I still occasionally have dreams about velociraptors stalking me through the aisles of a Costco or something
I haven't had one for a while, but the last one had a bunch of them hiding in the forest near my house and then coming out when it got dark and I had to escape somehow. I think I ended up dying before I woke up
how were you people scared by the velociraptors?
the first time I saw Jurassic Park I thought they were badass
Probably because I was about 9 when I saw Jurassic Park the first time
I still occasionally have dreams about velociraptors stalking me through the aisles of a Costco or something
I haven't had one for a while, but the last one had a bunch of them hiding in the forest near my house and then coming out when it got dark and I had to escape somehow. I think I ended up dying before I woke up
how were you people scared by the velociraptors?
the first time I saw Jurassic Park I thought they were badass
Probably because I was about 9 when I saw Jurassic Park the first time
as was I. Plus my dad's a professional hunter, and I guess my dreams are merging his lion stories with velociraptors
Is R.L Stein even a real person? I always thought it was just a psuedonym for a stable(sweatshop??) of writers.
Edit: Did anyone read any of Christopher Pike's books? Basically Goosebumps with teenage sex.
I remember reading "Monster" or something else by him.
It was about these people who turned into monsters as a result of a comet that landed so long ago. The main character turns into a monster throughout the series, eventually eating one of her friends, then blowing the fuck out of everyone else with gasoline bombs.
Did any of guys ever read a story about a Scarecrow that comes to life and is just kinda walking around while these two guys are at a reclusive sheep farm doing work for the winter.
Then they finnaly get freaked out and leave. But one guys forgets the shears or something and walks back. The dude sees the Scarecrow walking aorund on the roof. But the dude doesn't care because all it did was just walk around.
A few hours go by and the dude doesn't return. So the other guy goes to see whats up and he sees the Scarecrow drying the other dude's skin on the roof.
Couldn't sleep for days when my sixth grade teacher read us that one.
Did any of guys ever read a story about a Scarecrow that comes to life and is just kinda walking around while these two guys are at a reclusive sheep farm doing work for the winter.
Then they finnaly get freaked out and leave. But one guys forgets the shears or something and walks back. The dude sees the Scarecrow walking aorund on the roof. But the dude doesn't care because all it did was just walk around.
A few hours go by and the dude doesn't return. So the other guy goes to see whats up and he sees the Scarecrow drying the other dude's skin on the roof.
Couldn't sleep for days when my sixth grade teacher read us that one.
Did any of guys ever read a story about a Scarecrow that comes to life and is just kinda walking around while these two guys are at a reclusive sheep farm doing work for the winter.
Then they finnaly get freaked out and leave. But one guys forgets the shears or something and walks back. The dude sees the Scarecrow walking aorund on the roof. But the dude doesn't care because all it did was just walk around.
A few hours go by and the dude doesn't return. So the other guy goes to see whats up and he sees the Scarecrow drying the other dude's skin on the roof.
Couldn't sleep for days when my sixth grade teacher read us that one.
I was just about to tell this story.
If you don't want to sleep, go look for some of the drawings from the books.
The Scary Story books were the best, I had one or two of them and they freaked me out back in the day(and still do). I tried to read two Goosebumps books when I was a kid, I remember, but couldn't get into them. I think I decided to read the My Teacher is an Alien books instead.
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Even more interesting, in the comic they named him after a farmer next door that they didn't like. So I guess the creator of the comic had the original story in mind. My power of deduction is uncanny.
Is R.L Stein even a real person? I always thought it was just a psuedonym for a stable(sweatshop??) of writers.
Edit: Did anyone read any of Christopher Pike's books? Basically Goosebumps with teenage sex.
I remember reading "Monster" or something else by him.
It was about these people who turned into monsters as a result of a comet that landed so long ago. The main character turns into a monster throughout the series, eventually eating one of her friends, then blowing the fuck out of everyone else with gasoline bombs.
That was the first of his books I read. She fucks her boyfriend underwater in the lake or something.
Is R.L Stein even a real person? I always thought it was just a psuedonym for a stable(sweatshop??) of writers.
Edit: Did anyone read any of Christopher Pike's books? Basically Goosebumps with teenage sex.
I remember reading "Monster" or something else by him.
It was about these people who turned into monsters as a result of a comet that landed so long ago. The main character turns into a monster throughout the series, eventually eating one of her friends, then blowing the fuck out of everyone else with gasoline bombs.
That was the first of his books I read. She fucks her boyfriend underwater in the lake or something.
The version with William Shater was better. Not the entire thing, just the part when the monster first appears. Before you can really see it, I mean. Right when it sort of floats onto the wing and you see it rise up? Yeah, that was fucking creepy. The rest of it is just ridiculous, though.
You gotta love how both Shatner and Lithgow have made references to that scene; In one episode of The Cosby Show, Shatner was a passenger on a plane when the Cosby's were flying. He kept looking out the window and going "What the - oh nevermind."
Later, when Shatner was cast as "The Big Giant Head" on 3rd Rock From The Sun, at one point TBDH and Dick both get off of a plane. They both go
"I swear I saw something on the wing of the plane."
"You saw it too?!"
The version with William Shater was better. Not the entire thing, just the part when the monster first appears. Before you can really see it, I mean. Right when it sort of floats onto the wing and you see it rise up? Yeah, that was fucking creepy. The rest of it is just ridiculous, though.
You gotta love how both Shatner and Lithgow have made references to that scene; In one episode of The Cosby Show, Shatner was a passenger on a plane when the Cosby's were flying. He kept looking out the window and going "What the - oh nevermind."
Later, when Shatner was cast as "The Big Giant Head" on 3rd Rock From The Sun, at one point TBDH and Dick both get off of a plane. They both go
"I swear I saw something on the wing of the plane."
"You saw it too?!"
Wasn't there a Freakazoid episode that just parodied that scene?
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Those damn pictures.
Probably because I was about 9 when I saw Jurassic Park the first time
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god, the ending was so sad
i know it was supposed to be happy but ughh
as was I. Plus my dad's a professional hunter, and I guess my dreams are merging his lion stories with velociraptors
I remember reading "Monster" or something else by him.
Then they finnaly get freaked out and leave. But one guys forgets the shears or something and walks back. The dude sees the Scarecrow walking aorund on the roof. But the dude doesn't care because all it did was just walk around.
A few hours go by and the dude doesn't return. So the other guy goes to see whats up and he sees the Scarecrow drying the other dude's skin on the roof.
Couldn't sleep for days when my sixth grade teacher read us that one.
WHAT THE FUCK
anyone who was scared was allowed to go read in another classroom, but no one ever went because we would've called them a giant faggot
EDIT: donk what i don't know what im talking about
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Thanks I would really like to read that again. I might laugh at it. But I remember it being genuinly horrifying.
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That show was the shit back then. I remember watching that along with Mystery Science Theater 3000. They were pretty much staples of my youth.
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despite all steven gammel's work on the scary stories series, this is the picture that completely fucked me up as a kid
Best book ever
Is that...is that him?
I was just about to tell this story.
If you don't want to sleep, go look for some of the drawings from the books.
like an actual adult fiction book that bombed
also: Christopher Pike, the "remember me" series
I remember being weirded out by those books
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What, really? That's the name of the scarecrow in the comic that I linked. o_O
That was the name of the scarecrow in the story, who was named after a dude they knew.
This can not be coincidence.
This is proof of predestination.
The way my step-sister is howling with laughter as she watches America's funniest home videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPOmtQG9pGU
My favorite part of the whole movie.
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That was the first of his books I read. She fucks her boyfriend underwater in the lake or something.
I enjoyed the Chain Letter series.
Silent Night 1 and 2 were pretty good.
Steven's art has always freaked me the fuck out. If I were to compare his art with H.R. Geiger's in terms of most disturbing, I'd go with Steven..
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That is not right
Seeing that plane bit eleven years after getting the shit scared out of me (I was like six) it puts a lot of things into perspective.
Namely, why I have such a fear of flying and also that I was kind of a pussy as a kid.
creepy...
You gotta love how both Shatner and Lithgow have made references to that scene; In one episode of The Cosby Show, Shatner was a passenger on a plane when the Cosby's were flying. He kept looking out the window and going "What the - oh nevermind."
Later, when Shatner was cast as "The Big Giant Head" on 3rd Rock From The Sun, at one point TBDH and Dick both get off of a plane. They both go
"I swear I saw something on the wing of the plane."
"You saw it too?!"
Wasn't there a Freakazoid episode that just parodied that scene?
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