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Ghostwatch was something like number 30 on the 100 greatest scary moments. The clips I saw made it look pretty damn real!

Most of those stories have ended up in my inbox as chain letters many, many times.

The photograph one was good.

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Originally Posted by ferretchucker (Post 839354)

Ghostwatch was something like number 30 on the 100 greatest scary moments. The clips I saw made it look pretty damn real!
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Plus at the time people thought it was a live broadcast..

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Originally Posted by Ferox13 (Post 839356)

Plus at the time people thought it was a live broadcast..

Jesus, I would have been crapping my wee little pants.

Cute little story

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As Jake trudged through the cornfield, he recalled the argument he'd had that morning with his Pa. “But they've only been up a month– they don't need changin'!”, he had yelled. “Yes they do, Jake, every one! And I want that first scarecrow replaced by sundown!”

He shifted the heavy bag slung over his shoulder and cursed at himself for not thinking of something more clever to say. He clutched the stepladder in his other arm like a lance, and fantasized about different endings to the fight. “I do all the work,” he thought to himself, “and just once I’d like some say-so as to how and when things get done.”

Striding up to the stoic figure, he put the bag down and planted the ladder. “Damn things last almost two months with proper care,” he fumed as he stepped up. He pulled off the garish hood and was met with a chorus of buzzing horse flies. Jake had just enough time to see the the boy’s glazed eyes, and the dried blood in his nostrils, before the head slumped forward.

“Huh…” he mused, “Pa was right.”

One of my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE online horror stories. Definitely creeps me out when I read it:

http://www.dionaea-house.com/

My favorite CreepyPasta today (like Deep Thoughts but BETTER):

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In 1962, the popular crayon manufacturer Crayola was forced to change the name of its "Flesh" color to "Peach." Many people believe this was a response to the civil rights movement, but that is only partly accurate. In reality, Crayola was running out of skin donors.

bwahahahaha

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Originally Posted by VampiricClown (Post 839404)

http://img387.imageshack.us/img387/8...aghettiio5.jpg

That IS creepy pasta. Thank you, Sir.

Ron Howard is the Antichrist