Previously: Palmistry. I have only had my tea leaves read once. I was a teenager visiting New Orleans in the early 2000s, so obviously I had to go to the Bottom Of The Cup specifically for a Continue Reading > about How Does It Work?: Reading Tea Leaves, Pareidolia, And The Imprecise Art Of Tasseography
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The Weird Part Of YouTube: ‘Hi I’m Mary Mary,’ The Self, And The Familiar Made Strange
Previously: 'In The Dark' & The Louise Paxton Mystery. Have you ever woken up one day and felt that your surroundings… weren’t quite right? They may have looked the same as always — but Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of YouTube: ‘Hi I’m Mary Mary,’ The Self, And The Familiar Made Strange
Creepypasta of the Week: “Gamer”
Previously: "Bedtime." R.D. Ovenfriend's "Gamer" is a creepypasta not in the classic sense — that is, something which has been copied and pasted time and time again, with little to no Continue Reading > about Creepypasta of the Week: “Gamer”
Creepy Wikipedia: Christine And Lea Papin, The Murderous Maids Of France
The truth often really is stranger than fiction, and the creepy parts of Wikipedia prove it. Weird history, scientific oddities, otherwise unclassifiable Things that you wouldn’t believe actually Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: Christine And Lea Papin, The Murderous Maids Of France
Scare Yourself Silly: Why We Play Those Games We Shouldn’t Play
Previously: A Tourist's Guide to 200 Phenomena in the City of Calgary. By now, we’ve taken a look at rather a lot of games we would be wiser not to play. But have you stopped to wonder why it is Continue Reading > about Scare Yourself Silly: Why We Play Those Games We Shouldn’t Play