#satanville

[magictransistor]

Les Diableries (Visite Du Soleil A Satan), Les Odaliques De Satan, La Biblioteque Infernale, Les Regates A Satanville, Les Cuisines De Satan.

[spoddity-blog]

Board Debates Continuing Rail Service to Satanville

Rail service cuts may soon impact Satanville.

Minutes of Quarterly Subcommittee Meeting on Service Efficiency Department of Infernal Transportation, Rail Services Division

March 29, 2014

Directors Present:

Mr. Astaroth Mr. Barbatos Mrs. Haagenti Mr. Lesovik Ms. Mammon Mr. Vassago

Directors Absent:

Mqs. Sabnock

Call to Order:

Mr. Haagenti called the meeting with…

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[skullissima]

[mxscellaneous]

What is something you like about yourself? xx

when things are really really bad like now I have the ability to create lies for myself to make everything look more easy xx

br: 10/10 akdjchfskudhfsk

[suspendedstagnation]

Gin Gillette

Train To Satanville

She'll Never Let Him Go/Train To Satanville

[stellikerk-blog]

Ruby Ann - Train To Satanville (by BrinaaKillzz)

[thissnake]

Fantastiskt bra låt!

[weirdisms]

The legend of 'Cult House' originates around a narrow windy road in Pennsbury Township, Pennsylvania called Cossart Road. Through the years, the road and it's surrounding property have been the subject of many name and legends. Stories of satanic cults, security forces led by SUVs or trucks, strange connections to the Dupont family and even a supposed visit from the devil himself have helped earn the area nicknames, such as 'Satanville', 'Devil's Road', 'Skull Tree Road' and 'Cult House Road'. The most popular of all these variations is the one that involves "The Cult House". It is said that about halfway up Cossart Road and through the thick woods sits a cult house. The house, which is bigger than most other houses in the area, is unique in it's appearance because the windows in the house are all inverted crosses. There are two 'supposed' explanations for the purpose of the house. The most popular explanation is that the house is used by a satanic cult to perform rituals and to serve as a dark church. The second explanation is that the house is owned by members of the Dupont family and the house is used to hide strange experiments or to hold interfamily marriage ceremonies. One last rumor claims that the house is used as a meeting place for the KKK. Many claim to have seen or been in the cult house, though it's exact location or appearance remains a mystery. Though the cult house's exact location is unknown, many claim you can tell when you're close by the trees along Cossart Rd. The house is supposed to be so evil that the tree along the road grow as if they are trying to bend away from the house. The most popular of all the trees along cossart road is the one known by many as the 'Skull' or 'Devil's' tree. This particular tree earned it's nickname because some say the tree resembles a human hand reaching into the ground, while others claim the base of the tree resembles a human skull. It is claimed, though never proven, that years ago police found the remains of an small child in the base of the tree and promptly filled in part of the base with concrete. At any time, day or night, many black SUV's or pickups are said to be seen parked at the house. Hundreds of cossart road visitors come back with stories of  getting their car followed at a very close proximity and nearly run off the road. These stories claim that a dark colored SUV or pickup with their headlights off will follow them until they've completely left the area. Many times, the face of the SUV or pickup driver cannot be identified and has sparked many rumors of supernatural cars. These SUVs and pickups are also rumored to be part of a secret security force that is hired to protect the location of the cult house. It should be noted, however, that many of these 'car chases' have been dismissed and verified as just teen pranks.