Don’t forget Tulsi. Her and Yang can go the fuck away forever.
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Yeah, it really does seem to miss the point of the appeal of hot ones, huh.
Agreed. The premise is I guess a bit useful in that the distraction can get people’s guards, down, but without Sean as the interviewer, I don’t think the show would work as more than a gimmick. It feels like every other interview, the interviewee is commenting on how impressed they are by how insightful and/or obscure…
.OMG the grindr date possible torture dungeon scenario still haunts me!!!
The scary bit of that story was wearing something from a thrift store without washing it first *shudder*
I suspect if that had been posted, it would have been eviscerated by the commentariat as fake.
Thank god I’m not the only one who thought that story sounded super humblebraggy on top of obviously fake. “lol I’m so quirky and I drive across the country specifically to visit different small-town thrift shops. Also I’m very pretty and so petite that normal people clothes don’t fit me teehee isn’t that cute?”
The Grindr hook up STILL gives me shivers.
I have no feelings about this story but I can tell you I took down a telephone pole my senior year of high school - totaled my car but I walked away without a scratch so it is definitely doable.
Yes, in a way, it is kind of like It, where the adults knowingly ignore that there is something very wrong in Derry. Venka is the town’s boogeyman, where the adults basically want it to go away and not talk about it, the adults make the kids not talk about it and it takes an outsider to come in and go “wait a minute”…
Oooh, this one is extremely haunting, for sure. I think the part that gets to me the most is that it’s not just a “oh, I saw this thing, and nobody else noticed” like a lot of these stories.
No, this is a -known- thing that everyone in that community was aware of and just, like, trying to ignore. That’s so much more…
Um, excuse me, our Lord and Savior rescued her from a demonic ouija cult. Show some respect!
The thrift store one was written straight out of 1980's Halloween episode of Growing Pains. I would’ve eaten that shit up as a child.
Truly the MPDG of stories.
Yes, I didn’t even think of that, but you’re absolutely right. It’s just a bad story on top of it.
Seriously. That and that humblebrag ass thrift store one. Jesus. “So the fry cook and I saunter over to the 1950's garage and the gentleman confesses to the murder. Quite an odd morning I suppose, but what a great haul!”
And there’s no possible way that accident could have taken down a telephone pole, especially if that photo is from the accident. Those things are INCREDIBLY strong and even if you smashed into one head on at full speed and destroyed your car entirely, it wouldn’t knock it down. So I’m gonna call fake on that one for…
By acclaim, Sorcia McNasty’s story about the haunted truck would go in there, and I’m still going to stand by my contention that the freakiest story I ever read on here was IndianaJoan’s story “911 Calling.”