It’s thirty… foursixer and Slværtcast I guess
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((I just wanna make a quick PSA.
I understand most of you don’t
know, but recently someone that my brother knew passed away from
suicide. How we found out about it was that he made an ominous post on
Facebook saying ‘Goodbye’.
I have received asks on this account
from folks who weren’t in a good place mentally at the time, so I’m
aware that I’m considered a sort of confidant.
That said… I hope
this isn’t asking too much, but if you make an ask for Carlos on anon,
would you mind signing it? Or if you’re playing an anon as a character,
just say something like “(for Carlos)” or something similar. If it’s
directed to Carlos, then I understand it’s sort of in-character. But
without context, I do tend to worry, especially considering what
happened a few weeks ago…
Again, I hope this isn’t too much. I just don’t wanna misunderstand and worry about you guys.
Creepy creations by Nadja Buttendorf, a Berlin-based artist and jeweler who makes rings and earrings that resemble ears and fingers.
I’m shook
The Betz Sphere
The Betz family lived on a large 88-Acre property near Jacksonville Florida. In the early 1970s their property was ravaged by a fire and during its inspection, they came across this perfect silver sphere which was 8 inches in diameter.
The Betz family thought it might be a new kind of government probe or satellite and decided to take the artifact home with them. They didn’t think much of it until it started behaving in odd ways.
The first thing they observed in regards to the sphere was that it resonated with a frequency in response to their son strumming his guitar and that terrified their dog. When they rolled the sphere it would stop, turn around and come back towards the person who pushed it. The family claimed that it could also climb up a slanted table. Needless to say, a media frenzy ensued. Articles about the sphere appeared in publications like the New York Times and London Daily.
Even stranger things started happening at the Betz residence. Doors would open and slam shut on their own, strange music would play randomly, and their dog started staying outside because it was too afraid to come near the sphere. The family handed the sphere over to the Navy once things became unbearable for them.
After running a battery of tests, the Navy determined that the ball was nothing but an ordinary stainless steel ball which was probably part of an art project that belonged to a sculptor known as James Durling-Jones.
Read more about it HERE
The Perfect Scientist 