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Dobra, jak wspomniałam na mastodonie, tak robię xd
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2o06RAnylFM
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zOj0zZsK1Yc
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LKrocHFCwdQ
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sHNsrFxoO8g
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JspkF6b7mJY
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_cbiLO_orXs
(Uwielbiam ten link, bo tytuł video i sytuacja paradoksalnie pasuje do O_o)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z1t5KtumBoY
#Polytoria #Sonic #Gameplay #youtube #short #shorts #Mario #KasaneTeto #Synthwave #Synthw #utau #Slenderman #Creepypasta -
Dobra, jak wspomniałam na mastodonie, tak robię xd
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2o06RAnylFM
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zOj0zZsK1Yc
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LKrocHFCwdQ
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sHNsrFxoO8g
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JspkF6b7mJY
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_cbiLO_orXs
(Uwielbiam ten link, bo tytuł video i sytuacja paradoksalnie pasuje do O_o)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z1t5KtumBoY
#Polytoria #Sonic #Gameplay #youtube #short #shorts #Mario #KasaneTeto #Synthwave #Synthw #utau #Slenderman #Creepypasta -
Dobra, jak wspomniałam na mastodonie, tak robię xd
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2o06RAnylFM
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zOj0zZsK1Yc
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LKrocHFCwdQ
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sHNsrFxoO8g
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JspkF6b7mJY
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_cbiLO_orXs
(Uwielbiam ten link, bo tytuł video i sytuacja paradoksalnie pasuje do O_o)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z1t5KtumBoY
#Polytoria #Sonic #Gameplay #youtube #short #shorts #Mario #KasaneTeto #Synthwave #Synthw #utau #Slenderman #Creepypasta -
Dobra, jak wspomniałam na mastodonie, tak robię xd
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2o06RAnylFM
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zOj0zZsK1Yc
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LKrocHFCwdQ
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sHNsrFxoO8g
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JspkF6b7mJY
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_cbiLO_orXs
(Uwielbiam ten link, bo tytuł video i sytuacja paradoksalnie pasuje do O_o)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z1t5KtumBoY
#Polytoria #Sonic #Gameplay #youtube #short #shorts #Mario #KasaneTeto #Synthwave #Synthw #utau #Slenderman #Creepypasta -
아무거나 그림 / DelusionHi / April 25, 2026 12:33 AM
진짜 아무거나 그림 :ㅁ
#델룽 #slenderman #重音テト #初音ミク #音街ウナ #트릭컬 #スピッキー #스피키 #Trickcal
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/143949439
https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/31295817
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Movie TV Tech Geeks #Movie #SlenderMan #365Days #DisasterMovie 15 Most Unwatchable Movies of All Time, Ranked http://dlvr.it/TR9Zr9
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The Slender Man stands as one of the most influential figures to emerge from internet folklore in the twenty-first century. #slenderman #creepypasta https://connectparanormal.net/2026/02/12/slender-man-the-evolution-of-digital-folklore-and-modern-internet-mythology/
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The Slender Man stands as one of the most influential figures to emerge from internet folklore in the twenty-first century. #slenderman #creepypasta https://connectparanormal.net/2026/02/12/slender-man-the-evolution-of-digital-folklore-and-modern-internet-mythology/
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🕷️𝑺𝒍𝒆𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓 𝑴𝒂𝒏🕷️
═ ≈ ═Slender Man no nació en un bosque.
Nació en internet. Y eso lo hace peor.Es alto, imposible de medir con la mirada. Demasiado delgado. Sin rostro. Viste traje oscuro, como si siempre llegara tarde a algo importante. No corre. No grita. No persigue. Aparece. Y cuando lo hace, la cabeza empieza a fallar antes que las piernas.
Dicen que acecha entre árboles, en parques, en márgenes de fotos antiguas. Que de su espalda brotan tentáculos que no tocan el cuerpo, sino la mente. Que no te mata: te rompe por dentro. Paranoia, lagunas, obsesión. Y después, la desaparición.
La leyenda empezó en 2009, como un juego macabro en un foro. Imágenes retocadas. Historias inventadas. Creepypastas que se copiaban y pegaban como un virus. Luego llegaron las series, los videojuegos, los vídeos borrosos. Slender Man dejó de ser un personaje y pasó a ser presencia.
Y entonces ocurrió lo impensable.
En 2014, en Waukesha, dos niñas apuñalaron a una amiga. Diecinueve veces. Dijeron que lo hicieron para agradar a Slender Man, para convertirse en sus “proxies”. La víctima sobrevivió de milagro. El mito había saltado la pantalla y había entrado en la realidad con un cuchillo en la mano.
Desde entonces, Slender Man ya no es solo ficción.
Es el ejemplo perfecto de cómo el terror psicológico, repetido, compartido y creído, puede colonizar mentes jóvenes. No necesita existir para hacer daño. Le basta con que alguien crea que lo hace.Si alguna vez ves una figura demasiado alta entre los árboles…
no mires mucho tiempo.
El verdadero peligro no es verlo.
Es empezar a pensarlo.
═ ≈ ═#slenderman #leyendasurbanas #terror #creepypasta #miedodigital #bosques #psicologico #culturainternet #oscuridad
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Movie TV Tech Geeks #Movie #ExorcistIITheHeretic #SlenderMan 10 Lousiest Horror Movies of All Time, Ranked http://dlvr.it/TPdlWP
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The #Slenderman Child Stabber Has Escaped...
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The #Slenderman Child Stabber Has Escaped...
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The #Slenderman Child Stabber Has Escaped...
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The #Slenderman Child Stabber Has Escaped...
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Morgan Geyser, convicted in the 2014 Slender Man stabbing, cut off her monitoring bracelet and fled a Wisconsin group home. Last seen Nov 22 with an adult, her location remains unknown. Police urge anyone with information to contact authorities immediately due to her mental health background and potential risk.
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The whereabouts of #MorganGeyser, who in 2014 stabbed a friend 19 times to appease the fictional character #SlenderMan, were unknown as of Sunday after she allegedly cut off her DoC monitoring bracelet and left a #Wisconsin group home where she had been a resident abcnews.go.com/US/slender-m...
'Slender Man' stabbing assaila... -
The whereabouts of #MorganGeyser, who in 2014 stabbed a friend 19 times to appease the fictional character #SlenderMan, were unknown as of Sunday after she allegedly cut off her DoC monitoring bracelet and left a #Wisconsin group home where she had been a resident abcnews.go.com/US/slender-m...
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Oh weird, one of the girls who stabbed their classmate because they wanted to impress the Slenderman cut off her monitoring bracelet and disappeared from her group home on the west side of Madison last night. Cool, cool…
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Oh weird, one of the girls who stabbed their classmate because they wanted to impress the Slenderman cut off her monitoring bracelet and disappeared from her group home on the west side of Madison last night. Cool, cool…
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Oh weird, one of the girls who stabbed their classmate because they wanted to impress the Slenderman cut off her monitoring bracelet and disappeared from her group home on the west side of Madison last night. Cool, cool…
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Oh weird, one of the girls who stabbed their classmate because they wanted to impress the Slenderman cut off her monitoring bracelet and disappeared from her group home on the west side of Madison last night. Cool, cool…
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Water bender slenderman
#fountainpen #slenderman #mastodonart #inkdrawing #drawing #sketch
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Water bender slenderman
#fountainpen #slenderman #mastodonart #inkdrawing #drawing #sketch
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Water bender slenderman
#fountainpen #slenderman #mastodonart #inkdrawing #drawing #sketch
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Water bender slenderman
#fountainpen #slenderman #mastodonart #inkdrawing #drawing #sketch
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Historian answers questions about the origins and meanings of mysterious creatures
I had this video saved for a few days and finally got to watch it. It features Dr. Juliette Wood answering questions about monsters and creature folklore, including some cryptids.
A few points to consider before you watch it (it is 32 minutes long)…
I was happy to hear how she described the arc from the original story of some of these beings to their modern counterparts. She thinks this changing image is interesting and, of course, so do I. In particular, she used the example of the unicorn, which began as speculation about a potentially real creature in medieval times. Later, it was adopted as a Christian metaphor and used in high art. It was depicted as a fantastical creature that eventually appeared in modern art and literature, evolving quite far from the original descriptions. Finally, it enters popular culture and is commodified. It now belongs to different groups – as a LGBTQ symbol, little girls’ toys, magical fantasy creatures. This is what happens to many folklore creatures, or cryptids. As they journey through time, their utility changes. Often, they are no longer useful as a mysterious creature to be discovered, but serve one or more social functions. This is part of the pop cryptid model.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i61jkjPtMuw
A few quibbles I had:
She points out that the Wendigo escaped Native culture. This is a great framing. I like to think of it as the horse that left the barn for good. You aren’t likely to box it in again, even if you want to. But like most of the topics in this video – vampires, werewolves, cryptids, fairies, spirits, etc. – the stories are exceptionally more complex because culture is complex and always changing. Dr. Wood deliveries mostly sound and good answers to start with, but those asking the questions would do well to read more expansive sources to really understand what’s going on.
The “big hairy monster” types like Bigfoot, Yeti, Abominable snowman, etc., are suggested to be more similar than different. It’s a mistake to say the Yeti is white because it’s in snowy Tibet as it was originally described as dark furred. It has only become stereotypically white in more modern popular depictions.
Dr. Wood really messed up by saying the Slenderman incident in Wisconsin resulted in a death. Several commenters noted that the girl stabbed by her “friends” survived. Big fact check error there.
She repeats the St. Columba origin story for the Loch Ness monster. Inclusion of that story is fraught with peril – it’s dubious to say the least and highly fictionalized. She hints that people looked back at the account during the monster’s modern appearance and retroactively fitting it to the Nessie idea. But it really needs the extra context to prevent people from outright saying Nessie was first reported in the 6th century.
All in all, this is so worth a watch to get oriented to various popular legends and lore. Loved it.
Dr. Wood is an American historian and lecturer at Cardiff University. She specializes in Celtic and Medieval history, magic, and folklore. She is a former director of the Folklore Society.
#Bigfoot #cryptids #fairies #folklore #legends #myths #slenderman
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Historian answers questions about the origins and meanings of mysterious creatures
I had this video saved for a few days and finally got to watch it. It features Dr. Juliette Wood answering questions about monsters and creature folklore, including some cryptids.
A few points to consider before you watch it (it is 32 minutes long)…
I was happy to hear how she described the arc from the original story of some of these beings to their modern counterparts. She thinks this changing image is interesting and, of course, so do I. In particular, she used the example of the unicorn, which began as speculation about a potentially real creature in medieval times. Later, it was adopted as a Christian metaphor and used in high art. It was depicted as a fantastical creature that eventually appeared in modern art and literature, evolving quite far from the original descriptions. Finally, it enters popular culture and is commodified. It now belongs to different groups – as a LGBTQ symbol, little girls’ toys, magical fantasy creatures. This is what happens to many folklore creatures, or cryptids. As they journey through time, their utility changes. Often, they are no longer useful as a mysterious creature to be discovered, but serve one or more social functions. This is part of the pop cryptid model.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i61jkjPtMuw
A few quibbles I had:
She points out that the Wendigo escaped Native culture. This is a great framing. I like to think of it as the horse that left the barn for good. You aren’t likely to box it in again, even if you want to. But like most of the topics in this video – vampires, werewolves, cryptids, fairies, spirits, etc. – the stories are exceptionally more complex because culture is complex and always changing. Dr. Wood deliveries mostly sound and good answers to start with, but those asking the questions would do well to read more expansive sources to really understand what’s going on.
The “big hairy monster” types like Bigfoot, Yeti, Abominable snowman, etc., are suggested to be more similar than different. It’s a mistake to say the Yeti is white because it’s in snowy Tibet as it was originally described as dark furred. It has only become stereotypically white in more modern popular depictions.
Dr. Wood really messed up by saying the Slenderman incident in Wisconsin resulted in a death. Several commenters noted that the girl stabbed by her “friends” survived. Big fact check error there.
She repeats the St. Columba origin story for the Loch Ness monster. Inclusion of that story is fraught with peril – it’s dubious to say the least and highly fictionalized. She hints that people looked back at the account during the monster’s modern appearance and retroactively fitting it to the Nessie idea. But it really needs the extra context to prevent people from outright saying Nessie was first reported in the 6th century.
All in all, this is so worth a watch to get oriented to various popular legends and lore. Loved it.
#Bigfoot #cryptids #fairies #folklore #legends #myths #slenderman
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Historian answers questions about the origins and meanings of mysterious creatures
I had this video saved for a few days and finally got to watch it. It features Dr. Juliette Wood answering questions about monsters and creature folklore, including some cryptids.
A few points to consider before you watch it (it is 32 minutes long)…
I was happy to hear how she described the arc from the original story of some of these beings to their modern counterparts. She thinks this changing image is interesting and, of course, so do I. In particular, she used the example of the unicorn, which began as speculation about a potentially real creature in medieval times. Later, it was adopted as a Christian metaphor and used in high art. It was depicted as a fantastical creature that eventually appeared in modern art and literature, evolving quite far from the original descriptions. Finally, it enters popular culture and is commodified. It now belongs to different groups – as a LGBTQ symbol, little girls’ toys, magical fantasy creatures. This is what happens to many folklore creatures, or cryptids. As they journey through time, their utility changes. Often, they are no longer useful as a mysterious creature to be discovered, but serve one or more social functions. This is part of the pop cryptid model.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i61jkjPtMuw
A few quibbles I had:
She points out that the Wendigo escaped Native culture. This is a great framing. I like to think of it as the horse that left the barn for good. You aren’t likely to box it in again, even if you want to. But like most of the topics in this video – vampires, werewolves, cryptids, fairies, spirits, etc. – the stories are exceptionally more complex because culture is complex and always changing. Dr. Wood deliveries mostly sound and good answers to start with, but those asking the questions would do well to read more expansive sources to really understand what’s going on.
The “big hairy monster” types like Bigfoot, Yeti, Abominable snowman, etc., are suggested to be more similar than different. It’s a mistake to say the Yeti is white because it’s in snowy Tibet as it was originally described as dark furred. It has only become stereotypically white in more modern popular depictions.
Dr. Wood really messed up by saying the Slenderman incident in Wisconsin resulted in a death. Several commenters noted that the girl stabbed by her “friends” survived. Big fact check error there.
She repeats the St. Columba origin story for the Loch Ness monster. Inclusion of that story is fraught with peril – it’s dubious to say the least and highly fictionalized. She hints that people looked back at the account during the monster’s modern appearance and retroactively fitting it to the Nessie idea. But it really needs the extra context to prevent people from outright saying Nessie was first reported in the 6th century.
All in all, this is so worth a watch to get oriented to various popular legends and lore. Loved it.
Dr. Wood is an American historian and lecturer at Cardiff University. She specializes in Celtic and Medieval history, magic, and folklore. She is a former director of the Folklore Society.
#Bigfoot #cryptids #fairies #folklore #legends #myths #slenderman
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Historian answers questions about the origins and meanings of mysterious creatures
I had this video saved for a few days and finally got to watch it. It features Dr. Juliette Wood answering questions about monsters and creature folklore, including some cryptids.
A few points to consider before you watch it (it is 32 minutes long)…
I was happy to hear how she described the arc from the original story of some of these beings to their modern counterparts. She thinks this changing image is interesting and, of course, so do I. In particular, she used the example of the unicorn, which began as speculation about a potentially real creature in medieval times. Later, it was adopted as a Christian metaphor and used in high art. It was depicted as a fantastical creature that eventually appeared in modern art and literature, evolving quite far from the original descriptions. Finally, it enters popular culture and is commodified. It now belongs to different groups – as a LGBTQ symbol, little girls’ toys, magical fantasy creatures. This is what happens to many folklore creatures, or cryptids. As they journey through time, their utility changes. Often, they are no longer useful as a mysterious creature to be discovered, but serve one or more social functions. This is part of the pop cryptid model.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i61jkjPtMuw
A few quibbles I had:
She points out that the Wendigo escaped Native culture. This is a great framing. I like to think of it as the horse that left the barn for good. You aren’t likely to box it in again, even if you want to. But like most of the topics in this video – vampires, werewolves, cryptids, fairies, spirits, etc. – the stories are exceptionally more complex because culture is complex and always changing. Dr. Wood deliveries mostly sound and good answers to start with, but those asking the questions would do well to read more expansive sources to really understand what’s going on.
The “big hairy monster” types like Bigfoot, Yeti, Abominable snowman, etc., are suggested to be more similar than different. It’s a mistake to say the Yeti is white because it’s in snowy Tibet as it was originally described as dark furred. It has only become stereotypically white in more modern popular depictions.
Dr. Wood really messed up by saying the Slenderman incident in Wisconsin resulted in a death. Several commenters noted that the girl stabbed by her “friends” survived. Big fact check error there.
She repeats the St. Columba origin story for the Loch Ness monster. Inclusion of that story is fraught with peril – it’s dubious to say the least and highly fictionalized. She hints that people looked back at the account during the monster’s modern appearance and retroactively fitting it to the Nessie idea. But it really needs the extra context to prevent people from outright saying Nessie was first reported in the 6th century.
All in all, this is so worth a watch to get oriented to various popular legends and lore. Loved it.
Dr. Wood is an American historian and lecturer at Cardiff University. She specializes in Celtic and Medieval history, magic, and folklore. She is a former director of the Folklore Society.
#Bigfoot #cryptids #fairies #folklore #legends #myths #slenderman
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- Prince's of evil de SpiritWolfNura (en) - https://urls.fr/Zfiode
Résumé : Fanfiction crossover autour de l'univers d'Undertale et de Slenderman !
#Slenderman #Nightmare #Undertale #crossover #creepypasta #fanfiction #horreur #VendrediLecture -
Prince's of Evil by SpiritWolfNura (en)- https://urls.fr/Zfiode
Abstract : Crossover fanfiction based on the worlds of Undertale and Slenderman!
#Slenderman #Nightmare #Undertale #crossover #creepypasta #fanfiction #horror #ReadingFriday -
The final video for these is here
https://youtu.be/0rLThykvYAA?si=xD3lEHJZOb7nCnqw
#YouTube #Slenderman #Slendermanvideos #Slendermanreactions #reactionvideos #codypandajones #codypandajonesyt
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The final video for these is here
https://youtu.be/0rLThykvYAA?si=xD3lEHJZOb7nCnqw
#YouTube #Slenderman #Slendermanvideos #Slendermanreactions #reactionvideos #codypandajones #codypandajonesyt
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New reaction video out now!!! It's good
https://youtu.be/4eIV6qI5WQA?si=V_zWLoDSfZB9iHPk
#YouTube #reactionvideos #slendermanvideos #slendermanreactionvideos #Slenderman #codypandajones #codypandajonesyt
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New reaction video out now!!! It's good
https://youtu.be/4eIV6qI5WQA?si=V_zWLoDSfZB9iHPk
#YouTube #reactionvideos #slendermanvideos #slendermanreactionvideos #Slenderman #codypandajones #codypandajonesyt
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Judge Frees Woman Who Stabbed Classmate to Impress Imaginary Slender Man
#satire #SlenderMan #CourtroomDrama #TrueCrime #OnlyInAmerica By: TheJestPress.com A Wisconsin judge has officially greenlit the release plan for Anissa Weier, one of the “Slender Man Stabbing” teens, prompting a mix of relief, panic, and immediate Googling of the phrase “Where is Anissa Weier right now?” Supporters say it's a big step toward rehabilitation—critics say it’s a big step toward never…
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Qui a peur du Slenderman ? (2016)
★★☆☆
Un épisode de Faites entrer l'accusé, avec un zeste de creepypasta et de légende urbaine.
✍️ La suite ici :
https://www.senscritique.com/film/qui_a_peur_du_slenderman/critique/325475471#QuiaPeurDuSlenderman #BewareTheSlenderman #Slenderman #AnissaWeier #MorganGeyse #PaytonLeutner #Documentaire #Film #Cinema
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Qui a peur du Slenderman ? (2016)
★★☆☆
Un épisode de Faites entrer l'accusé, avec un zeste de creepypasta et de légende urbaine.
✍️ La suite ici :
https://www.senscritique.com/film/qui_a_peur_du_slenderman/critique/325475471#QuiaPeurDuSlenderman #BewareTheSlenderman #Slenderman #AnissaWeier #MorganGeyse #PaytonLeutner #Documentaire #Film #Cinema
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Qui a peur du Slenderman ? (2016)
★★☆☆
Un épisode de Faites entrer l'accusé, avec un zeste de creepypasta et de légende urbaine.
✍️ La suite ici :
https://www.senscritique.com/film/qui_a_peur_du_slenderman/critique/325475471#QuiaPeurDuSlenderman #BewareTheSlenderman #Slenderman #AnissaWeier #MorganGeyse #PaytonLeutner #Documentaire #Film #Cinema
