Very vaguely creepy.

[Gunslinger]

Does anybody else think this picture of my dog is kinda creepy? That, and the fact that I don’t remember taking it…it just showed up when I got the prints & disk.

[cher3]

You know why it’s creepy, Gunslinger?

Because, obviously, THE DOG TOOK THE PICTURE HIMSELF!!

I mean, think about it–he’s a dachshund. Why else would the camera be on the floor?

[tcburnett]

*Originally posted by Byzantine *
**Don’t ever, unless you have a good god damn reason, to question my use of a word. I can make nice but so should you!..Okay, so let’s just make nice. I won’t hound your ass and you admit that I used that word in the correct place. **

It astounds me that you will willingly admit to being the ‘biggest bitch in the world’, which I certainly believe (heck, it’s probably an enormous understatement), and then become that person instantly because someone questioned your use of a word. If a two-year-old child told you “No” you would probably slit it’s throat. God help anyone who would dare to venture outdoors when you are around.

The whole problem…apart from your clinical psychosis…is that you are not the final authority on word usage. That honor goes to Cecil, who kindly allows the OED and other reference sources to quote him on occasion. But, if I may say so without arousing your flaming ire, your grammar and sentence construction could use a little work.

[Mammie]

I found that to be real creepy…since all I got was a white page with the Angelfire logo and addy, but no dog in sight.

[Ranma]

Yeah, I got that too… insert X-Files theme here

[Gunslinger]

*Originally posted by Mammie *
**I found that to be real creepy…since all I got was a white page with the Angelfire logo and addy, but no dog in sight. **

Dammit, it worked for me and (apparently) Cher…just go to my homepage and then the “doggage” page. It’s the bottom one.

[AWB]

Carnies. Circus folk. Nomads, you know. Smell like cabbage. Small hands.

[Chupacabra]

I agree that Benny Hinn guy is creepy too. I always figured that he was East Indian. Is that really just a weird tan?

[AWB]

*Originally posted by Mammie *
Ever since my daughter has been a little girl she has told me of an older man and woman with their dog that she sees at the foot of her bed. She has experienced this in every house she has lived in too. She says they seem to be from another era because the woman has a long dress and is wearing her hair in a bun and the old man which she assumes is the woman’s husband is just dressed in old man clothes. She also sees something that scares her but it doesn’t come often. She used to describe it as a child or little boy but says it scares her because it seems evil. It dances around.

To paraphrase: “She see’s dead people!”

[barking_frog]

*Originally posted by Gunslinger *
Dammit, it worked for me and (apparently) Cher…just go to my homepage and then the “doggage” page. It’s the bottom one. **

Its just the reflection of the light, nothing’s strange about that, but this is IMHO. Especially if you have one of those non-SLR cameras, because the eyepiece and the lens are displaced; just because at your angle you didnt see it the lens might have picked it up. If you do have a SLR it might have just been that your flash wasn’t timed perfectly giving a different reflection (ie. if the flash was right before when it should have went off) on the eyes than the norm.

[Mammie]

Finally got to see your dog. Yep, those are some strange looking eyes all right. You need to start worrying if his eyes look like that in person.

[Mammie]

Yes, AWB, we kinda figured they were dead. Sure wish we knew what they were up to or what they wanted and why they chose her.

[Rebo]

*Originally posted by SuZQRyche *
**I’ve had a very creepy life… Let’s see…

Once, my sister and I were downstairs watching TV late at night. She had fallen asleep and suddenly she woke up and walked out of the living room, towards the bathroom. Well, I heard the door to our storage area/laundry room open, so I followed her. She had this weird look on her face, and she grabbed the door knob to the back door and tried to open it. When it wouldn’t open, she freaked out and started screaming. I unlocked it and opened it, asking where she was going and she just “woke up” and looked around. She then headed back to the living room, plopped down and was asleep. The creepy thing was, in the middle of the summer, it must have been 50 degrees and a fog was rolling in out of nowhere. Also, for living 20 ft. from a lake, there weren’t any frogs or crickets making a sound.
SuZQRyche. **

Sleep-walking people totally creep me out! My ex-husband used to do it sometimes. Very strange look on his face. I’ve always heard you shouldn’t wake them up, but I suspect this is an old-wive’s tale…

[Welfy]

*Originally posted by Erika *
**I have a friend who, when there’s a lull in the conversation, throws out random “topics” of conversaation. The first of which is always “cheese”. And he looks at us expectantly every time he says it, waiting for the converstation to start.

I also find it creepy that I can sit at a table at school with fifteen people, all of whom are capable of using “obfuscate” (in the Vampire: the Masquerade sense) in normal conversation, and only half of whom actually game. **

Would you happen to be friends with the same people I’m friends with? They sound creepily alike.

[Welfy]

Ah, I see I’m not the only one that thinks sleepwalking is creepy.

When my younger brother (he’s 16 now) used to sleepwalk, it would be very unsettling. He’d do crazy stuff like go outside and start taking off his clothes, take milk out of the fridge and try to pour it on himself…(haha, good thing he doesn’t go on the Straight Dope anymore because he’d be embarrassed! lol). One time he even came out to the kitchen when my mom called, and he sat there with us and ate all his dinner but didn’t talk to us. He had this blank look in his eyes so we could tell he was sleeping. Mom had me take him back to bed. Maaaaaan…heeby jeebies!

Is anyone else freaked out by cows? I live next door to a farm, so every day when I walk my dog through the woods and down the path, sometimes the cows are on the other side of the fence. As soon as they see you, they just stop everything they’re doing and stare at you until you’re completely out of sight. It’s not even the fact that they stare, just the way they stare. I can’t even describe it.

[Monster104]

Well, there’s this guy at my school who’s name is “Bif”. Not “Biff”, but “Bif”. His name and how that guy acts is very vaguely creepy.

[Kyberneticist]

*Originally posted by FWCCommander *
**
Really, it happens every time. Reading “Big Secrets”, a book by William Poundstone, kinda part of the whole De-Bunking clan of books, videos, etc. Normally, Poundstone fills his pages with how magic tricks are done, how to cheat at blackjack, and other semi-secret stuff. But, in a discussion of secret frequencies, Mr. Poundstone hit upon a strange phenomenon that has NEVER failed to scare me to tears…and I mean CRYING.

Apparently, there are radio transmissions that can be picked up on shortwave during U.S. night hours. These frequencies, when tuned in, will reveal a female or male voice, in any number of different languages, reciting NUMBERS in patterns of five. Just…numbers. I can’t explain why this freaks me out so bad, but it does. ALL OVER the world, all different languages.

On the same note, there’s also a strange melody that can be heard on a particular frequency. Poundstone describes it as a “12 note, plaintive, flutelike melody.” Oh my God, that one scares me SO BADLY…I swear I can imagine hearing it at night…coming out of my radio…just repeating…endless.

Ugh. Anyone else find this scary? I’ve already teared up just talking about it. **

Um. The first one sounds just like your usual spy talk to me… Here, try tuning in.
http://www.totse.com/files/FA020/spystatn.htm

That other one is a little bizaare. Some sort of homing signal? Somebody with weird taste in music? Never heard of it before.

[Gunslinger]

*Originally posted by Ian Fan *
Its just the reflection of the light, nothing’s strange about that, but this is IMHO. Especially if you have one of those non-SLR cameras, because the eyepiece and the lens are displaced; just because at your angle you didnt see it the lens might have picked it up. If you do have a SLR it might have just been that your flash wasn’t timed perfectly giving a different reflection (ie. if the flash was right before when it should have went off) on the eyes than the norm. **

It was an SLR (Olympus OM-1), and I know that’s probably what happened, but it’s still creepy. Not just the eyes, but the whole thing–I’d hate to run into something that looked like that in a dark alley.

[Nekochan]

Just got the photos back from a trip to Las Vegas. My SO is very photo-averse, so I rarely get a good picture of him. I was about to frame a picture of him sitting at this gazebo-bar in one of the hotels. However, on closer inspection, you can see a old guy in the background picking his nose. Oyf.

[Spiritus_Mundi]

I picked up a hitchhiker once when I was driving down to Tampa to see my girlfriend (wife, now). We chatted for a bit and she told me she was going down to find some weekend work to support her duaghter. A little later she told me she was a hooker and asked if I wanted to fuck. I said, “no thanks – I’m just going to see my girlfriend”. She asked again, and again. I said no more firmly. She decided she wanted to be let out at the next rest stop. Fine. I let her out. It was vaguely creepy.

Sometime later I saw a news report on Eileen Wournos, the serial killer. It was her.

That was very creepy.