What parts of America do you think are the most haunted?

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Alaska is pure other shyt. I remember seeing the 30 Days of Night trailer and thinking "Barrow, Alaska? Not only could this happen but this makes sense :ehh:" between the native american sites and the UFO shyt - I don't even care if people believe me or not anymore. If you live there, be respectful, and never be alone.
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Louisiana. Im here now.

I see and hear strange shyt all the time. I just dont look and ignore them.

A few days ago i was walking into a bldg and seen a shadow on the ground moving right near me. Didnt see anything or anyone around. This is night time on creepy as Barksdale Air base. i hear talking in bldg on nightshift. No one is hear. Ive heard clapping in my apt. I just ignore it.
You all have mad shadowers.
 
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Midwest/East Coast/Tx (Now in Canada)
Speak on it.
In the DC/Maryland area I knew about the bunnyman bridge and had a few experiences w/ nut ass military ghosts...playing with the power, moving things, etc.
fukking with the general mood. Making soda cans hop out of the top of a large industrial trashcan after being thrown to the bottom...things like that.
With texas...I felt and saw weird old shyt like native ghosts and I think people out in San Antonio were murdering kids, shyt just had a fukked up feel and this middle school I lived by was "infected". I hated crossing past it to go home at night, I swear something was full of WANT.
New England, old ass architecture and strange talking in old ass accents. It felt like the whole connecticut didn't want me there, whether it was cacs in the day or the night itself. Mind you, I did smoke some pcp in a hood triple decker situated across from a graveyard, but stillllllll
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In the DC/Maryland area I knew about the bunnyman bridge and had a few experiences w/ nut ass military ghosts...playing with the power, moving things, etc.
fukking with the general mood. Making soda cans hop out of the top of a large industrial trashcan after being thrown to the bottom...things like that.
With texas...I felt and saw weird old shyt like native ghosts and I think people out in San Antonio were murdering kids, shyt just had a fukked up feel and this middle school I lived by was "infected". I hated crossing past it to go home at night, I swear something was full of WANT.
New England, old ass architecture and strange talking in old ass accents. It felt like the whole connecticut didn't want me there, whether it was cacs in the day or the night itself. Mind you, I did smoke some pcp in a hood triple decker situated across from a graveyard, but stillllllll
:demonic::demonic::damn::damn::damn:
lovecraft wrote about new england for a reason. The texas thing was probably an egrigor. Bad stuff that.
 

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Alaska is pure other shyt. I remember seeing the 30 Days of Night trailer and thinking "Barrow, Alaska? Not only could this happen but this makes sense :ehh:" between the native american sites and the UFO shyt - I don't even care if people believe me or not anymore. If you live there, be respectful, and never be alone.
I was stationed in Anchorage and it was a big ass city alotta cali transplants so I was around alotta filipinos, samoans mexicans and black people suprisingly but outside the city limits it was miles and miles of nothing but open terrain I even went to Barrow,Alaska on some off shyt with friends and it was some creepy/fascinating shyt the locals beleived in spirits too and told us about their encounters with the other side
 

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Grandfather told me about them woods of South Carolina and to stay the fukk out of them. He went hunting for hogs with his dog and there was a certain spot where his dog would freeze up and would go no further in them woods. He left that shyt alone and went elsewhere. :whoa:


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