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let me ask ya'll a question
ya'll ever think about that one Goosebumps CYOA book in an amusement park
where you get a bad end that has you sliding down an infinite slide until all the lights slowly go out
and you just
keep sliding
forever
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A lot of the endings of goosebumps books scared me worse than any horror movie I've ever seen
Thats a pretty bad one
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I pretty much put the book down and gave up on all CYOA after that.
Eventually your clothes and skin would be worn away
and still you keep sliding.
Ooh yeah, friction would be a bastard
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its why I wanted the extremely bad dreamcast game ILLBLEED to be good
I still don't like scary stuff!
It's one of my favorite weird niche horror things and it's also one that I have no possible way to replicate as a Halloween theme and this brings me great pain
I think that's the same one that has an ending where if you don't solve a problem by midnight you slowly turn into a ghost. Not die and become a ghost, just like, transform into one.
That one was a lot for Young Lexi to process
Seems like a better fate than slowly being eroded away by friction.
I think these venn diagrams might overlap slightly more than you think
Like that Batman Beyond Villian but on a slide
this one haunts me because it doesn't make any sense
How can you still have enough mass to sink if you are so incorporeal that you can pass through walls
gooflumps
yes, the cover grossed me out
If you didn't have enough mass to sink, wouldn't you end up just kind of floating off into space because of the way the earth moves?
I don't know I'm not a scientist
That's exactly what a scientist would say
I'm onto you
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But now I am!
He could walk normally before it went all twilight zone on him so he must retain some level of mass. As slow as he was falling though it was like a dust mote or something.
Maybe what it did was push molecules away and they'd snap right back like a rubber band as he moved. The problem was his body couldn't snap back anymore
During the past few years at Knotts Berry Farm, one of their Halloween scare mazes was called Dark Ride and used this aesthetic and it was real damn good.
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And also probably a lot more money but whatever it's not like I'm not dipping into my savings every time I throw a Halloween party
You die
Your ghost keeps sliding for eternity
The local library had some sort of children's guide on supernatural creatures which went into depth on stuff like zombie powder
I have no idea how it got started or why, but we had this ridiculously long series we called "The Jeweled Monster." It was basically like, the creature from the black lagoon. With a jewel in its head. And we kept making up new stories and adventures for it to go on.
I remember none of the plots and many were very short and very dumb as only six year olds can imagine.
Yes
It also had the possibility of getting abducted by aliens
It's probably because I was a big baby
I read a short story once in some collection or other about a kid who had a monster who lived under his bed
He first figures out something is wrong when he loses his cat under there, and then his cat comes back but is like, possessed and talking to him
And then he gets dragged down there in a truly horrific experience, and the reveal is that there's a whole society of monsters-under-beds whose jobs are to give kids bad dreams, and the only way for them to be free is to recruit someone in their place
It fucked me up!
Oh boy I think that scene gave me nightmares
I also had nightmares about falling into molten steel just from reading about the Alien films (I still haven't actually seen Alien 3 to this day)