3 HORRIFYING Things Seen in the Appalachian Mountains VOLUME 2
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- Feel like hiking the Appalachian Trail? Want to go camping in the Appalachian Mountains? Well, you might want to hear these allegedly true horror stories about 3 HORRIFYING Things Seen in the Appalachian Mountains first!
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Episode 2 of Tales from the Break Room is here featuring the most disturbing and vile neighbor I've heard of. Who said working from home was safe?! LMAO. Listen now on:
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Unfortunately almost all of my scary stories from work are Supernatural like the time the knives at the restaurant I used to manage came off the magnetic holder and flew off and all landed Point down in the Butcher Block right next to me and the Jukebox would come on by itself playing Black Dog by Led Zeppelin it used to be a tire repair shop and Legend had it that a worker at that shop had over inflated a tire and it exploded decapitating him and that was his ghost forever trapped in the pizza restaurant he still thought it was the tire repair shop that he perished at I was by myself all the time at closing sometimes I was by myself until 2:00 in the morning and I had to walk home there's your scary story from work
@@lisar.veneziano1517 I will be accepting some supernatural work stories as long as they are long enough and scary enough.
@@rsdrsd5282 She needs delivered. She needs an excorcism.
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“For generations, the Appalachian Mountains have had more sightings of mysterious creatures than anywhere else in the United States.” - Michael Berger, narrator of Mountain Monsters
did he call them appallashan mountains?? never ever heard that ridiculous pronunciation before. like nails on a blackboard and makes the reader sound like a total goober!
LOL! Land of marrying your cousin and cooking up moonshine. Maybe inbreeding and alcoholism is causing hallucinations. For the record, I'm just joking here.
I wonder why??? 🤔🤔
Monsters are no mystery they are real and so is Jesus christ ❤️ who loves us all LOVE you guys ❤️ ♥️ 💖 💕 💗
Obviously he's NEVER been to Skinwalker Ranch in Utah
I love imagining the monster hearing you say "i'm stuck in the Appalachian mountains and something is trying to eat me" and sticking its head in to say "actually, it's Appalachian" and going back to stalking you.
I can relate to that last story on a personal level... I was dragged to church for a good majority of my young life and have been to a multitude of different churches, experienced several different types of worships, and I can attest that not everyone that attends is in their right minds
@@janinegrey6937 That's rough. I'm so sorry you had to endure that. I'm the same way. I just warn people, I don't try to dissuade them. To be honest, I'm just traumatized in general, they legit put the fear of God into me and for the longest time I believed them. I'm still struggling to get out of the mindset.
@@janinegrey6937 There are some sick people.. in the churches, I agree... But there is good people, in them too. You just ended up with a pervert and you should have told the preacher or his wife, to stop the practice of hugginess! When we're young, we don't know what to do, about certain situations. When someone, I don't know well, wants to hug me. I put my hand up, palm facing out to that person.. and I say, No thanks, just move on.
i dont think that has anything to do with the fact its a church
@@benjaminollis7621 Okay, so we call the buildings churches but in actuality a church is just the congregation and a preacher. You don't technically need a building in order to be considered a church... Heck, you can just hold services inside a Hello Kitty tent and it'd still be considered a church, so regardless of whether or not it's a church doesn't make much of a matter
Started to laugh and think of the Monsters saying the following. "Say Appalachian correctly or I will chew your face off."
It's ok he said it correctly
The way she said people would tell her to use her voice or else god would take it away as if that’s a normal thing to say… that’s not normal at all. Whatever church she went to is twisted. To basically threaten that if she doesn’t sing god will punish her is so creepy and strange. I grew up in a very religious family and went to church 3 times a week, and no one would ever say something like that. That’s a big red flag and I can’t really explain why it’s so alarming
Similar here. I was raised Catholic, went to Sunday school and even later on in my 30s worked in a Catholic school and taught Sunday school. Never had to deal with that kind of thing. But I think my great grandmother must've delt with some bad ppl in the church b/c she always said "a priest takes his collar off amd he's like everybody else" meaning don't worship the ptiest- worship God.
it's a saying that means if you don't use your talents they're wasted. people who take it to be 100% literal aren't gonna be the ones to listen to about anything to do with the bible lol
@@JoltYourLife dude I’m autistic. I take things literally bc I can’t understand sayings. No need to be rude. I really thought they meant god would take her voice away lmao
@@ticrific there are some ppl who do take it literally since you didn’t seem to understand that. You’re not the only person in the world
@@ticrific it’s honestly annoying that it seems like you’re trying to imply having autism is the same as being stupid, if you’re able to be aware enough of your symptoms then you have the mind to take a second to think about it or ask when you hear something weird instead of saying “tHat’S nOt NoRmAl”. it’s not the autism making you respond like you just got victimized, just saying.
That last one got me. I wasn't nearly as perceptive as this lady was, something I've come to regret as I age. I wasted a lot of time buying into the whole mess back then. It took me awhile to see the problems with "unquestioning faith" in everything taught. When I did, I once phrased it as, "I haven't lost my faith... just my religion!" People are people, and that's something you have to remember about any group you get into. I'm happier hanging with people who have open minds and non-judgmental attitudes. Trust your gut, and if you have to, take yourself away from the noise of other people and your own habits for a little bit and just listen to what's going on inside you. It's not always easy but try not to judge or react to what you hear. Though you may decide you want to change things or get help with anything that feels "discordant" inside you at that moment just listen. Be as honest with yourself and others as you can be, and you will more easily find your path. My 2 cents, and sorry if I got to sermonizing. I blame old habits! 😉 Blessed be all.))
One of the few times I’ve been behind Internet “sermonizing”. That sounds like wisdom to me! Most people may not have that insight and even less would choose to share it. But that’s always relevant advice so I’d happily promote it. Weird forum for it but hey, truth is truth.
Well said. Words of wisdom & lessons learned
Your right, Rifter. She has got too find her place in a church. I met many compassionate and caring people, at church. Not everyone, is Spirit filled. They got devil's in every church...to one degree or another. Use common sense.. Someone, makes you uncomfortable, move away from them. Tell them NO. I don't want you touching me. Move on.
I find the third story very interesting. Personally I'd suspect that "Vikky" was always under the influence of whatever you saw. Most likely a demon.
As for the numb sort of feeling you describe and lack of memory, there are two possibilities I'm aware of.
1. It's possible that you experienced something incredibly traumatic, possibly even more than the bits you remember and that your brain has blocked it out which explains the distortion.
2. It's also possible you and the others there were under a sort of hypnotic effect. Something like a glamour or compulsion, which explains the odd behavior of the others as well as yourself. Creatures of that type can manipulate perceptions.
I heard of people, that tried to move.. and couldn't.. the hypnotic one also. Some have reported.. missing time. Now, that's scary! What did these people do.. in their missing time....??
I live near the Appalachian mountains in the north and we pronounce it as app-ah-lay-shun mountains. It's cool how pronunciation differs from region to region
Live right in the center of em, and we say it latch un. Like if you say apple a shun we'll throw an apple at cha
That’s how I’ve always heard it said and said it myself. I never knew there were so many different pronunciations until I started watching TH-cam videos.
I’m in northern as well and we always said latch, while my friend from Tennessee would take offense and correct us saying it’s lay, it Varies so much
thats exactly how i pronounce it, and i am from the UK
As an autistic person who grew up going to church 3 times a week, I think I’d wanna die if my church made everyone hug. I hate touching people or being touched by people so much.
I'm a hugger by nature amd I totally agree with you being forced to hug strangers is weird. I also grew up Catholic and during the sign of peace i liked shaking hands with everyine around me and hugging my little brother and my parents - but in my church it was never an obligation. Sometimes my cousin would just turn around in the pew in front if me and give me a peace sign for the sign of peace :)
Yeah same here I'd put off by being forced to hug people too, also based on how some of the people there were described I get the distinct feeling that some of them would be a bit more touchy than a regular hug...
But hey, who would've guessed that the church would ignore probable child predation.
Yeah there is NO way my parents would've been ok with random adults, especially men, hugging me or making any other kind of close contact with my body. in the church I went to, the usual way of doing it was that you'd shake hands with your family members and do a hand gesture to anyone else who was in the pews close to you. it seems some churches take everything in a really sketchy, cult-y direction
“DID YOU HEAR THAT DEMON FLY OUTTA MY MOUTH?!” 👹😈😂
Ever since I was a kid, I've wanted to go on a road trip around the US, but I don't have the possibility to do so, as I don't live there, and I have kids, and it's too expensive to even travel there..,but listening to these stories is helping a lot, because I'd love to see the Appalachians!!
Dang selfish kids holding us back!
I’m kidding, but it is much more difficult to travel now that I have kids. Not only due to the expense of paying for two more humans, but I also wouldn’t consider hostels or other cheaper alternatives to hotels with twin 3.5 y/olds in tow.
I hope you’re able to visit one of these days! Americans are much nicer than those you may experience online, and it really is a beautiful country.
@@ameliashea_it_aint_so4639 I'd love to! But don't have money enough so I'll have to only dream about it.. 😊
Just don't go alone. There are hiking clubs, across America. It's where people connect online.. get together and hike. When you go, take a high caliber gun of some type and extra batteries and a few powerful flashlights. I recommend the, Howard-Bell flashlights.
@@paulao7022 I don't think as an non American ,I can have a gun,if I'd come to the US ,on a road trip ? At least I don't think so ?
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@@paulao7022 I'm from Sweden ,originally ,so I don't know a lot about how and what the laws are in the US ,but I've been camping and traveling in an rv plenty of times . I love it!
I love my Appalachian mountains! Proud West Virginian! I’ve seen some pretty creepy stuff in my hometown!
My family are a bunch of hillbillies it became millionaires overnight they're from West by God Virginia and they can be pretty creepy
@@lisar.veneziano1517 It's a good place, to find a hillbilly man.. ha.
I grew up in Appalachia & my granddaddy's family has been here since the 1700s. I've seen & heard some very strange stuff. These mountains are ancient, so I'm sure there are things here that can't be & are better off not being explained.
I agree 100%! Some things are better left alone.
Watching these before bed makes for interesting dreams ......also I live just out of city limits with forest all around
Yay! I live near Appalachia and it's great to hear stories about it
The narrator’s voice (…), is so soothing, and so euphonious that it is even therapeutic. I am not kidding! The last story (church retreat) is one of the best so far! Even if you are not into the paranormal or preternatural, the narrator of these stories is highly recommended! Fantastic!
I had to replay the stories a few times to really enjoy every bit of it! Some folks can understand everything at first hearing, congratulations! but even the best listeners can lose some words and sentences, unless your lexicon is quite huge.
Even if your English is at a high level of comprehension, some words may be homophonic, and it is better to replay it till the meaning is cracked and construed within the context of the story.
I have to keep replaying because of the many distractions on my hatchery and rescue sanctuary. Somebody always needs something, even when I'm trying to sleep. I have hundreds of animals needing care and I do it all alone. It's hatching season now, springtime, kittens , chicks, ducklings, EVERYWHERE!! Mamas and babies need to eat at least 4X a day to keep their strength or to grow
@@lisar.veneziano1517 bless your heart! I know I'm a stranger but if you ever need anything I'm here! You're definitely a heroine and blessing in disguise dear!
Thank you for sharing this, not all who profess to be Christian, are Christian but they are "religious." Their is a difference just as you described. If you don't know the difference, look up the word "Religious and you will learn that their is a difference."
Since the last story takes place in a church organization, it makes me think of my father since he was over zealously religious up to the point of being fanatical. He dragged me, my mother, and older sister to various church functions and organizations, always expecting us to be excited like him, but when he saw that we weren't, he would launch into one of his damn HOLIER THAN THOU, FIRE AND BRIMSTONE rants which I eventually learned to tune out.
Thanks to his obsessive, fanatical devotion to religion, I have a really hard time going to church. I can attend mass, or light a candle on certain occasions, but I don't go to church every Sunday.
Hahahaha sounds like all of you including your Dad lacked full wisdom. You're currently "over zealously unzealous and sounded overly unreligious" and overly weak for whining about such. You should have just said you didn't want to go and express yourself, but then again any dumb thing you could think to do on earth is a waste of time if it does not benefit Family or The Kingdom of God; especially if unsaved whatever you could think to do won't last longer than an eternity in Hell. Keep in mind you must confess and repent of sin to be forgiven by the blood of Jesus Christ to be attributed.
You don't have to go to church or belong to a church to have just a little faith. You do whatever helps you and heals you and pay no mind to others!
@@jessicadanna5206 Exactly. My mother told me that you don't have to go to church to believe in God, and have faith; it's a belief I share. I believe in God, I know how to pray, but going to church every week is something I don't do. That was something my father never understood, and what pissed him off. That was his problem since he thought his attending church every week and joining church organizations secured him a place in heaven.
When something wants to kill you it doesn't matter how you pronounce your words lol!!!
That church story is SO accurate & real! I too have similar experiences with church! It IS scary!
Thank you for yet another GREAT video!!!❤️💯🥰✌️
You really crack me up,with your opening wise cracks🤣,before you narrate the terrifying stories! I'm glad to listen to them, especially right now,I just had a major surgery,so I'm binging your videos. 💜
I live in South Eastern Kentucky. There are some strange things here in the mountains, many of them scary. I'm not trying to be critical, but in the first story did they say "cattle field"? I don't know about you all but around here we call that a "pasture" lol.
Och new story from my favorite narrator and i didn't saw it we have 4;50pm i listen to Darkness and sleep listening to the stories
I live near Kecksburg Pennsylvania where the "UFO" crashed in 1965.. This is part of the Chestnut Ridge which is apparently a very hot spot for Strange activity though I have never had any experiences myself
Why'd you put UFO in quotation marks?
I sooo love his narrations!! He puts his whole heart into it!!!!!
As someone from the southern Appalachian mountains, I appreciate your pronunciation ♥️
Previous Volume of "Appalachian Mountain Horror Stories" -
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Another amazing episode as always Mr. Darkness! I loved all these stories, specially the last one, thanks for the great content as always! XD
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OMG I live in NH, was born and raised in MA so I LOVE Appalachian stories! ❤️
Hope your strep throat is gone by now:(
Fun fact, the Appalachian mountain chain began to form around 480 million years ago and the first bony fish appeared ~440 million years ago. When I tell people my homelands have something strange about them, it's because these mountains are older than the bones we lay to rest.
Thank you for all your great work. This helps me sleep ironically 😅😴😅😴😅
What a great afternoon surprise ❤️ one of my favorite topics
I was just about to start cooking, you've updated just on time to help me cook😂
This is great! Beautiful pictures and good music
I can relate to the Lavender Silence, story. It was like listening to my life story being narrated. It was an accurate, and honest account. Thankyou. I know I'm not alone.👍
This is starting out wonderfully.
Love this channel along with scare you to sleep and Dr no sleep. You all put me to bed and keep me thoroughly entertained. Obsessed with the stories. Wish I had more than 1 upload a week from each. It's not enough lol. Im fiening for more stories. Listened to all stories at least twice
I never listen to these stories at night! Booooo!
New sub here can't get enough of these stories
Great videos. Great voice narration.
Really great story Darkness you rock 👍😘
Awesome video Darkness really wonder what the crazy lady was saying in the final story it sounded Latin~
Love the video darkness 💙💙
I was really invested in that last story...But honestly because of how fast she became popular in the church and especially because of the end. She probably summed a demon to make her popular and loved, and it started to come out🤷🏾♀️
Satan always appears in a beautiful and quite deceptive form
Thats a heavy thought
@@lisar.veneziano1517 what do you mean by that?
@@Apples_forlife It is a very deep serious thought, to weigh on the mind, what you said. It's frightening thinking popular & beloved church leaders, have called on the dark Angel Lucifer, to assist them in their rise to popularity and success.
@@lisar.veneziano1517 it really is, I think some of them aren't fixed in god. And because of that they rather ask the dark for a quicker way to success. Because the evils road is more flexible then gods. Being on gods road requires you to be a person with good intentions and ready to keep straight on gods narrow and stright road and do right. But the devil's road allows you to do whatever you want, which is easier for some. That's if you choose to go into the religious world.
Being from SC, I enjoy these stories. Love your content, my dude.
Man these stories be were good 😃
Thanks for the story Darkness
You are pronouncing it correctly, Apple-at-cha. I'm enjoying that 😂
I related to the 3rd story TOO MUCH. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The last story couldn't be more true!!!!!!!!!!
I had my own encounter when I was 16 in the Appalachians, see it was winter and my family lived in a Cabin for several years,it was the family hunting Cabin, very old yet beautiful, we lost our old house in a fire and decided to just live in the cabin till we can find a new home, well one day I was on my way home from school and it was late in the day, and from the gate off the main road to the cabin was a mile walk a good hour walk cause of the snow, usually took half a hour during the summer and Autumn, well I was walking down the dirt road and noticed it was getting dark out, nothing new really during winter, but I noticed the woods were well quite, Wich is weird cause there is usually deer, wolves and rabbits usually active, my hair was standing on end and I became on guard, worried a wolf might had gotten desperate (wolves rarely hunt humans and it is usually a last resort when food is really scarce), but while I was walking I started to walk slower and keep my eyes on the woods on both sides of me, I noticed a shadow in the woods walking in pace with me, at first I thought it was my shadow, but the I noticed my shadow was on the other side of me, so I started walking faster, and then started to jog until I went into a full sprint running and slipping a few times, I noticed the shadow was running as well but what made me aware it definitely wasn't a shadow was that it was jumping over fallen snow top covered logs and then onto the road behind me, I remember hyperventilating, I made it to the bend that led to my house, right when turned, I heard a screeching tires and a thud, my neighbor hit whatever chased me, turns out to be a tweaker aka a crack head who was also wanted for murdering his gf and drug dealer.
That was the scariest thing I ever encountered in the Appalachians
Perfect for doing my homework and right on time thanks darkness
You can't wait to get that " F" right
Splendid 👍👍
Hi there.its rwellyfish here! Loving your show still!!
“We saw some scratch marks on the trees about 7ft off the ground but didn’t think much of it” excuse me W H A T? i would have left immediately 😂😭
What about Horrifying Things Seen In Porta Potties?
That would be awesome! And hilarious.
I live in the Appalachian Mountains and love it. But not the allergies
that last story though 😳 I believe it. there's too much evil glamorizing to this day, through relig hypocrisy. it makes me wonder plus
so many shows and movies too.
Good ole stories,so funny 🤣
While the military our welder took his vacation back to the states. When he came back he told us about how he spent a couple nights at his uncle’s place up in the mountains of West Virginia.
He said there was something that came around at night, made a bunch of growling noises, rummages through the trash cans looking for food, and was big. Really big. It wasn’t a bear. Bears sounded, looked, and acted different. This thing is something he had never seen before up in those mountains.
Said all you ready could see was it’s eyes but just a dark shape in the dark and wouldn’t come into the light.
He told us the first night his uncle saw it he unloaded a full mag of 9mm into it from his pistol. The thing growled at him and ran off.
A few nights later it came back and his uncle had started carrying his .45 Glock in case it came back. He unloaded another full mag of .45 cal. into what he thought was its face and upper body areas based on where its eyes and body outline was. And….it got mad and half growled, half screeched at him and then took off. His uncle said, “what ever it is, it took a full mag of 9mm and .45, 28 rounds in total. I ain’t messing with it anymore. It just rummages through my trash cans at night , it can have them.”
Whoa that story is wild! Assault weapons would be the next thing up I guess. Any theories on what it might of been?
@@Passions5555 it was back around 1999,2000 when we were told this. I remember his name (last name in the military) and laughing with the rest of the guys when he told us. But we (I) always wondered what it could have been. One of those big cats that people see? Some sort of were-creature or skin walker? Or other crypto creature?
I saw something one night guarding a new solar farm being put up past the Piedmont and just into the Appalachian mountains of North Carolina. Just north west of Blowing Rock and West Boone. I was the night shift guard and we had to do our shifts in our cars. When they put a temp road down we either stayed up at the site or out by the little country road. Heard something at my trunk and put my car in reverse (stick shift) to get the reverse lights light up what ever was back there. Just saw something in my rear view mirror looking akin to a giant dog skull with strips of fur/skin hanging off with big sharp teeth that looked like a smile staring right back at me through my rear window. I noped right back down to the country road. Pulled out my Glock 21 SF (even though I was supposed to be a licensed unarmed guard going out in the woods has made me learn to be armed since I was little, also it may not have harmed it but sure made me feel better than having nothing) and my cheap Wallymart flood lamp flashlight. Couldn’t get a clear view of it from the road since the sight was 3/4 to a mile back but I could see it occasionally move around and it’s eyes glowing at me. Saw those eyes again a couple weeks later but didn’t go back up to the site after dusk. Couple of friends said skin walker but years later I came across a couple of crypto-creatures from local Native American legends in the area. Was very hard to find due to many tribes being killed off quickly with plague, violent encounters with explorers (either the tribe being war like and/or the explorers being aggressive [usually the explorers or both, especially the Spaniards], or just settlers moving in the area and fighting the natives). Have some sort of Wolf-man hybrids in the area long ago. Not werewolves cause these guys don’t change. Or they do but wasn’t a lot of information. Same with lizard-men south of there in South Carolina. Brown Mountain and the Brown Mountain range has historic weird stuff that goes on. UFO lights, ghosts and spirits ranging from pre-revolutionarÿ to Post civil war. Also strange giant men guarding a cave entrance, which go’s back to the UFO tales, and so on and on tails with Brown Mountain and the Appalachian Mountains. Also have the skunk-ape that comes through while migrating. Of course it could have been a crazy Appalachian mountain man (they’re actually real and not something you have to have faith they’re real, except for “Wrong Turn” movie mutated mountain men, they’re not real) trying to scare (it worked) then rob and kill me. Hopefully he wouldn’t have anything sexual in mind too. If it was a crazy Appalachian mountain man I would have plugged him full of holes and turned him into a vengeful mountain ghost, thereby creating a new urban/country side legend.
I live in north central Pennsylvania. Your mind and the countless creatures can mess with you at times.
This whole thing is TRUE..there will be more uncovered as this present day world comes to a close..thank you, JESUS✝️🕎
Born and raised in the Appalachian mountains, got those beautiful blue ridge mountains around me, but oh the stories I could tell
These stories sound like something straight out of the Silver John pulps. That's a very good thing.
I’ve lived in the Application mountains my hole life in south eastern Ky. I have dug roots in these mountains and still do and I’ve never seen or heard anything out of the ordinary or seen anything but the beauty of these old mountains
You say tomato l say... Anyway, love these stories and you have the perfect voice for story telling! I'll be listening whenever l can. ❤ Pat Maybe l'll send in my strange encounters sometime.
OmG!!! That last story message!!! FOR REAL!! BE CYNICAL ALWAYS PPL!! U have to nowadays.reguardless ,sad. but keep fighting the good fight.Good luck
Story 3 hit close to home. I was raised in a toxic church environment as well. It sounds like the author has some PTSD and dissociated from the experience as it was happening.
It's a crying shame.. perverts are in some churches.
Werewolf: it's pronounced this way
Hiker:no it's pronounced this way
Love listening to your stories while I'm doing my housework 😚
Goatman? Bear looking, but with horns? Dogman is terrifying, but these creature's are just as terrifying!
Short, scary work story: I clocked in...
The last comment, on the last story, made my stomach turn & I got bad goosebumps, in waves, everywhere. Yikes. "....and it may want a hug..." Blecch!! Yukky!! It gave me an actual, physical reaction. Kudos! Extremely good writing, to the writer of that story, she crafted & conveyed her story so well, that it actually brought you there with her, to that moment in time. Shivers & quivers down to my liver, not in a feel good way either.
I live in East Tennessee which is part of the Appalachian mountains and we've definitely had some weird things happen down here for sure definitely some sort of weird Sasquatch activity
when he went like " they things who wish to chew your flesh probably don't care how to spell it" I was like 'that's the best way to deal with haters
i love these stories always reminds me of when i lived in the bush, it was so wonderful, i understand your terror, oh the happy days and the dark nights of my youth,NOW THE BEST I GET IS [ YOUR ] MISERY oh well it will do. good night but you never know just when i may go bush again,ha ha ha
Liked the joke about Appalachian pronunciation right out the gate!💙
Thank you for saying Appalachian correctly, I live in the mountains and I cant stand when people say “appa-lay-shun” mountains
Why didn’t I get the notification for this 🥺
As some one who lives on the Appalachian mnts the manner of pronouncing the name changes depending on the accents similar to Colorado
You are really cool 👍😁
Lol! You are describing "Religious people perfectly! They are so busy dealing with "everything outside instead of what is in the heart that needs to be addressed, and dealt with!" So they focus on everything but the issues of the heart just as the Pharasies of the Bible.
You're actually the first person I've ever heard pronounce it "🍎@Chin" 💁🏽♀️...
But No worries....
🍅 🍅 🍅 tomato, tomahto 🍅 🍅 🍅
🥔 🥔 🥔 🍠 potato, potahto 🍠 🥔 🥔
it's all the same ...
.BTW awesome narration thanks for sharing!!😁
“Did you see that demon come out of my mouth?!”
That was just a manifestation of your vile spirit coming out to play, Vicky.
Woooo!! Your comment gave me heavy chills.
Amen!
Thanks darkness! 🤘😎🤘
I'm really excited to hear your collection of European forest stories an especially hope one of them occur in Romania. Though filled with what I'm sure are lovely people Romania seems to have the worst weather in Europe. For governments they had a communist Dracula and their woods are worst of all. I was watching a documentary about unwelcoming woodlands and the worst I saw were there. All the trees were spindly and closely packed and pitch black. It's one of those perpetually dark forests and many hikers had very bad memories of it. Those who eventually reemerged from it obviously.
Thats funny, my neighbour put bunches of dried lavender in my truck as a gift & my truck reeks of it. I use it in my recepie for lavender rubbed chicken. I'll never think about that fragrant herb, the same again.
ThankYou darkness for this eid gift, Eid Mubarak to everyone who’s celebrating.
Eid Mubarak! Have a wonderful celebration 😊
Eid Mubarak!
Happy Eid to you ✨ 💖
Blessings!
Eid Mubarak 💛
Waiting on the lavender story to reach a point and end, gave me anxiety and PTSD.
Hahaha! I happen to be a professional musician at a local small town church.😁
Y'all, I saw a post by urbex hill about some kind of creepy creatures he caught in point pleasant storm drains. I dunno if it was actually real, but if it was, some wild stuff be happening in Appalachia (my home state is WV btw)
I often wonder why all these sightings happen in America? In Europe, one never hears of strange creatures in the woods or forests ?
think it might be that the americas wernt really touched till recently by people who didnt respect it
Good night
the last story are sure they something wasn't up with the counselor as well, I mean something like that in a place like that is not something so easily overlooked, I'm surprised the counselor didn't get some one up to get the pastor or what have you as well as other counselors, I get it they were scared but going to bathroom is not going to protect you from the thing in the room with you, but that not what's odd, what is hearing her voice change hearing her say those things then returning to your bed and passing out like nothing happened with out so much as a thought to get help or if the girls are in danger, that why I think something off with the other counselor as well
Ras Kass used the same sample on H20 Proof
😎😎😎 Yet disturbing stories.
Scared me 🥺
These stories, I wouldn't listen to them, when it's dark outside, that's for sure! She's right.. that huggy business did start in the 90's. I refused, to hug someone unknown to me! One TV preacher, started this and it went down like a fire. There is some great churches out there.. just have to find one. Don't loose the faith!
I feel you lavender, my aunt sent me to a Bible camp and I was so emotionally scared, just walking pasta church creeps me out, I'd rather walk in a cemetery
What happened at bible camp that scared you so much? Also I really like your avatar. It's pretty.
One of the priests tried to "exorcise" a demon from my soul.
First story when the guy had to throw up, good old adrenaline dump lol