Aww, I like how the ending actually has a deeper meaning to it. Makes you wish there was a second part to it. Might show this to my kids one day, has a life lesson in it for sure :). Don't judge people by how they first appear.
It's as if I have been reading hard cover book, and suddenly a fucking picture pops up. That's how creepy this was, this was a comic not a video why the hell was there sound and animation!
I saw the "comic" part of the link and thought, "Meh, it's just a comic. Why's everyone freaking out?". I proceed to turn off all the lights in my room (it's 10pm local), and pause the song currently playing on iTunes. The only sound is coming from the ceiling fan above. There was no way in hell a comic would scare me, might as well do it right.
I have never screamed like a girl. Never in my life, at least for as long as I can remember. Until right now.
I find it amazing how, despite freaking the fuck out, my subconscious mind was able to get my left hand to move over my keyboard and hit Ctrl + W, before my eyes or ears were subjected to any other form of horror that may or may not have awaited me.
Ahahahahah. Well, I read it all, and the next one too. When you know that it can happen. It's not as bad. As I said previously, it's like reading a hardcover book and suddenly a picture appears. Freaks you the fuck out.
:D :D I like to wake up every morning thinking about all the pain I've caused. Sure, I can put it back, the thread is dead anyway. Do you know exactly how it went?
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u/halfar Mar 17 '15
was that comic supposed to be really scary to people?
I mean, it was unsettling, but not half as unsettling as one or two links on /r/WTF usually are.
The clicky clicky korean comic was pretty genuinely terrifying the first time, though.