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Sha Noran
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Vinny wrote:
I remember about a year ago, I had a dream where I was location scouting with Jay for the next MH entry. He was driving the car and I was in the passenger seat. He was planning on going to some random person's house for the next entry. I said "I don't think this is a good idea, I mean we don't know these people, we can't just go into their house, we'll get in trouble, they might be home, they may have a dog, etc..." then Jay said to me "you can't go through life nitpicking everything"
When we got there, the house was empty, and we were searching the house (for what, I have no idea) I was getting worried that the people who lived there might come back.


Haha this is pretty awesome. He's totally just like, "don't be a pussy"and you're like "uhhh I thought this guy was only crazy IG..."

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Jordan
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If no-one really minds me asking, why did Pravado leave? I know he was a bit passionate sometimes, but he did have a break from things and seemed to tone things down quite a bit and was quite apolegetic for his past behaviour.

(I had no internet for three months....and then a lot of users that used to come on here frequently don't post as much anymore)

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Sha Noran
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Jordan wrote:
If no-one really minds me asking, why did Pravado leave? I know he was a bit passionate sometimes, but he did have a break from things and seemed to tone things down quite a bit and was quite apolegetic for his past behaviour.

(I had no internet for three months....and then a lot of users that used to come on here frequently don't post as much anymore)


As far as I can tell, there were two main reasons for him giving up on uF/MH:

1) He was consistently disappointed in the long delays between Entries and his perception that the Entries, when they finally came, were filler or at least usually raised more questions than they did provide answers.

2) He received very harsh fanboy-esque rebuttals from the majority of other forum members, some of whom seemed quite determined to defend the Entries no matter what and versus any and all criticism. As commonly happens on forums, this descended into petty name calling and personal attacks; thus in the end I imagine he realized he was wasting his time trying to make his opinion heard.

I'm sure he still watches the Entries when they come out, but these are the most obvious reasons I can infer for him not posting his thoughts on them here anymore.

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ToTheFading
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So despite being woken up every 45 minutes due to an issue with our distribution/breaker board causing our burglar alarm to go off consistently all night, (thanks to the neighbors shouting at us telling us to "shut the fuck up" repeatedly from the street, there was nothing us or the 24 hour electrician could do, it's not as though we were doing it on purpose you morons), there were many jokes made as we sat up trying to sort it that it was clearly Slenderman's doing. Then, during one small stint of sleep I managed to get, I had a dream entry 76 was released. I woke up thinking "YAAAAAAAY-aww".

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TheJoker
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Sha Noran wrote:
Jordan wrote:
If no-one really minds me asking, why did Pravado leave? I know he was a bit passionate sometimes, but he did have a break from things and seemed to tone things down quite a bit and was quite apolegetic for his past behaviour.

(I had no internet for three months....and then a lot of users that used to come on here frequently don't post as much anymore)


As far as I can tell, there were two main reasons for him giving up on uF/MH:

1) He was consistently disappointed in the long delays between Entries and his perception that the Entries, when they finally came, were filler or at least usually raised more questions than they did provide answers.

2) He received very harsh fanboy-esque rebuttals from the majority of other forum members, some of whom seemed quite determined to defend the Entries no matter what and versus any and all criticism. As commonly happens on forums, this descended into petty name calling and personal attacks; thus in the end I imagine he realized he was wasting his time trying to make his opinion heard.

I'm sure he still watches the Entries when they come out, but these are the most obvious reasons I can infer for him not posting his thoughts on them here anymore.

I mean to be fair he was pretty rude to all the other forum members himself, and last time I saw him around here he basically called everyone who liked Entry 70 ignorant fanboys unprovoked. He wasn't exactly being the most reasonable about his own criticism himself.

Anyway, we probably should not be discussing this too much more, especially not in the Dream Thread of all places.

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Sha Noran
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Yeah let's just go ahead and say, there was some grumpy behavior all around and leave it at that. Quite off topic. Private message Jordan if you wanna chime in on that topic or perhaps just discuss it in the off topic thread... But frankly discussing this publicly without him here to defend himself isn't going to fly with the mods. So let's just not do that, lol.

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I actually had a pretty good (albeit completely unrealistic) dream regarding the ending, last night.

Jay found Jessica, who'd been hiding out some sort of "general store" in a rural sprawl like area, with a crazy witch-doctor lady who'd been keeping her safe from the Operator. They got in their sedan and drove to some diner where Tim and Hoody were in disguise, eating. Jay pulled down the Hooded guy's hood revealing it to be a sort of stitched together version of Brian and Seth. Alex walked in with his craziness and slammed the BrianSeth person's face in, then took off. Tim held Jay and Jessica hostage, but they got away on horseback, then they found Alex, who had hung himself from a telephone pole. The Operator appeared, touched Jay, and suddenly it was 2006 again, and Jay transformed into the Operator and decided to haunt Alex during the filming of Marble Hornets, turning the entire series into a sort of "mobius strip."

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Ztakk
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Serum wrote:
I actually had a pretty good (albeit completely unrealistic) dream regarding the ending, last night.

Jay found Jessica, who'd been hiding out some sort of "general store" in a rural sprawl like area, with a crazy witch-doctor lady who'd been keeping her safe from the Operator. They got in their sedan and drove to some diner where Tim and Hoody were in disguise, eating. Jay pulled down the Hooded guy's hood revealing it to be a sort of stitched together version of Brian and Seth. Alex walked in with his craziness and slammed the BrianSeth person's face in, then took off. Tim held Jay and Jessica hostage, but they got away on horseback, then they found Alex, who had hung himself from a telephone pole. The Operator appeared, touched Jay, and suddenly it was 2006 again, and Jay transformed into the Operator and decided to haunt Alex during the filming of Marble Hornets, turning the entire series into a sort of "mobius strip."


Whoa.....that's.....crazy lol

And since Serum said it it's now canon.

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geekgirlinthefedora
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Serum wrote:
I actually had a pretty good (albeit completely unrealistic) dream regarding the ending, last night.

Jay found Jessica, who'd been hiding out some sort of "general store" in a rural sprawl like area, with a crazy witch-doctor lady who'd been keeping her safe from the Operator. They got in their sedan and drove to some diner where Tim and Hoody were in disguise, eating. Jay pulled down the Hooded guy's hood revealing it to be a sort of stitched together version of Brian and Seth. Alex walked in with his craziness and slammed the BrianSeth person's face in, then took off. Tim held Jay and Jessica hostage, but they got away on horseback, then they found Alex, who had hung himself from a telephone pole. The Operator appeared, touched Jay, and suddenly it was 2006 again, and Jay transformed into the Operator and decided to haunt Alex during the filming of Marble Hornets, turning the entire series into a sort of "mobius strip."


Dude, your head is a scary, scary place. Shocked
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geekgirlinthefedora wrote:
Serum wrote:
I actually had a pretty good (albeit completely unrealistic) dream regarding the ending, last night.

Jay found Jessica, who'd been hiding out some sort of "general store" in a rural sprawl like area, with a crazy witch-doctor lady who'd been keeping her safe from the Operator. They got in their sedan and drove to some diner where Tim and Hoody were in disguise, eating. Jay pulled down the Hooded guy's hood revealing it to be a sort of stitched together version of Brian and Seth. Alex walked in with his craziness and slammed the BrianSeth person's face in, then took off. Tim held Jay and Jessica hostage, but they got away on horseback, then they found Alex, who had hung himself from a telephone pole. The Operator appeared, touched Jay, and suddenly it was 2006 again, and Jay transformed into the Operator and decided to haunt Alex during the filming of Marble Hornets, turning the entire series into a sort of "mobius strip."


Dude, your head is a scary, scary place. Shocked




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Sha Noran
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Serum wrote:
geekgirlinthefedora wrote:
Serum wrote:
I actually had a pretty good (albeit completely unrealistic) dream regarding the ending, last night.

Jay found Jessica, who'd been hiding out some sort of "general store" in a rural sprawl like area, with a crazy witch-doctor lady who'd been keeping her safe from the Operator. They got in their sedan and drove to some diner where Tim and Hoody were in disguise, eating. Jay pulled down the Hooded guy's hood revealing it to be a sort of stitched together version of Brian and Seth. Alex walked in with his craziness and slammed the BrianSeth person's face in, then took off. Tim held Jay and Jessica hostage, but they got away on horseback, then they found Alex, who had hung himself from a telephone pole. The Operator appeared, touched Jay, and suddenly it was 2006 again, and Jay transformed into the Operator and decided to haunt Alex during the filming of Marble Hornets, turning the entire series into a sort of "mobius strip."


Dude, your head is a scary, scary place. Shocked




I'm not just quote pyramiding for the fun of it, everything I've quoted here is fucking awesome and I really wanted to say so.

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SilentMedusa
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Meanwhile, my Marble Hornets dreams have taken on the tone of crack fanfiction. I'll share my favorite:

It was season 1. Jay was play-by-play Tweeting while in some kind of park looking for something. It might have been the Red Tower. One of his tweets just said "Cat Smile" with an attached twitpic. The pic indeed showed a cat. From the picture, we (Unfiction, following with baited breath) could see Jay was sitting on something, and the cat was in front of him with her forepaws resting on his knee as he pet her.

Two minutes later there was another tweet, which read "mouse". Twitpic attached. There was a lot of foreboding, but we bravely pushed ahead and opened it. The picture was of Jay, sitting on a bench and petting the cat. It had been taken from some distance away. It took exactly 30 seconds for Unfiction to realize totheark was there stalking Jay, and had just hacked his twitter to tell him so. Cue the collective freak-out.

One minute later Jay replied with the tweet "Bird." and a pic. A self-pic of a very unimpressed Jay flipping off his camera phone. Cue the collective high-fives.

30 seconds later TTA replied with "lol!" followed by a second tweet:"someone failedtheir spot check".

Unfiction collectively pounced on that last statement like- like-... like a big gang of things that pounce. It was impressive. In less than two minutes the source of TTA's mirth was discovered. When Jay's "bird" pic was enlarged, we could see over his shoulder that there was a building of some kind behind him. We could also see Masky peering around the corner of that building, watching Jay. Cue the collective brick-shitting, and a large flurry of sent Tweets to the effect of "get out of there, Jay!".

The best part? He actually listened to us. After almost an hour of silence, there was one last tweet that day: "Locked in my home safe; thanks for the heads-up."

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I'm not, sure, but I think the 'witch doctor' lady in my dream was the lady who owned the antique store, now selling 'general goods' which consisted mostly of spicy pepper based jams and canned fineries.

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TheJoker
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Medusa, that was amazing. If you don't mind, I'm going to use the "cat-mouse-bird" exchange somewhere if I ever find a good place to incorporate it.

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My dream was cooler.

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