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mythbusteranimator wrote:

123thingy wrote:

when gf clicked
repeat until <(timer) > [Infinity]>
think [POST MORE PASTA!] for (100) secs
end

I'm new by the way..

No blockspam.

Okay.. 

Jeffy and Herobrine ought to have an argument.
Jeff: GO TO SLEEP
Herobrine: WAKE UP
Jeff: SLEEP
Hero: WAKE
J: SLEEP
H: WAKE
J: SLEEP
H: WAKE
J: SLEEP
H: WAKE
J: SLEEP
H: WAKE

banana500 wrote:

123thingy wrote:

I wish to vote for Squid's Suicide!
You should add more pastas to the vote list!
*cough cough* BarelyBreathing.exe.. *cough cough*

Whoa whoa whoaaa...

BarelyBreathing.exe? Pfft. You should get a better taste in pasta. 

buddy i wouldnt say you have the best tastes either
dont go dissing other people man

Animeboy975 wrote:

777w wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Whoa whoa whoaaa...

BarelyBreathing.exe? Pfft. You should get a better taste in pasta. 

buddy i wouldnt say you have the best tastes either
dont go dissing other people man

+1

Okay, okay, geez. I was just saying. Plus, you guys have gotta admit, BarelyBreathing.exe was pretty lousy. But okay, you guys keep to your opinions.

Animeboy975 wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

+1

Okay, okay, geez. I was just saying. Plus, you guys have gotta admit, BarelyBreathing.exe was pretty lousy. But okay, you guys keep to your opinions.

It was pretty good.

Guys, we NEED to get the user-made thread back in action..

It had potential, I'll give you that. It started out nicely, but then became so convoluted and starting throwing in so many unrelated things that it just ends up being bad. If it stuck to one thing and executed properly (no pun intended.  ), then it would've been great.

Animeboy975 wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

It was pretty good.

Guys, we NEED to get the user-made thread back in action..

It had potential, I'll give you that. It started out nicely, but then became so convoluted and starting throwing in so many unrelated things that it just ends up being bad. If it stuck to one thing and executed properly (no pun intended.  ), then it would've been great.

Yeah..

But seriously guys, help us get the user made thread back on its legs.

I'm making a new story soon.

It's the backstory of Sami and Barnabas.

banana500 wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Okay, okay, geez. I was just saying. Plus, you guys have gotta admit, BarelyBreathing.exe was pretty lousy. But okay, you guys keep to your opinions.

It was pretty good.

Guys, we NEED to get the user-made thread back in action..

It had potential, I'll give you that. It started out nicely, but then became so convoluted and starting throwing in so many unrelated things that it just ends up being bad. If it stuck to one thing and executed properly (no pun intended.  ), then it would've been great.

Yeah, I always thought that the start was the best part, I didn't even really understand the end..
Who here remembers Sonic.exe? That one was just gore, and plenty of it. Story wasn't too original, either.

mythbusteranimator wrote:

123thingy wrote:

banana500 wrote:

It had potential, I'll give you that. It started out nicely, but then became so convoluted and starting throwing in so many unrelated things that it just ends up being bad. If it stuck to one thing and executed properly (no pun intended.  ), then it would've been great.

Yeah, I always thought that the start was the best part, I didn't even really understand the end..
Who here remembers Sonic.exe? That one was just gore, and plenty of it. Story wasn't too original, either.

Meh. It stunk.

Who here laughed while reading RSE?

Yep, it stunk of 20 year old sonic plushie.
By the way, some parts of RSE were kinda hilarious.

mythbusteranimator wrote:

123thingy wrote:

mythbusteranimator wrote:

Meh. It stunk.

Who here laughed while reading RSE?

Yep, it stunk of 20 year old sonic plushie.
By the way, some parts of RSE were kinda hilarious.

I know.

There are many types of people in this world:

3. People who haven't slept for weeks after reading RSE. (Irony, anyone?)
2. People who lost one night of sleep. (I believe that would be wolvestar.  )
1. Poeple who were genuinely creeped out by it. (Just about everyone.)
0. People who found it an awesome story and found it delightfully creepy. (No one.)
-1. People who loved the story but was not creeped out. (Moi.)
-2. Poeple who laughed out loud. (360-International).

Some parts made me laugh, others gave me the heebie-jeebies. But it wasn't that creepy actually. Probably because there's no freaky pictures for it, unlike Jeff and Smile/Red

(Red creeps me out much more than Smile, by the way)

when gf clicked
repeat forever 
say [HEROBRINE THE STORY]

ok now you now this i will tell about herobrine so i,m a minecraft
"worm" and now the story
I had recently spawned a new world in single-player Minecraft. Everything was normal at first as I began chopping down trees and crafting a workbench. I noticed something move amongst the dense fog (I have a very slow computer so I have to play with a tiny render distance). I thought it was a cow, so I pursued it, hoping to grab some hides for armor.

It wasn't a cow though. Looking back at me was another character with the default skin, but his eyes were empty. I saw no name pop up, and I double-checked to make sure I wasn't in multiplayer mode. He didn't stay long, he looked at me and quickly ran into the fog. I purused out of curiousity, but he was gone,

I continued on with the game, not sure what to think. As I expanded to world I saw things that seemed out of place for the random map generator to make; 2x2 tunnels in the rocks, small perfect pyramids made of sand in the ocean, and groves of trees with all their leaves cut off. I would constantly think I saw the other "player" in the deep fog, but I never got a better look at him. I tried increasing my render distance to far whenever I thought I saw him, but to no avail.

I saved the map and went on the forums to see if anyone else had found the pseudo-player. There were none. I created my own topic telling of the man and asking if anyone had a similar experience. The post was deleted within five minutes. I tried again, and the topic was deleted even faster. I received a PM from username 'Herobrine' containing one word: 'Stop.' When I went to look at Herobrine's profile, the page 404'd.

I received an email from another forum user. He claimed the mods can read the forum user messages, so we were safer using email. The emailer claimed that he had seen the mystery player too, and had a small 'directory' of other users who had seen him as well. Their worlds were littered with obviously man-made features as well, and described their mystery player to have no pupils.

About a month passed until I heard from my informant again. Some of the people who had encountered the mystery man had looked into the name Herobrine and found that name to be frequently used by a swedish gamer. After some further information gathering, it was revealed to be the brother of Notch, the game's developer. I personally emailed Notch, and asked him if he had a brother. It took him a while, but he emailed me back a very short message.

I did, but he is no longer with us.

-Notch

I haven't seen the mystery man since our first encounter, and I haven't noticed any changes to the world other than my own. I was able to press 'print screen' when I first saw him. Here's the only evidence of his existance:I had recently spawned a new world in single-player Minecraft. Everything was normal at first as I began chopping down trees and crafting a workbench. I noticed something move amongst the dense fog (I have a very slow computer so I have to play with a tiny render distance). I thought it was a cow, so I pursued it, hoping to grab some hides for armor.

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It wasn't a cow though. Looking back at me was another character with the default skin, but his eyes were empty. I saw no name pop up, and I double-checked to make sure I wasn't in multiplayer mode. He didn't stay long, he looked at me and quickly ran into the fog. I purused out of curiousity, but he was gone,

I continued on with the game, not sure what to think. As I expanded to world I saw things that seemed out of place for the random map generator to make; 2x2 tunnels in the rocks, small perfect pyramids made of sand in the ocean, and groves of trees with all their leaves cut off. I would constantly think I saw the other "player" in the deep fog, but I never got a better look at him. I tried increasing my render distance to far whenever I thought I saw him, but to no avail.

I saved the map and went on the forums to see if anyone else had found the pseudo-player. There were none. I created my own topic telling of the man and asking if anyone had a similar experience. The post was deleted within five minutes. I tried again, and the topic was deleted even faster. I received a PM from username 'Herobrine' containing one word: 'Stop.' When I went to look at Herobrine's profile, the page 404'd.

I received an email from another forum user. He claimed the mods can read the forum user messages, so we were safer using email. The emailer claimed that he had seen the mystery player too, and had a small 'directory' of other users who had seen him as well. Their worlds were littered with obviously man-made features as well, and described their mystery player to have no pupils.

About a month passed until I heard from my informant again. Some of the people who had encountered the mystery man had looked into the name Herobrine and found that name to be frequently used by a swedish gamer. After some further information gathering, it was revealed to be the brother of Notch, the game's developer. I personally emailed Notch, and asked him if he had a brother. It took him a while, but he emailed me back a very short message.

I did, but he is no longer with us.

-Notch

I haven't seen the mystery man since our first encounter, and I haven't noticed any changes to the world other than my own. I was able to press 'print screen' when I first saw him. Here's the only evidence of his existance:I had recently spawned a new world in single-player Minecraft. Everything was normal at first as I began chopping down trees and crafting a workbench. I noticed something move amongst the dense fog (I have a very slow computer so I have to play with a tiny render distance). I thought it was a cow, so I pursued it, hoping to grab some hides for armor.

ImagesCAPJDIQZ.jpg
XanCrewsAdded by XanCrews

It wasn't a cow though. Looking back at me was another character with the default skin, but his eyes were empty. I saw no name pop up, and I double-checked to make sure I wasn't in multiplayer mode. He didn't stay long, he looked at me and quickly ran into the fog. I purused out of curiousity, but he was gone,

I continued on with the game, not sure what to think. As I expanded to world I saw things that seemed out of place for the random map generator to make; 2x2 tunnels in the rocks, small perfect pyramids made of sand in the ocean, and groves of trees with all their leaves cut off. I would constantly think I saw the other "player" in the deep fog, but I never got a better look at him. I tried increasing my render distance to far whenever I thought I saw him, but to no avail.

I saved the map and went on the forums to see if anyone else had found the pseudo-player. There were none. I created my own topic telling of the man and asking if anyone had a similar experience. The post was deleted within five minutes. I tried again, and the topic was deleted even faster. I received a PM from username 'Herobrine' containing one word: 'Stop.' When I went to look at Herobrine's profile, the page 404'd.

I received an email from another forum user. He claimed the mods can read the forum user messages, so we were safer using email. The emailer claimed that he had seen the mystery player too, and had a small 'directory' of other users who had seen him as well. Their worlds were littered with obviously man-made features as well, and described their mystery player to have no pupils.

About a month passed until I heard from my informant again. Some of the people who had encountered the mystery man had looked into the name Herobrine and found that name to be frequently used by a swedish gamer. After some further information gathering, it was revealed to be the brother of Notch, the game's developer. I personally emailed Notch, and asked him if he had a brother. It took him a while, but he emailed me back a very short message.

I did, but he is no longer with us.

-Notch

I haven't seen the mystery man since our first encounter, and I haven't noticed any changes to the world other than my own. I was able to press 'print screen' when I first saw him.
P.S. pllease note i just posted this from creepy pasta wiki

kimmy123 wrote:

I read "The Terrible Secret Of Animal Crossing" yesterday. I like it, but Penny kind of creeped me out.

It made me want to play Animal Crossing. (I've never played it.)

kimmy123 wrote:

I read "The Terrible Secret Of Animal Crossing" yesterday. I like it, but Penny kind of creeped me out.

Yes, Penny was by far the creepiest character.

I'm still pretty shocked by how Billy loses his eye. It really sucks for him.[/spoiler]