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Mel / badass unicorn

[sixpenceee]

Hey! 

I have something for you all to keep you up all night. (You should thank me it’s final week season.)

So Ed Hermanski was a high school teacher, who started to tell an extremely scary story to his history class. 

And by scary, I mean it was scary enough for it to be in a newspaper article and for many people requesting it to be made into a movie. 

Hermanski tells kids at the start to leave if they become too frightened. A few actually exit early. Others, even honor students and tough jocks, cannot sleep afterward.

What’s REALLY mysterious about this story is how MANY people report extremely strange things happening afterwards. For example, the power turning on and off and mysterious noises.

I’ve attached an audio of the story. One student decided to record it one day. It’s a long listen and remember listen at your own risk.

AUDIO RECORDING OF THE STORY

ARTICLE ON THE STORY

[sixpenceee]

The audio isn’t working on the link I posted because too many users on it at once, but someone suggested another working audio file

LISTEN TO IT HERE

If this one crashes too, I’ll personally upload the audio file to tumblr

Also here’s some more information about the story itself

Here’s a thread where you can read testimonials

A blogpost written by a girl who experienced some intense things after hearing the story

This thread gives descriptions of the story (SPOILERS) as well as testimonials by students of Hermanski’s class

ENJOY!

[certified-spooky]

i’m listening to it and i’m 15 minutes in and so far it’s just really horrifying  i’ve been getting so into creepy stuff like this lately i dunno why i do these things to myself

[kissmelikeumeanit9999-deactivat]

omfg holy shit sixpenceee a lot of things on your blog scare me but THIS, I took the time out to listen to this and omfg I am scarred for life

[sixpenceee]

YOU GUYS NEED TO READ THESE HORRIFYING TESTIMONIALS 

May they serve as a warning for those of you listening in the middle of the night.

[sixpenceee]

This is the first time one of my own posts is scaring me. 

STAY SAFE! 

[sixpenceee]

Since so many people were requesting it, here is the transcript for the kimberly story, missing the first 10 minutes but everything else is great! 

[vqmqire]

I need to listen to this soon…….

[sixpenceee]

I’m bringing back the thing that creeped out so many of my followers

[deleted-this-blog]

Well I’ll send this to m'enemies

[databent]

WHAT THE FUCKFUCK

[somethingunlikeanythingelse]

Here it is on Youtube if the other links are still broken. 

[tatooineknights]

Let us appreciate how adorable Luke is in the Star Wars manga.

[mamoru]

hey before you call something wheelchair accessible just go ahead and invite a wheelchair user or two over because I almost guarantee you that an able-bodied person is not capable of guessing what is accessible without having ever used a wheelchair solo before

some but not all cool things nobody ever thinks of:

put hand sanitizer or a sink in the accessible bathroom stall, or alcohol wipes outside of it. people who cannot use their legs have to use unwashed hands to roll to the sink, and people who can use their legs are afraid to walk out of stalls because they get harassed and even assaulted.

enough space for wheelchair in doorway…AND ARMS. HOW DO YOU THINK THE WHEELCHAIR MOVES! if I cannot roll through it without scraping my arms it is not accessible

brick paths suck the end

gravel paths suck. make it smooth

a ramp is not accessible if it is too steep. not every wheelchair user is ripped enough or capable of using muscles enough to propel themselves up a steep angle safely. some wheelchair users have heart issues. you want heart attacks? this is how you get them

perfect 90 degree turns suck and are often impossible to turn through

some wheelchairs have foot rests. account for them

wheelchair accessible means wheelchair accessible while alone. if you expect someone to have to be helped out to use your facility, that is not acceptable or accessible

yeah

[kropotkindersurprise]

June 2019 - Protesters in Hong Kong use traffic cones to contain the gas from tear gas grenades, then drown them in water. [video]

[fatcryptid]

reblogging for uh. pure scientific purposes

[laughingfish]

Reblogging to inspire Venezuelan protesters

[sixpenceee]

Illustrations of cute things people call their significant other. (Source)

[featheredragon]

i have literally never heard someone called ‘microbino mio’, but fuck if im not adopting that now

[chris-evans]

me @ any point in every day

[sherlyisinthetardis]

Detective Bennett & Detective Howard

[donotfeedtheanimals44]

Euphoria eye make up. Reblog if you agree.

[anhslondon]

Stunnin’ like my daddy

[meddlsome]

Me: I'm 17

Millenials: cool cool no doubt

Me: I was born in 2002

Millenials:

[bi-trans-alliance]

A reminder for Women’s History Month & International Women’s Day 💜

[bi-trans-alliance]

A reminder for every day! 🌈

[jeanqrey]

Avengers: Endgame + parallels

[arrtpop]

[skathm-deactivated20190826]

when rue said “do you wish i was different” was the moment that i fully broke down, bc that is the quintessential feeling of mental illness, just feeling like a failure to the people who love you for nothing more than your own fucked up brain chemistry

[oboybyeo-deactivated20250107]

Me watching the last 5 minutes of Euphoria

[maya-hawkes-deactivated20260712]

EUPHORIA SEASON 1 EPISODE 8 rue bennett | and salt the earth behind you

[ioverwrotethem-deactivated20201]

Give Zendaya all the awards.