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The NYC Subway Signs Experiment
October 31st, 2013 1:52 PMAt each stop, New York City subway conductors are required to point at a striped sign located in each of the city's 468 stations. Yosef Lerner and Rose Sacktor took advantage of this, standing under the marks with carefully-placed signs to brighten the conductors' days.
Gaia Online
October 31st, 2013 1:51 PMThis anime-themed social gaming and discussion forum site was launched back in 2003 and has accumulated over 2 billion discussion forum posts since.
Why Are Things Creepy?
October 31st, 2013 1:51 PMBeing afraid of guns, falling rocks and poisonous bugs makes sense, but why do things like teddy bears with teeth and Smile.jpg creep us out so much? Vsauce dives in.
James Bonds, Assemble!
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October 30th, 2013 9:30 PMWritten by Slimebeast in December 2012, this creepypasta takes place on an abandoned Disney island where the mascot room holds a gruesome surprise.
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The NYC Subway Signs Experiment
At each stop, New York City subway conductors are required to point at a striped sign located in each of the city's 468 stations. Yosef Lerner and Rose Sacktor took advantage of this, standing under the marks with carefully-placed signs to brighten the conductors' days.
Gaia Online
This anime-themed social gaming and discussion forum site was launched back in 2003 and has accumulated over 2 billion discussion forum posts since.
Abandoned By Disney
Written by Slimebeast in December 2012, this creepypasta takes place on an abandoned Disney island where the mascot room holds a gruesome surprise.