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Yikes, that interview is incredibly creepy. Gave me the chills.
Dram said:Russia's lost cosmonauts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Cosmonauts
Unknown couple (February 24, 1961)
There were reports of a couple launched on February 17, 1961 aboard a Lunik spacecraft orbiting the earth, reporting "Everything is satisfactory, we are orbiting the earth." at regular intervals.
On February 24, 1961, there were some garbled verbal transmissions about something the couple could see outside their ship, that they urgently had to communicate to Earth. What happened is unclear, but communication was lost. Around the same time the listening station at Torre Bert reportedly picked up an SOS signal from a craft in space. As the signal got weaker, it was assumed whatever craft it was disappeared into deep space.
Alexey Belokonev (November 1962)
Alexey Belokonev is reportedly one of three (two men and a woman) cosmonauts aboard a November, 1962 flight. The Torre Bert tower in Italy allegedly picked up a frantic set of messages relayed by the three occupants. 'Conditions growing worse why don't you answer? ... we are going slower... the world will never know about us . . '
JoeBoy101 said:EDIT: Oh, on the Pilliga story, I thought the story itself was only somewhat creepy, but what was spinechilling was Bongo's telling of it as you slowly hear him go from an average joe to a near gibbering madman.
It was a pretty convincing interview because he was completely calm right up until he tried to visualize what this thing looked like. He didn't even start to freak out until he tried to describe what he saw through the car windows.Salaadin said:Yeah.
"What did it look like like Bongo"
"It was H...H..h.h.h.h.h.h.g.h.h.gh..gfdh.h..h.h..HORRIBLE!!!"
I pooped my pants when he said that. Its hard listening to a grown man act that way for some reason.
Took the words right out of my mouth.h0pper said:yeah the Pilliga thing was crazy. Reminded me of Jeepers Creepers.
JoeBoy101 said:...but what was spinechilling was Bongo's telling of it as you slowly hear him go from an average joe to a near gibbering madman.
They started slathering it on a little too thick. They should have stopped at the elevator story for maximum impact.Combichristoffersen said:
Kyuuketsu_Night said:I'm going to use some common sense and not read this thread anywhere around 8pm or later :lol Love reading it during the day since it's still creepy, but over time I get over it
That Cascio story is just sad =( what I find weirdest is how people saw the bloody thing circling for half an hour and she couldn't see them or anything............ agg whyy?
I'd like to hear more stories about the Pilliga Princess... poor Bongo.
I mean, even if all of these things are purely psychological in your head hallucinations... at some point isn't it still pretty much the same as it being real?
Oh yeah, don't forget to visit http://cuteoverload.com/ if things get too creepy for you. It's what I do![]()
Go watch The Twilight Zone - The Odyssey of Flight 33. Commercial airliner approaches New York City but see nothing but jungle, apparently somehow went back in time. It's a good one and that's the first thing I thought of when reading the Cascio story.Kyuuketsu_Night said:That Cascio story is just sad =( what I find weirdest is how people saw the bloody thing circling for half an hour and she couldn't see them or anything............ agg whyy?
Oh man! just saw that episode not too long ago. Thanks for reminding me. it's obivios the Cascio event was some inspiration for it. I think in the Twilight Zone episode, the tower can also hear the pilot, right?Horsebite said:Go watch The Twilight Zone - The Odyssey of Flight 33. Commercial airliner approaches New York City but see nothing but jungle, apparently somehow went back in time. It's a good one and that's the first thing I thought of when reading the Cascio story.
subversus said:Creepy. Do you have any weapon in your house?
Grady Durden said:Tracer needs to buy a gun. Or two.
Just because I'll feel bad if I don't ask: have you completely searched every single location of where you live where someone could be hiding?TrAcEr_x90 said:Never really thought about it till being in the situation last night. I might have to look into it now. I'm sure that would give a person a sense of ease when that sort of situation happens. I'm not opposed to them, just never thought I would ever need one.
I swear.... I never realized how creaky the wood floors can be till last night when i was trying to sneak around lookin out windows.
Rapstah said:Just because I'll feel bad if I don't ask: have you completely searched every single location of where you live where someone could be hiding?
I was talking about inside but you seem confident enough that this person didn't get in the night you're talking about.TrAcEr_x90 said:what do you mean? like searched it this morning? Cuz there was no way I was going outside in the dark, or even with the flood lights on. I mean, we made sure all windows were locked, she has a house alarm. We both left at the same time this morning. I dont think there would be any way for this crazed person to get inside.
I'm just a little worried when she gets home from work cuz I wont be there yet.
Rapstah said:I was talking about inside but you seem confident enough that this person didn't get in the night you're talking about.
It could have closed down since that was recorded - was there a date? He could have said the wrong name to avoid people (or it) tracking him down and he could be at a place that isn't officially considered an insane asylum since he has access to radio and a phone. You're probably right though...Joe Shlabotnik said:If it's any consolation to those of you seriously creeped out by the Bongo story, I can't find any Google results for the sanitarium he mentioned. (Happy Days? Happy Days Stay Retreat? Couldn't entirely decipher the accent.)
Maybe you have rats?Davedough said:Ok, so my 2 year old freaked my wife and I out over the course of the last 2 days.
Monday night, we lay her down to bed and after about an hour of her being completely asleep, my wife and I hear her screaming bloody murder from her bedroom. We rush in to see what's wrong and she's standing in her crib, pressed to one side and looking into her closet, hysterically screaming. My wife holds her for a bit and she begins to calm down, so my wife grabs one of the blankets that hangs over the foot of her crib (to shelter light from her window in the mornings) and she begins to push back away and scream again. Another test advance from the blanket reveals that she appears to be afraid of the blanket. We tried to ask her what was wrong, but we got no answer, just more hysterical screaming. We took her out to the couch with us, laid her down and she nodded off. When my wife and I were going to bed, we laid her back down in her room and all was ok.
The next day, yesterday, we were in her room after work and asked her what was wrong last night. My daughter still has limited vocabulary, but she's quite good at understanding what people are asking of her. She simply replied with "It bit me". So we asked where, she said "on my arm" and pointed to her arm. So, I grabbed the blanket and asked if the blanket bit her and she looked at me and said "no, not blanket, in there" and pointed to her closet, which is directly in front of the foot of her bed. I asked where in there, and she pointed to the very top shelf in her closet and said "in there". Not really knowing where to take that next, I ask her how did it bite her and after getting a little confused over what I was asking, she grabbed the blanket and asked me to put it on the foot of her bed, so I did. She then went to the middle of her room and got on her knees and said "in there" (pointing to the closet), then she said "then blanket" and she moved over to her blanket, still on her knees and put her head under the blanket as if peering through the slats in her crib and said "it bit me".
We were able to calm her down and she went to bed last night just fine without any fear or anything, but it got my wife and I kinda freaked out. Bad dream? fucking troll? WTF??
Joe Shlabotnik said:If it's any consolation to those of you seriously creeped out by the Bongo story, I can't find any Google results for the sanitarium he mentioned. (Happy Days? Happy Days Stay Retreat? Couldn't entirely decipher the accent.)
thomaser said:Well, I guess we have to set Trinest on the case. He's Our Man in that area. Trinest, if you read this, your mission is to find the Happy Days Sanatorium, infiltrate it as a reporter/janitor/doctor/nurse/patient, make contact with Bongo, and give us answers. Also, you need to prowl the Pilliga Forest at night and hunt down the Yowie or whatever the hell it was that put such a fear in poor Bongo.
G-Fex said:I'm pretty sure unless you have an Arsenal and invisible camouflage you are not going to hunt any such creature.
thomaser said:You're probably right. But Trinest can use himself as bait. If he walks up and down the highway at night, pasty white legs bared, until the beast grabs him, he can then do... I dunno. I'm sure he can think of something.
subversus said:That Pilliga story is really scary.
hmm
http://naturalplane.blogspot.com/2009/10/continued-controversy-over-yowie.html
hehe, well, i'm not sure what to think of it, but it's a nice scary storySalaadin said:Yeah.
"What did it look like like Bongo"
"It was H...H..h.h.h.h.h.h.g.h.h.gh..gfdh.h..h.h..HORRIBLE!!!"
I pooped my pants when he said that. Its hard listening to a grown man act that way for some reason.
Salaadin said:Yeah.
"What did it look like like Bongo"
"It was H...H..h.h.h.h.h.h.g.h.h.gh..gfdh.h..h.h..HORRIBLE!!!"
I pooped my pants when he said that. Its hard listening to a grown man act that way for some reason.
Poimandres said:Here's a good one. Min Min lights are widely reported all over Australia.
Strange orbs/discs of light that follow people/vehicles around on isolated highways and whatnot. They will ultimately probably have a terrestrial explanation, but very cool and mysterious nonetheless!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Min_Min_light
It would take you like, 5 minutes to listen to it yourself. Just sayin'.Aesius said:Rly? It actually sounds like a horrible storyteller/bad actor's attempt at telling a scary story :lol
This must be the strangest thing posted in the whole thread :lolNeuromancer said:Speaking of time travelers, have you guys seen this photo from 1940?
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Look carefully.
Lord Error said:This must be the strangest thing posted in the whole thread :lol
Time traveling hipster? Were there shirts like that available during 40s? Could be just a photoshop of course.
For real. Dude sounded genuinely frightened and disturbed.Neuromancer said:It would take you like, 5 minutes to listen to it yourself. Just sayin'.
Pylon_Trooper said:Guys, I just searched high and low through Radio National's archives for a special on the disappearance of Frederick Valentich, a 20-year old pilot who came into contact with an unidentified aircraft over the Bass Strait - the channel between Australia's mainland and Tasmania.
FINALLY found it, sliced and diced it into a quick slap-up job in Movie Maker. It's great because it has a very good dramatisation of the ATC conversation between the ground and Valentich. The radio show, Radio Eye, has been discontinued, so I hope more people can now enjoy this very awesome little documentary. Quite spooky sound design!
Enjoy.
The Disappearance of Frederick Valentich