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lar20 said:
by myself? fuck no lol. sucks too because that looks like a bad ass forest to trip in minus the bones laying around and the possible hauntings

anyways id much rather trip there than any kind of abandoned jail or hospital

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I tripped on acid in the hospital once. It was creeping the shit out of me but I found it really fun

Like there were all these labs and I was expecting a xenomorph alien to jump out of the vents and suck my brains out

The elevator started acting funny and thats when I REALLY freaked out

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Niffla said:
Could you do it? A heroic dose of mushrooms, one night here, by yourself. Yay or Nay.

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Dark_Star said:
I'd imagine Syria would be a gas to trip in these days........

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Dark_Star said:
I'd imagine Syria would be a gas to trip in these days........

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bangpowboomers said:
I mean somebodies makin all those bodies.

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the Yakuza!! But really just a quaint suicide spot

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berdinwall said:
idk last time I was trippin my friend was telling me about a hit his buddy had to take care of and i had to tell him to stop talkin about it to me...so I prob couldnt handle it

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ch1ck3n.s0up said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catacombs_of_Paris

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ch1ck3n.s0up said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catacombs_of_Paris

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Now that place would be cool, as it is a tourist thing.  Given that there would probably be plenty of people to help ease your mind.  The twisting and swirling skulls would be awesome...

up until you hear voices and trip bad haha.

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itsthezane said:
A catacomb would be way worse to trip in than an open forest

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Niffla said:
Could you do it? A heroic dose of mushrooms, one night here, by yourself. Yay or Nay.

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Nay smell of decaying corpes you defeniately picked the  scariest place to trip on earth except an alleged portal to hell ( a litteral lake of fire) In ethopia.But yeah i think its very sad there is such a suicide craze in that forest it could be beautifulll, fun fact in that forest they have roadsigns trying to prevent suicidal people from going through with it

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Niffla said:
Could you do it? A heroic dose of mushrooms, one night here, by yourself. Yay or Nay.

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Nay smell of decaying corpes you defeniately picked the  scariest place to trip on earth except an alleged portal to hell ( a litteral lake of fire) In ethopia.But yeah i think its very sad there is such a suicide craze in that forest it could be beautifulll, fun fact in that forest they have roadsigns trying to prevent suicidal people from going through with it

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Yeah I heard about that lake of fire -- isn't it like a gas pocket that Russian miners lit on fire in hopes that it would burn out? And instead it's been on fire ever since? Or am I thinking of something else?

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itsthezane said:
Mr. Google tells me its the lava lake of Erta Ale volcano in Ethiopia

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Niffla said:
Could you do it? A heroic dose of mushrooms, one night here, by yourself. Yay or Nay.

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Nay smell of decaying corpes you defeniately picked the  scariest place to trip on earth except an alleged portal to hell ( a litteral lake of fire) In ethopia.But yeah i think its very sad there is such a suicide craze in that forest it could be beautifulll, fun fact in that forest they have roadsigns trying to prevent suicidal people from going through with it

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Yeah I heard about that lake of fire -- isn't it like a gas pocket that Russian miners lit on fire in hopes that it would burn out? And instead it's been on fire ever since? Or am I thinking of something else?

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I think youre thinking of something else the lake of fire im reffering to is a split in the earths crust.Its one of the only non volcanic places on earth that you can see the magma in a lake like that its in etheopia i think its been there for thousands of years

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ch1ck3n.s0up said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catacombs_of_Paris

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Now that place would be cool, as it is a tourist thing.  Given that there would probably be plenty of people to help ease your mind.  The twisting and swirling skulls would be awesome...

up until you hear voices and trip bad haha.

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Biodiversity said:


....!!! more plagiarism

Queensland, Australia, lies a mysterious Black Trevethan Range, Black Mountain.

The mountain is certainly significant for the Aborigines. Kalkajaka is what they call it, the name meaning the place of the spear or more loosely translated as mountains of death. The Aboriginal stories of how it evolved certainly add to mystery of this incredible mountain range. Black MountainThe Aboriginal belief is that the mountain originated in the dreamtime with a man, being similar to a medicine man and also a chameleon, who had the taste for human flesh. He killed and ate a young chief and so was banished and fled to the mountains, occasionally surfacing to eat a human or two from his own tribe. On his last venture out of the mountains he turned into a goanna to escape his angry fellow tribe members and had the misfortune of being struck by lightening. Being no ordinary goanna he exploded and left large piles of charred rock everywhere.  Many unexplained and mysterious disappearances have been attributed to these black mountains. Both humans and cattle have wandered into the vicinity of the black mountains and disappeared without a trace never to return. The first record of a mysterious disappearance was In 1877. A carrier, along with his horse, was out searching for some bullocks that had strayed into the boulders. He, his bullocks and his horse were never seen again. Thirteen years later, Constable Ryan, stationed at Cooktown, tracked a wanted criminal to the scrub at the edge of the mountains. He ventured into one of the caves and along with the criminal both disappeared.


Don't forget to bring the kids !


His chilling story follows. I stepped into the opening, like other Black Mountain caves it dipped steeply downwards, narrowing as it went. Suddenly I found myself facing a solid wall of rock, but the the right there was a passageway just large enough for me to enter in a stooping position. I moved along it carefully for several yards. The floor was fairly level, the walls of very smooth granite. The passage twisted and turned this way and tat, always sloping deeper into the earth. Presently I began to feel uneasy. A huge bat beat it's wings against me as it passed, however I forced myself on, to push further. Soon my nostrils were filled with a sickly musty stench. Then my torch went out. I was in total darkness. From somewhere, that seemed the bowels of the earth I could hear a faint moaning which was then followed by the flapping of wings of thousands of bats. I began to panic as I groped and floundered back the way I thought I had come. My arms and legs were bleeding from bumps with unseen rocks. My outstretched hands clawed at space, I expected solid walls and floors, but could not find it. At one stage where I had wandered into a side passage, I came to the brink of what was undoubtedly a precipice-judging by the echoes. The air was foul and I felt increasing dizziness. Terrifying thoughts were racing through my mind about giant rock-pythons I have seen around this mountain. As I crawled along, getting weaker and loosing hope of ever coming out alive, I saw a tiny streak of light. It gave me super strength to worm my way towards a small cave mouth half a mile from the one I had entered. Reaching the open air I gulped in lung fulls of it and fell down exhausted. I later found that I had been underground for five hours, most of the time on my hands and knees. A Kings ransom would not induce me to enter those caves again. Another strange thing about the black mountains is that a creature is said to be lurking within. Described as being cat-like it has been spotted clambering over the boulders on quite a few occasions. Now dubbed the Queensland Tiger this beast is attributed to the cattle mauling and disappearances within the vicinity.

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Krema Zwei ("crematorium 2") in Auschwitz, worst vibed place on the planet.

500.000 people gassed in a room of 33x66ft floor space.

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the area is littered with signs displaying such uplifting messages like "Life is a precious thing! Please reconsider!" or "Think of your family!"

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That would make my trip better.

Also theres no animal activity is ok (no bears and shit attacking me), plus its quiet and dark perfect

My trip would go very bad and dark if I found a dead body tho (excluding bones)

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The Capela dos Ossos was built in the 16th century by a Franciscan monk who, in the Counter-Reformation spirit of that era, wanted to prod his fellow brothers into contemplation and transmit the message of life being transitory. This is clearly shown in the famous warning at the entrance Nós ossos que aqui estamos pelos vossos esperamos (“We, the bones that are here, await yours.").

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I think what is so eerie about the Aokigahara forest...well besides the suicide rate phenomenon of course -- is how eerily quiet it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be a sprawling, beautiful forest, yet devoid for the most part of animal activity and and wind from the mountains blocking it. At least from the accounts.

Walking through a dark, misty, dead quiet forest...with actual odds of crossing paths with a corpse is pretty feels weird man.

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Dark_Star said:
There was on a documentary on that forest & a bunch of other "creepiest places in the world" that I saw a while back. Honestly IMO the creepiest thing about that forest are all dolls & shit. That + the suicide vibe......... Could you imagine watching those old, dirty, creepy dolls come to life?

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Niffla said:
I think what is so eerie about the Aokigahara forest...well besides the suicide rate phenomenon of course -- is how eerily quiet it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be a sprawling, beautiful forest, yet devoid for the most part of animal activity and and wind from the mountains blocking it. At least from the accounts.

Walking through a dark, misty, dead quiet forest...with actual odds of crossing paths with a corpse is pretty feels weird man.

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Think the total solitude would make for a calming effect.

No worries about coming across anyone dangerous if the only other living beings there are there to die.

If you came across someone about to commit suicide, what ordeals would you go through to stop them?

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Dark_Star said:
There was on a documentary on that forest & a bunch of other "creepiest places in the world" that I saw a while back. Honestly IMO the creepiest thing about that forest are all dolls & shit. That + the suicide vibe......... Could you imagine watching those old, dirty, creepy dolls come to life?

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Yeah, the dolls! I saw a few pics while surfing of dolls that were hung in the forest. Tried to find them just now but couldn't. Fucking freaky as shit, man.

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Tourists explain the island as dark and silent with a feeling of chill. Almost every single tree is decorated with deformed and mutilated dolls. The dolls almost seem evil. As you walk the island, it supposedly feels like you are being watched at all times.

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Something like this place sounds slightly more eerie to me; the entire forest is offered as appeasement to a spirit.
Aokigahara would have an air of sadness; the island may well have an air of madness.