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technoguyx wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

Russia was conquered by England. D:

littletonkslover wrote:

XD XD XD Scary? *lolololololololol*

I don't find any story of that kind scary >.>

Okay........Then Austria was swallowed by a whale. D:

jake451998 wrote:

I got to check it out, however a statue looking creature is not scary. yet nobody has scared me yet.

Was that before or after you cried and hid under your bed?

Paradox wrote:

jake451998 wrote:

I got to check it out, however a statue looking creature is not scary. yet nobody has scared me yet.

Was that before or after you cried and hid under your bed?

Lawl, that's kind of impossible becuase I have a matress to sleep on ( alone without a bed )

jake451998 wrote:

nobody here has a strong sense of horror, some people say that little kid shows are scary, now if you want to scare me you have to actually TRY!

if i tried than this topic would be closed and i'd be banned lol

Aidan wrote:

I'll bet I can scare you. BOO!

eek *screams like girl and hides under that one guy's mattress*

This will probably not scare any of you but here it goes...
Graceland Cemetery
Graceland Cemetery in Chicago, Illinois is supposedly haunted by the ghost of a little girl and a menacing hooded statue.

One of the strangest stories reported at Graceland Cemetery is that of a life-sized statue memorializing a 6-year-old girl named Inez Clarke who was struck and killed by lightning while on a family picnic. Her parents, stunned by the tragic loss, commissioned a life-size statue of the girl to be placed on her grave. It was placed in a glass box to protect it from the elements.

The statue of Inez remains in nearly perfect condition today. Inez is perched on a small stool, wearing her favorite dress and carrying a tiny parasol. Locals say that the ghost of Inez is still haunting Graceland Cemetery.

There are stories of strange sounds of weeping coming from the statue, and some even claim they have seen the statue of Inez actually moving. It is said that, during violent thunderstorms, Inez sometimes vanishes from inside her glass box and goes roaming around in the graveyard until the storm is over.

Many years ago, a night watchman was making his rounds during a storm and discovered that the glass case was empty. He saw flashes of lightning that illuminated the figure of a young girl in the distance, playing in the rain. The night watchman fled from the cemetery that night, never to return. Other guards have also reported it missing, only to find it back in place when they pass by again, or the following morning

Graceland Cemetery is also said to be haunted by an unusual bronze statue of a hooded figure called “Eternal Silence”. The brooding and menacing figure has become more commonly known as the “Statue of Death”.

The figure was once black in color but over the years, the black has mostly worn away, exposing the green, weathered metal beneath. It is said that anyone who looks into the face of the statue will get a vision of their own death.
not much of a story

-jake451998

-red from scaryforkids.com

Last edited by jake451998 (2010-05-02 16:22:11)

The scary story:

Once there was a girl called Elizabeth

She was a quiet girl.

She went to bed without brushing her teeth

because she was allergic to the toothpaste

AND THE EVIL FAIRY OF BAD TOOTHS GOT HER AND RIPPED HER TO PIECES

Then she woke up.

It was a dream.

She then died of a burst blood vessel in her brain SUSPICIOUSLY close to her tooth.

Moral:

Always brush your teeth. Even if it kills you. Because either way, you'll die.

Stickman704 wrote:

jake451998 wrote:

This will probably not scare any of you but here it goes...
Graceland Cemetery
Graceland Cemetery in Chicago, Illinois is supposedly haunted by the ghost of a little girl and a menacing hooded statue.

One of the strangest stories reported at Graceland Cemetery is that of a life-sized statue memorializing a 6-year-old girl named Inez Clarke who was struck and killed by lightning while on a family picnic. Her parents, stunned by the tragic loss, commissioned a life-size statue of the girl to be placed on her grave. It was placed in a glass box to protect it from the elements.

The statue of Inez remains in nearly perfect condition today. Inez is perched on a small stool, wearing her favorite dress and carrying a tiny parasol. Locals say that the ghost of Inez is still haunting Graceland Cemetery.

There are stories of strange sounds of weeping coming from the statue, and some even claim they have seen the statue of Inez actually moving. It is said that, during violent thunderstorms, Inez sometimes vanishes from inside her glass box and goes roaming around in the graveyard until the storm is over.

Many years ago, a night watchman was making his rounds during a storm and discovered that the glass case was empty. He saw flashes of lightning that illuminated the figure of a young girl in the distance, playing in the rain. The night watchman fled from the cemetery that night, never to return. Other guards have also reported it missing, only to find it back in place when they pass by again, or the following morning

Graceland Cemetery is also said to be haunted by an unusual bronze statue of a hooded figure called “Eternal Silence”. The brooding and menacing figure has become more commonly known as the “Statue of Death”.

The figure was once black in color but over the years, the black has mostly worn away, exposing the green, weathered metal beneath. It is said that anyone who looks into the face of the statue will get a vision of their own death.
not much of a story

-jake451998

-red from scaryforkids.com

Arghhh! Mummy! 

http://blogs.coventrytelegraph.net/thegeekfiles/Weeping%20Angel%203.jpg

Click.

not exactly scary, eternal silence is scarier.

RHY3756547 wrote:

The scary story:

Once there was a girl called Elizabeth

She was a quiet girl.

She went to bed without brushing her teeth

because she was allergic to the toothpaste

AND THE EVIL FAIRY OF BAD TOOTHS GOT HER AND RIPPED HER TO PIECES

Then she woke up.

It was a dream.

She then died of a burst blood vessel in her brain SUSPICIOUSLY close to her tooth.

Moral:

Always brush your teeth. Even if it kills you. Because either way, you'll die.

lol.

Musicstar888 wrote:

TheGenius95 wrote:

Musicstar888 wrote:

t totally creeps me out, BUT its probabley just like special effects, right? 

I sure hope so!   

I do too! I don't want THAT THING walking around town anytime soon!                I loooove smileys.......

It's a statue.

Fixed image.

jukyter wrote:

Musicstar888 wrote:

TheGenius95 wrote:

I sure hope so!   

I do too! I don't want THAT THING walking around town anytime soon!                I loooove smileys.......

It's a statue.

FINALLY! someone else who knows it's a statue!!

Lord-Sprites wrote:

This picture should do the trick quite nicely
http://www.drewnoakes.com/code/exif/exi … %20400.jpg

The human - dog hybrid. Also known as the furless furry

I wonder if that really happened... it doesn't look scary, it's cute! ^^