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Cthulu and The Bloop

Posted: 2nd June 2011 by Dale Rappaneau in Halloween Fun, Halloween Unexplained
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If you haven’t heard, we may or may not have a gargantuan sea creature living in the deepest parts of the ocean. In 1997, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) discovered an ultra-low frequency and extremely powerful underwater sound, which they named the “Bloop.” NOAA did not, however, discover the origin of the [...]

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Like everyone else, I spent my Saturday night huddled in the corner of my room, waiting for the onslaught of biblical fire. Coincidentally, a storm rolled over my house and every sound sent shivers through my skin. “Is it happening? Is the Rapture here? What about Australia? Has anyone heard from Australia!?” But I awoke [...]

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, are now trying to help prepare people for the ensuing zombie apocalypse. (Finally, the government is taking this whole zombie crisis seriously!) If you don’t believe me, check out their website. There are all kinds of emergencies out there that we can prepare for,” says the [...]

The Solway Firth Spaceman

Posted: 6th April 2011 by Dale Rappaneau in Halloween Unexplained
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In 1964, Jim Templeton was enjoying an afternoon with his daughter. The two were at Burgh Marsh, which overlooks Solway Firth in Cumbria, England. Typical to any parent hoping to capture a moment in time, Templeton took a picture of his daughter. However, what resulted from that photo has become one of the most highly [...]

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While ghosts make great Halloween props, they don’t make the best housemates. Individuals sharing their space with a ghost often experience hallucinations, headaches, illness, feelings of dread, and even sudden death. But there could be a more easily explained reason for these sensations and ghastly sightings. Rather than looking toward the paranormal, we now look [...]

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Our stories make the best Halloween accessories. The legend of the Flying Dutchman, a ghost ship that once struck fear into the hearts of countless sailors, originates from 17th century nautical folklore. The ship itself has been vaguely described by many sources, but all of them attest to its ghastly glow – a light that [...]

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Whether you’re here for Halloween costumes or strange news, we have you covered. Since the posting of our last article, some of our community members scoured the Internet for information relating to the baby born eighty-four days after its mother’s death. While the story itself is absolutely astonishing and blows every part of my mind, [...]

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Last night, while lying in bed and thinking about my Halloween articles, I was reading through the 1988 edition of The Guinness Book of World Records. While I was happily flipping the pages and feeling slightly ashamed over my lack of any records, I stumbled upon the craziest world record I have ever seen. A [...]

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Some people collect Halloween masks. Some people collect trading cards. Some people collect toy trains. Mark Voegel, 30, however, collected spiders, snakes, termites, reptiles, and loads of other nasty creatures. He was said to have more than 200 of these various critters contained in his Dortmund, Germany, apartment, including a black widow spider. Unfortunately, in [...]

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First, I want to warn everyone that this article may not be safe for work (or even safe for life). Edward Gein was one of the creepiest, craziest, and most deranged individuals to have ever lived, and he is the core inspiration for countless horror characters, films, books, and plays. Characters inspired by Edward Gein: [...]