopy, at least to me. Also, this is going to sound like some /x/ tier creepypasta, but I swear this is something that I honestly remember happening.
When I was a kid, this would have been like 1991-1992, my parents took a trip together and left me and my brother to stay with my grandparents for a week. My parents had limits on how much TV we were allowed to watch at home but my grandparents didn't care, so basically all I did that week was sit and watch Nickelodeon from after breakfast until bedtime just because I could.
Anyway, I remember around 1 or 2 in the afternoon, Lassie reruns were on. One day, I remember sitting in my grandparents' living room watching as usual. My brother wasn't as excited about being allowed to sit in front of the TV all day as I was so he wasn't around. My grandparents were off somewhere too so it was just me in the room. This episode of Lassie comes on, the title was The Haunted Farm. For anyone who's never seen Lassie before it was this old TV show from the 50s about a kid named Timmy and his dog, the kid was always getting into trouble and then Lassie would save the day somehow.
I specifically remember several things about this episode, one of which was the title card that read "The Haunted Farm" displaying white letters over black and white footage of an old country road. I don't remember what the setup was, but in the episode Timmy decides to go check out this old abandoned farm, by himself like a retard. I think his friends dared him to go, that's usually how these kinds of stories work. He goes into the barn, and it's this tracking shot of Timmy's feet walking along the floor. I very clearly remember this part. The floor is wood planks, with hay scattered around. The camera slowly follows Timmy's feet as he's walking. That corny 50's dramatic music is playing while he's walking. There's this old fashioned looking overturned wheelbarrow, I remember what the wheel looked like. He walks past the wheelbarrow and he sees this creepy-ass scarecrow thing sitting on the floor, propped up against the wall with its legs out.
The scarecrow thing is creepy looking as all hell. You can tell from looking at it that it's just an actor dressed up like a scarecrow, and the barn is pretty obviously a TV set but it was still creepy enough to scare a kid. Anyway, Timmy kind of hesitates when he sees it, you can tell he doesn't really want to walk past it but he doesn't want to turn back either, like I said I think the setup is that his friends dared him to come in here or something. He screws up his courage and steps over the scarecrow's legs. The corny music is doing that vibrating strings thing they always used to do when they wanted to build tension. But he steps across, then he puts his other foot across, and he's on the other side of the scarecrow. Then, suddenly, it comes to life and attacks him.
So Timmy is yelling for help, rolling around on the floor of this barn as this terrifying scarecrow thing tries to wrestle him and hold him down. They do that thing they always do in Lassie episodes where the action happening cuts away to a shot of Lassie's head perking up as her super dog hearing or whatever the fuck makes her realize that Timmy is in trouble, and she starts running. It cuts back and forth between shots of Lassie running and shots of Timmy and that goddamn scarecrow thing wrestling around on the floor of the barn. Then suddenly Lassie jumps in through a window and starts biting the scarecrow on the arm and growling, and Timmy is able to get up and run away. The last bit I remember is a shot of Timmy and Lassie running away from the barn, the sky is all dark and gloomy looking and clearly a painted backdrop. I don't remember any of the rest of the episode or even the beginning of it very well, but I very clearly remember these things: the title card that said "The Haunted Farm," the tracking shot of Timmy's feet, plank floor, hay, overturned wheelbarrow, and the fight scene with the scarecrow. The episode really unsettled me, and watching it alone didn't help.
Now, here's the fucking spoopy part. I hadn't really thought much about this episode, other than just randomly recalling it every now and then as something dumb that had scared me when I was a kid. Not long ago though I had an idea for a visual novel style horror game which I'm still planning to make where the monster is a giant man-sized scarecrow-like doll thing (life-size straw men and mannequins and things like that have always creeped me out, go figure). Anyway I thought of this old Lassie episode I saw when I was a kid and the impression it made on me, and thought it might be fun to watch it again, maybe the scarecrow thing would serve as inspiration or whatever. I expected it to just be some corny old 50s TV show that wouldn't be even remotely scary to an adult and it would at least be fun to watch again and laugh at.
Here's the thing though: I have searched literally everywhere, not just YouTube and the like, but I have gone through episode guides and wikis for Lassie, and I have never been able to find an episode called The Haunted Farm, or even an episode that remotely fits this description. Closest thing I could find is one called "The Haunted House," but the story is not even close to what I described. And then I started thinking about how strange the whole thing was to begin with. The scene I described would have been pretty disturbing for a family show in the 50s, it's hard to imagine anyone back then greenlighting a script like that. Then I thought maybe I was remembering a different show or something, but I found a list of Nickelodeon programming from that era, and they did show Lassie reruns in the afternoon.
Again, I know this sounds like a creepypasta but I swear to God this is what I remember.
When I was a kid, this would have been like 1991-1992, my parents took a trip together and left me and my brother to stay with my grandparents for a week. My parents had limits on how much TV we were allowed to watch at home but my grandparents didn't care, so basically all I did that week was sit and watch Nickelodeon from after breakfast until bedtime just because I could.
Anyway, I remember around 1 or 2 in the afternoon, Lassie reruns were on. One day, I remember sitting in my grandparents' living room watching as usual. My brother wasn't as excited about being allowed to sit in front of the TV all day as I was so he wasn't around. My grandparents were off somewhere too so it was just me in the room. This episode of Lassie comes on, the title was The Haunted Farm. For anyone who's never seen Lassie before it was this old TV show from the 50s about a kid named Timmy and his dog, the kid was always getting into trouble and then Lassie would save the day somehow.
I specifically remember several things about this episode, one of which was the title card that read "The Haunted Farm" displaying white letters over black and white footage of an old country road. I don't remember what the setup was, but in the episode Timmy decides to go check out this old abandoned farm, by himself like a retard. I think his friends dared him to go, that's usually how these kinds of stories work. He goes into the barn, and it's this tracking shot of Timmy's feet walking along the floor. I very clearly remember this part. The floor is wood planks, with hay scattered around. The camera slowly follows Timmy's feet as he's walking. That corny 50's dramatic music is playing while he's walking. There's this old fashioned looking overturned wheelbarrow, I remember what the wheel looked like. He walks past the wheelbarrow and he sees this creepy-ass scarecrow thing sitting on the floor, propped up against the wall with its legs out.
The scarecrow thing is creepy looking as all hell. You can tell from looking at it that it's just an actor dressed up like a scarecrow, and the barn is pretty obviously a TV set but it was still creepy enough to scare a kid. Anyway, Timmy kind of hesitates when he sees it, you can tell he doesn't really want to walk past it but he doesn't want to turn back either, like I said I think the setup is that his friends dared him to come in here or something. He screws up his courage and steps over the scarecrow's legs. The corny music is doing that vibrating strings thing they always used to do when they wanted to build tension. But he steps across, then he puts his other foot across, and he's on the other side of the scarecrow. Then, suddenly, it comes to life and attacks him.
So Timmy is yelling for help, rolling around on the floor of this barn as this terrifying scarecrow thing tries to wrestle him and hold him down. They do that thing they always do in Lassie episodes where the action happening cuts away to a shot of Lassie's head perking up as her super dog hearing or whatever the fuck makes her realize that Timmy is in trouble, and she starts running. It cuts back and forth between shots of Lassie running and shots of Timmy and that goddamn scarecrow thing wrestling around on the floor of the barn. Then suddenly Lassie jumps in through a window and starts biting the scarecrow on the arm and growling, and Timmy is able to get up and run away. The last bit I remember is a shot of Timmy and Lassie running away from the barn, the sky is all dark and gloomy looking and clearly a painted backdrop. I don't remember any of the rest of the episode or even the beginning of it very well, but I very clearly remember these things: the title card that said "The Haunted Farm," the tracking shot of Timmy's feet, plank floor, hay, overturned wheelbarrow, and the fight scene with the scarecrow. The episode really unsettled me, and watching it alone didn't help.
Now, here's the fucking spoopy part. I hadn't really thought much about this episode, other than just randomly recalling it every now and then as something dumb that had scared me when I was a kid. Not long ago though I had an idea for a visual novel style horror game which I'm still planning to make where the monster is a giant man-sized scarecrow-like doll thing (life-size straw men and mannequins and things like that have always creeped me out, go figure). Anyway I thought of this old Lassie episode I saw when I was a kid and the impression it made on me, and thought it might be fun to watch it again, maybe the scarecrow thing would serve as inspiration or whatever. I expected it to just be some corny old 50s TV show that wouldn't be even remotely scary to an adult and it would at least be fun to watch again and laugh at.
Here's the thing though: I have searched literally everywhere, not just YouTube and the like, but I have gone through episode guides and wikis for Lassie, and I have never been able to find an episode called The Haunted Farm, or even an episode that remotely fits this description. Closest thing I could find is one called "The Haunted House," but the story is not even close to what I described. And then I started thinking about how strange the whole thing was to begin with. The scene I described would have been pretty disturbing for a family show in the 50s, it's hard to imagine anyone back then greenlighting a script like that. Then I thought maybe I was remembering a different show or something, but I found a list of Nickelodeon programming from that era, and they did show Lassie reruns in the afternoon.
Again, I know this sounds like a creepypasta but I swear to God this is what I remember.
>>66835
That's pretty spoopy. I'm adding that to the list of Mandella effect stuff.
As an aside, years ago my middle school had a Halloween dance and I dressed up as a scarecrow with this big stupid jack-o-lantern candy basket repurposed into a mask. I spent most of the evening leaning up against walls with my arms outstretched, and then spooking people by jumping to life.
Also, my mask did not have enough ventilation. When trick-or-treating with the costume, I started feeling really sick by the end of the evening and then got better when I took it off. I think that I nearly asphyxiated myself.
That's pretty spoopy. I'm adding that to the list of Mandella effect stuff.
As an aside, years ago my middle school had a Halloween dance and I dressed up as a scarecrow with this big stupid jack-o-lantern candy basket repurposed into a mask. I spent most of the evening leaning up against walls with my arms outstretched, and then spooking people by jumping to life.
Also, my mask did not have enough ventilation. When trick-or-treating with the costume, I started feeling really sick by the end of the evening and then got better when I took it off. I think that I nearly asphyxiated myself.
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Is anyone else playing Nintendo's new mobile game? I've been enjoying it, but the the gacha rates are cancer and the event grind is kind of crazy.
Pic related is best girl. I had to do a double take when I noticed that she's voiced by Rarity's VA.
Pic related is best girl. I had to do a double take when I noticed that she's voiced by Rarity's VA.
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Any codfags here who wanna set up for the Arena/Leagueplay or some Zombies sometime? I have one week before I ship out of my home city, and I want to play something socially before I go.
Alternatively for non CoD players or F2Ps, I'm up for TF2, Doom 2016, Ironsight, Dirty Bomb or other team shooters.
Alternatively for non CoD players or F2Ps, I'm up for TF2, Doom 2016, Ironsight, Dirty Bomb or other team shooters.
>>67345
Oh, and PvE games like Killing Floor! Can't believe I never considered that, considering that series makes an amazing party-game.
Oh, and PvE games like Killing Floor! Can't believe I never considered that, considering that series makes an amazing party-game.
>>67347
Well shit son, it's 5AM, can't really stay up much later. Almost soon enough to do some casual/impromptu stuff, but sleep beckons for the moment.
Which of those games would you prefer? You can contact me at "Flutterbutter Stutters" on steam so we can chat in private or plot something for a group. I haven't leveled up fully in KF2, I think I'm about level 12 for most classes if you're around that difficulty range yourself. I've got every map pack for every treyarch game except BO4. For competitive play/queueing up, I'm also up for any of the games - though my level's low due to low traffic giving very little xp and CoD points in BO and such.
Well shit son, it's 5AM, can't really stay up much later. Almost soon enough to do some casual/impromptu stuff, but sleep beckons for the moment.
Which of those games would you prefer? You can contact me at "Flutterbutter Stutters" on steam so we can chat in private or plot something for a group. I haven't leveled up fully in KF2, I think I'm about level 12 for most classes if you're around that difficulty range yourself. I've got every map pack for every treyarch game except BO4. For competitive play/queueing up, I'm also up for any of the games - though my level's low due to low traffic giving very little xp and CoD points in BO and such.
>>67349
Well I ain't providing outsiders and slowbros with a link to my steam. So my Discord is Edgy Lad#3465
Well I ain't providing outsiders and slowbros with a link to my steam. So my Discord is Edgy Lad#3465
For anyone interested in Killing Floor 2, two of us'll be playing from 6PM to 11PM Pacific Standard time. For those who're too lazy to check timezones, that's two hours from this post. Feel free to join our server at any level though my own level for almost every class is around 15, rendering Normal too easy and Hell on Earth too hard. You can contact my Discord name or seek out my current Steam name if you wanna join us.
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Your appointment to FEMA should be finalized within the week i've already discussed the matter with the senator.
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One of these days I need to actually finish Deus Ex. I love the dialogue, but god, that aiming system
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I've been making a Pokemon fangame for 4 months. I told everyone I gave up on it 2 months ago. But I am actually likely to finish it some time between now and 2019.
It will have one big region, multiple endings, enjoyable sidequests to encourage exploration, with rewards, and 100 new Pokemon on top of the 800 or whatever SM gave us.
Post a name and 1-5 pokemon in this thread if you want some random route's trainer to have that name and trainer.
Yes, you can pick Aryanne and six Mudkips, I don't give a fuck. No nicknames for enemy trainers, tho. Engine limitation.
It will have one big region, multiple endings, enjoyable sidequests to encourage exploration, with rewards, and 100 new Pokemon on top of the 800 or whatever SM gave us.
Post a name and 1-5 pokemon in this thread if you want some random route's trainer to have that name and trainer.
Yes, you can pick Aryanne and six Mudkips, I don't give a fuck. No nicknames for enemy trainers, tho. Engine limitation.
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Trainer Name: Uck You
Metapod
Metapod
Metapod
Metapod
Metapod
Intro: You might win this, but is it worth it?
Def: I live to waste your life in battle!
Metapod
Metapod
Metapod
Metapod
Metapod
Intro: You might win this, but is it worth it?
Def: I live to waste your life in battle!
>>66436
>trainer name
Glimmernigel
>pokemon
1. Silver "Pound my Pony Pooper" Star
2. Silver "Goat Fellator" Star
3. Silver "The Colt Molester" Star
4. Silver "The Pony of Sodomy" Star
5. Silver "Don't Stop Until You Reach the Back of My Teeth" Star
>trainer name
Glimmernigel
>pokemon
1. Silver "Pound my Pony Pooper" Star
2. Silver "Goat Fellator" Star
3. Silver "The Colt Molester" Star
4. Silver "The Pony of Sodomy" Star
5. Silver "Don't Stop Until You Reach the Back of My Teeth" Star
>>66494
I dunno, gaining the love of retards worked out pretty well for Nintendo.
Can you believe people seriously unironically defend Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee?
I dunno, gaining the love of retards worked out pretty well for Nintendo.
Can you believe people seriously unironically defend Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee?
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