Really wish I stayed in touch with the cool hippie lady here who believed the Gateway Arch is a portal for interdimensional beings and would show me cryptid videos on her phone but was unfortunately forced to close her store for selling psilocybin mushroom kits
Speaking of mysterious caves I have reason to believe there's one underneath Forest Park and there is a hidden/forgotten entrance to it somewhere below the St. Louis Art Museum
ABD’nin Tennessee eyaletinde hazine arayan grup, girdikleri mağaranın derinliklerinde bir stadyumdan daha büyük dev bir yer altı odasıyla karşılaştı.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Bu paylaşımdaki kişiler hazine avcısı değil, Action Adventure Twins YouTube kanalının mağara kaşifleridir. Klip onların bir keşif videosundan alınmıştır.
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Wow, four individual jewel cases housed inside a clamshell case. This is 10/10 elite boxed set design, really great work
The least insufferable people come from small and midsized cities, the places you neurotic strivers dismissively call "America B" in your gay internet language
Guy just told me he was jogging through the park before sunrise this morning and an owl attacked him three times
Wish this book would come back in print, it’s a collection of Appalachian witchcraft encounters recorded by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s. Apparently it gets pretty disturbing
Pre-Halloween stroll through the woods listening to Art Bell’s infamous conversation with Harlot the satanic witch
Some people will think you’re an antisocial loser if you’d rather stay in and take care of elderly animals instead of going out at night but it’s very important that you just ignore them
Really enjoy how boomers aimlessly meander around stores with zero awareness of their surroundings or regard for other people
This show rules and if you haven’t seen it I recommend checking out the episode called Haeckel's Tale about a woman who likes to sneak out at night to the local cemetery and have sex with the undead. It’s based on a Clive Barker short story















