I saw Slenderman!

[Canopus]

The KSP Forums have arrived on their lowest point since they were opened. Come on guys are you really taking this serious?

[Special Agent Sigvan]

The KSP Forums have arrived on their lowest point since they were opened. Come on guys are you really taking this serious?

Quite a few people believe he exists.

And besides why take chances?

[ZooNamedGames]

http://media.desura.com/cache/images/members/1/393/392106/thumb_940x3000/Personal_Trollface_HD.png

Just because I know my information doesn't let me be fooled. The information was WAY off of common reports. Typically he doesn't show up until its NIGHT the second time. An obvious tip off this was leading to nowhere.

Mods, this has run its course. End it.

[Capt.Joseph Kerbertson]

Quite a few people believe he exists.

And besides why take chances?

Belief and proof are two wildly different concepts.

[HafCoJoe]

Maybe the Northwestern Tree Octopus? They can change their shape and colour...

I agree with you that the Northwest Tree Octopus is a more likely suspect. I suggest looking deeper into the possibility of it being that instead...

[Volcanix]

I have lived a decent amount of time (36 years) I have been in deep woods abandoned buildings and abandoned mine shafts. I have never, ever seen anything that would constitute a supernatural encounter. These things are a construct of the mind. When it's dark and you have little light to go off of, the simplest things become ominous because your brain is trying to figure out what it is.

And that's the problem, if we wouldn't watch horror movies or look at pictures or read stories about scary things like slender man, we wouldn't be scared. Without these in mind, there would be nothing to be scared of.

[Brethern]

And that's the problem, if we wouldn't watch horror movies or look at pictures or read stories about scary things like slender man, we wouldn't be scared. Without these in mind, there would be nothing to be scared of.

Want to bet?

Also don't worry about slenderman just keep $20 on you at all times and you'll be fine.

[lajoswinkler]

huge hands?? No, that's NOT him. Sounds like SCP-513? (am I right there? The cowbell guy).

Great, thanks for more nightmares.

Slenderman has huge hands.

[EuSouONumero345]

Huge hands?

Blame SCP-173!

[dryer_lint]

Are people really taking this seriously?

Yes, obviously he saw a tall, face-less man that simultaneously appears to people all over the earth. Suuuuuuuure

[Helix935]

hmm can't beat the time i saw a car perform a turn and even brake while there wasn't a driver IRL especially that was yesterday for me IN BROAD DAYLIGHT!

[Capt.Joseph Kerbertson]

I agree with you that the Northwest Tree Octopus is a more likely suspect. I suggest looking deeper into the possibility of it being that instead...

Could be a great northern Tundra Wookie.

[EdFred]

This mystery is probably best left to Giorgio Tsoukalos

Edited August 29, 2014 by EdFred

[Seret]

And that's the problem, if we wouldn't watch horror movies or look at pictures or read stories about scary things like slender man, we wouldn't be scared. Without these in mind, there would be nothing to be scared of.

If we didn't have these stories we'd make up new ones to be scared of. People in the Middle Ages had goblins and werewolves, today we have Slenderman and the Greys.

It's just your natural self-protective instincts misfiring. For our ancestors imagining that the funny noise in the woods at night was something awful about to eat your face conferred a survival advantage. We may be urbane, but we've still got all that wiring in our brains.

[EuSouONumero345]

Yes, our instincts makes us fear strange shapes or noises because this way it makes us go away from that thing.

And this is just our brains working, we can't control it.

[pxi]

Meh.

I'll be excited when you see the fnords.

[Capt.Joseph Kerbertson]

I grew up in the Black Hills of So.Dak. We had Sioux legends about the Windigo. A windigo is much scarier than slenderman. But as I said before, I spent countless ages in deep woods and the only eerie thing I've come across was a Bull Elk mating call.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYzWmKlZtrU

[ZodiaK]

Dead man walking

[Brethern]

I grew up in the Black Hills of So.Dak. We had Sioux legends about the Windigo. A windigo is much scarier than slenderman. But as I said before, I spent countless ages in deep woods and the only eerie thing I've come across was a Bull Elk mating call.

I do allot of hunting, fishing and camping, I've heard all those stories as well, granted I've had my fair share of strange things happen but not to make me believe in myths.

[LaydeeDem]

No. You didn't.

[Felsmak]

Did you see any static while you were looking at him? Because that's very important.

Edited August 30, 2014 by Felsmak

[steve_v]

I recon it's just a known bug in the Reality Processing Engine^tm

Maybe this one

No, if you hadn't guessed, I don't believe in the paranormal.

If you're worried, get a pair of these, then you'll _know_ when something bad is about to happen

Edited August 30, 2014 by steve_v

[ac30fspad35]

oh god why.....why why would you want to talk about...about that "thing".

just stop talking about it. rly just stop.

[Tery215]

looked like the "branches" moved

It's normal for branches to move.

[LaydeeDem]

It's normal for branches to move.

WOOOooOOOOoooOooo

Wind is ghosts.