Imagine going outside to enjoy the nice sunny day when suddenly the sky flashes and you see the words in the sky, "Critical Error - Simulation resetting" and you see a progress bar going down. Then things around you start to disappear.
Top five. Somewhere near the top at least. Favorite animal isn't something I think about often but I do like bats. Maybe not around me though. I went to play basketball one night at work when we had nothing to do and when we turned on the lights there was a bat flying around. Made sure to wait till it went away first.
Sting was probably my first favorite. I liked Hogan, Randy Savage and a couple others but I liked Sting the most. At first it was just catching it on the living room TV when my dad or older brothers were watching and I didn't start watching every week until around the time the nWo started and he made his transition to the Crow Sting look. That's what got me hooked on it and watching it for myself specifically.
@SlappedHam If it did, it would be the ghost peeking out making sure I was leaving, fearful I would return. No, nothing like that has ever happened to me.
What if those moments when you're out walking and you feel/sense someone following you and you look back but see no one, it's someone who is indeed following you but you can't see them. Maybe it's not someone but some thing that isn't confined to our three dimensions and it stepped into the fourth spatial dimension you can't perceive but it can still see you. Still follow you. Always behind you. Always watching. Always listening. Always stepping off into another axis when you try to see what it is behind you. Spooky.
The original Freddy turned into a joke as the movies went on. Although he started out great and I do prefer Robert Englund's version, Jackie Earle Haley took the role back to the monster he was originally supposed to be. He made Freddy scary again. It's sad people wouldn't give it a chance. Robert Englund can't play Freddy forever. That's just me though.
@DyerbolicalDB I never got the hate for the 2010 version. I thought it was a good movie especially since it went back to Freddy as a monster and not the joke turned into. Jackie Earle Haley did a great job in the role. It's a shame it only turned out to be a one time thing. Real shame.
A man decides to spend the night in a graveyard. It's not so scary he thinks. Next day he tries to leave but can't find the exit. Hours pass, maybe days he does not know. Eventually he sees a woman carrying flowers dressed in black and a black veil. He recognizes her as his wife and he reaches out to her and grabs her shoulder. She screams and looks around but sees no one. She drops the flowers at the gravestone and leaves. The man is confused. He calls out to her but she disappears into the mist. He looks down and to his fright sees his name on the headstone.
@ThorBjornsson_ Got it off the floor. How many men can even do a third of that? Not many. Do not be ashamed for failing. Be ashamed for not trying. I would rather roast the guy who said no, not doing that. You did great.
Scary games might be my main thing if I ever do get back into streaming. Other games too but the focus would be on scary games. Got some ideas on how to do things better this time around. For now I guess I'm just building my brand while I get things set up.
Sunrise in three hours. About time to return to the cold embrace of the crypt. Seriously though, night shift living is kinda nice but mornings are always spent asleep and good luck going out if you have somewhere you need to be before noon. Some days when I don't go back to work I just stay awake to get some stuff done. Or just do a short nap to at least get a little sleep. Still wouldn't trade it for day shift. Hate getting up early in the mornings.
Too tired and too hot out so I guess it's Door Dash tonight. Or pizza. Got a long weekend coming up at work so going out is the last thing I want to do on my one night off this week.