Hey bud, just wanted to let you know you did a bang-up job narrating my story. I'm impressed. As many said, the accents and acting are very good. Thanks, Jared/Nazisharks
I actually prefer this to the Russian sleep experiment- the buildup of fear and paranoia is so intense and personal here, and not knowing what the purpose of the experiment truly is or what the effects mean makes it that much more exciting to listen to!
The Russian Sleep Experiment is overrated in my opinion, it's pretty good but it always felt like the scientists weren't behaving like actual scientists, they were just being assholes in a scientific matter. The characters were more one dimensional to me compared to this story, in this story there's interatction among the characters, there's some character development, and the build up is steady and feels earned.
But i need to know what happened to the elevator guy! Is he behind everything? Or has he realized in a dream he is the one in control! Cant find a door? Make ur own. : )
I lucid dream almost every night and so, I get next to no sleep. Great story, Jared and Skott, there are no words to describe just how awesome your narration is.........every time.
I'd like to imagine this took place during the cold war. The Idea of Americans competing against the Russians to see who could achieve the ability to go without sleep is quite amusing
@@sketitx6363 what is illogical about suspecting this story would have taken place during the cold war, because that period in time , 40's-70's actually was home to similar types of experiments that actually did happen in America, Canada , the UK, Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia under Stalin. MkUltra amongst it's many different varieties of experiements used sleep deprevation for up to two weeks taking place in hospitals and institutions carried out by nazi scientiests we smuggled into the US under operation paperclip. And like I said there were many other similar stories , they had two goals. To make a soldier be able to walk much further , carry more weight and carry on combat for longer periods of time using amphetstimes and meth on the soldiers , in fact we still give our soldiers tons of amphetamines to this very day, all the Nazis were also given unlimited amounts of high grade meth and they stayed up for a week at a time. The other goal was to not use drugs but other means of sleep deprivation in order to induce total insanity until the person's personality complelety shatters and splits then they use various inhumane methods to mold the new personality into what ever they wanted the person to be , like assassins spies, super soldiers , etc... Look it up there is tons of info in the public domain on this topic of experiments of many different forms of causing sleep deprivation. The fact that you aren't aware of this is honestly pretty much plain laughable dude , you need to educate yourself my friend because you are lacking in basic knowledge of history that isn't all so old. This all took place over the last 70-80 years, and I don't doubt currently still goes on in many forms such as how I already stated we still give our troops large doses of amphetamines to get more bang for their buck.
I often come back to this story. It's very well narrated and well written. I love the fact that you don't know whether or not anything that happened was real or not due to an unreliable narrator. And not to mention that it does the exact opposite of what most scary stories try to: instead of keeping you up at night, it promotes sleep. Oh and this was my very first story that introduced me to this channel about a year or two ago
My theory with this story is that they were in a dream-like state, where as time went on the dreams began to work into their reality, if that makes sense. The figure over him, the senses of uneasiness, the weird angles, and the weird events at the end could be their dreams mixing into their reality/extreme hallucinations caused by not dreaming.
There really is something weird about octagonal buildings (I think it's something to do with the acoustics) and windowless rooms drive me buggy. Being trapped in a windowless octagonal room with a bunch of college students is the stuff of my nightmares!
I'm also from Arkansas. Couple hours south of Searcy. But if someone told me they had a way to make me never need sleep again, I'll take a bullet instead.
Very excited that I found your channel, been browsing through your playlists and I have yet to be disappointed. Your narrative style, voice and the fact that you do each character with separate voices and emotions is phenomenal! I've even listened to some pastas I've already read and heard before just because you're that good. Keep up the excellent work my friend!
Noah McSpadden Fort Smith native. And my boy Noah here is correct... We don't believe in sleep. That shits for jokers and fools. N we don't play. We shit standing up around here... Lolololol
Formally J F But Some1 Stole That Too I second the meth answer... Of course there seems to be ALOT of acid going round. If you come across some with POPEYE on it, buy it. Fuckin buy ALL OF IT! I'll meet u in Searcy...
you need to visit Seattle if you want to see people not sleep. We're ranked #1 in coffee shops per capita and by caffeine consumption. New York has a reputation for having a lot of coffee shops and we've got a per capita rate of 4 times them and they only get #8 on caffeine consumption
It's a scientific fact that Arkansas will slowly drive you insane. I mean, look at how they spell the name! It's spelled like ar-can-sas but pronounced like ar-can-saw. Complete madness.
I rarely dream, but last night I had a dream that I stabbed a guy for trying to pick the bacon out of my cheeseburger. But the worst part is, there was no cheeseburger. After stabbing the man I turned around to grab my burger, but it was gone.
Gunrack I had a zombie apocalypse dream the other night but the only way to kill the zombie was to press aluminium on them until they melted. Part of my mind was saying it was ridiculous while in the dream I was saying “what the hell is aluminium?” 🙄
I know you'll probably never see this seems how this video is 2 years old but, I love this take on the story. Ive listened to atleast 3 different versions but I'm only 5 minutes in and yours is my favorite
Hi Jared, I'm a huge fan of your work. My favorite is THE HIDDEN WEBPAGE. I love all of the recorded readings of your stories. You have some very talented proponents of your work, but I'm especially partial to Darren Marlar's narratations. Could you direct me to more of his readings of your stories?
Machine makes sounds that keep you from sleeping. whats the best way not to sleep? be fucking scared. audio that cant be 'heard' is a really good way to set someone off like that
BaconForDays 1713 lol but my comment was still spot on! The video had that perfect mix of fear and wonder it makes you feel like your looking into the abyss.
Thanks for the story and the really good actor's voice.... Silly experiment. I believe that a human (any mammal and bird and maybe any creature with brains) needs sleep the same way as a PC needs its regular HD defragmentation. To sort the information received in orderly way. No other functions are possible to execute. Not a total analogy, but something like that.
Oooh, that was brilliant! You have a beautiful voice, plus you're a great actor - wonderful accents, great technique, and the whole thing was so atmospheric! Really, really love your work!
Matthew Lim i have always seen sleep as like a computer maintenance program set to defrag every 24 hours or so thats why most dreams are super familiar yet weird its your mind condensing relevant data and expunging irrelevant things
CommenterOf Truth i would be willing to bet that isnt entirely true im confident that there are small details of your dreams you might not recall that directly relate to your waking hours people, places, or things even of they are distorted
To be fair, *some* people would get more done. There's alot of people who'd go in the other direction given the chance, I know people who'd happily sleep 16 hours a day if given the chance.
I love how in Natures Temper adds great music, has great acting, amazing accents and adds stunning sound effects to stories he reads it makes it so much better I give you credit Sir amazing job Ps: late Merry Christmas
The literal second the video ended the lights around me flickered lol cool. Have to say I generally can't get along with being read to, but this was a great read and I was totally immersed. If you could have this story's much better developed descent into madness taken to the Russian Sleep Experiments conclusions, I feel you'd have one hell of a horror story.
Theghostking - are u kidding me? Wtf. It's an ok story but there's a lot of stuff that could be tweaked. Idk what it is but it's just a flat story. Don't get me wrong, the story telling is fantastic. The word usage and the voice open your mind up to invite the story into your head but there's just something about it that makes me want more. We can all agree that something strange does happen to us while asleep. And that entering a world where literally anything can happen is a bit mystical. But, like I said, there are many different ways that one could add or create more narrative to enhance the story. I loved the storytellers voice and his different mannerisms, so that's not the issue. The story itself is what needs some more tweaking. But, overall, it was great
The theory the author proposed about the laws being nescessary for the universe to form here is mine. At least I've never heard anyone else speak on it before I start teaching it around four years ago in debate groups. Weird to come upon my teachings again here of all places.Interesting and odd coincidence.Looks like the author took to another level. Wish I could've patterned but whatever the world goes on.
i find it amazing how well you can do all these accents, Even better if it was a one take deal, making it even more amazing with how quickly your able to switch between them. At first i thought you were collaborating with either other narrators or just other people you had read the lines. i even went to the description to see, but you still surprise me.
Forgot to comment on a few videos ago about your woman voice, you did a good job of it. When you apologized before that video for not having a good woman voice, I was expecting it to be bad but it wasn't. You did just fine with the voice. Your story tellings are so much better than television and movies. I'm hooked and thank you. You are amazing!
Beautifully narrated, darlin'! Also, I'm quite sure that I am not the only one who appreciates the wonderful job you did on the multiple accents! You certainly seem to have the skill and talent for great story-telling. I look forward to hearing more from you, as I've now become one of your devoted listeners (now that I've subscribed)!😉. 💕 from 🍁!
1 thing that bothers me is that Richardson during an experiment like this probably had regular check ups and an emergency stop like a code word or something
As someone with severe chronic insomnia that barely gets an hour of sleep (3-4 hrs top)most nights or none while in the middle of the forest at night this is unsettling.
There was a TV show or Movie here in the U.S. where a bunch of kids allowed their teacher to experiment on them, like this story. One kid didn't like the idea and found out the other kids were dying or getting addicted to drugs. I forget what it was called, but it was good.
it could be that the constant (but slow and weak) stream of adrenaline is making them paranoid and the fear drives them to madness, as well as the random sounds, i think if the sounds can cause the production of adrenaline, it can also tamper with normal functions of the brain and cause auditory and visual distortion and hallucinations.
Holy shit, the lovecraftian style fear was real in this, this wasn’t just creepy pasta, you had me peeking out of my covers, seeing shapes in the dark and hearing noises like I was 10 all over again. I was contemplating my fear like when my imagination would get the best of me at night while I’m a tent camping. Holy shit this was scary
I like listening to true stories. Some people think some of these true stories are far fetched that they can't be true. I will say this, "what you can ever imagine already exist"
Hey bud, just wanted to let you know you did a bang-up job narrating my story. I'm impressed. As many said, the accents and acting are very good.
Thanks,
Jared/Nazisharks
Jared Roberts thanks man and thank you for your permission and great story!
fuck i want some of these things to be real. kinda happy they arent tho lol.
Jared Roberts O ner mah imurrsion
Jared Roberts did hella wel grats
Jared Roberts so this is a bullshit story??? figured
I actually prefer this to the Russian sleep experiment- the buildup of fear and paranoia is so intense and personal here, and not knowing what the purpose of the experiment truly is or what the effects mean makes it that much more exciting to listen to!
The Russian Sleep Experiment is overrated in my opinion, it's pretty good but it always felt like the scientists weren't behaving like actual scientists, they were just being assholes in a scientific matter. The characters were more one dimensional to me compared to this story, in this story there's interatction among the characters, there's some character development, and the build up is steady and feels earned.
yep
But i need to know what happened to the elevator guy! Is he behind everything? Or has he realized in a dream he is the one in control! Cant find a door? Make ur own. : )
Well, you don't live in Arkansas, now do ya?
Q
I lucid dream almost every night and so, I get next to no sleep. Great story, Jared and Skott, there are no words to describe just how awesome your narration is.........every time.
I loved your use of the different voices. You're very versatile with your voice.
Margbot I was thinking the same thing as I was listening, his acting was great
Margbot really? Aw thank you so much!
NaturesTemper Really good. You sound like completely different people! Great video! ♥
+Robin Hood are you a horror narrator I looked at your channel I couldn't tell.
NaturesTemper surely you know how talented you are 😮
I'd like to imagine this took place during the cold war. The Idea of Americans competing against the Russians to see who could achieve the ability to go without sleep is quite amusing
Tangy ™ They said they can still play a stupid amount of Call Of Duty, it wasn't in the cold war.
@@sketitx6363 he said he'd "like to imagine" lol even i'd love to entertain the idea.
@@jabielcabana9425 ik it just wouldnt be logical to think of it during that period in time.
@@sketitx6363 what is illogical about suspecting this story would have taken place during the cold war, because that period in time , 40's-70's actually was home to similar types of experiments that actually did happen in America, Canada , the UK, Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia under Stalin. MkUltra amongst it's many different varieties of experiements used sleep deprevation for up to two weeks taking place in hospitals and institutions carried out by nazi scientiests we smuggled into the US under operation paperclip. And like I said there were many other similar stories , they had two goals. To make a soldier be able to walk much further , carry more weight and carry on combat for longer periods of time using amphetstimes and meth on the soldiers , in fact we still give our soldiers tons of amphetamines to this very day, all the Nazis were also given unlimited amounts of high grade meth and they stayed up for a week at a time. The other goal was to not use drugs but other means of sleep deprivation in order to induce total insanity until the person's personality complelety shatters and splits then they use various inhumane methods to mold the new personality into what ever they wanted the person to be , like assassins spies, super soldiers , etc... Look it up there is tons of info in the public domain on this topic of experiments of many different forms of causing sleep deprivation. The fact that you aren't aware of this is honestly pretty much plain laughable dude , you need to educate yourself my friend because you are lacking in basic knowledge of history that isn't all so old. This all took place over the last 70-80 years, and I don't doubt currently still goes on in many forms such as how I already stated we still give our troops large doses of amphetamines to get more bang for their buck.
@@ericdrisgula3879 may I ask where you got your information? Specifically that "we still give our soldiers tons of amphetamines"?
I often come back to this story. It's very well narrated and well written. I love the fact that you don't know whether or not anything that happened was real or not due to an unreliable narrator. And not to mention that it does the exact opposite of what most scary stories try to: instead of keeping you up at night, it promotes sleep.
Oh and this was my very first story that introduced me to this channel about a year or two ago
My theory with this story is that they were in a dream-like state, where as time went on the dreams began to work into their reality, if that makes sense. The figure over him, the senses of uneasiness, the weird angles, and the weird events at the end could be their dreams mixing into their reality/extreme hallucinations caused by not dreaming.
The accents you choose for the characters are really something.
First video of yours I ever saw, and always come back to it every now and then.
There really is something weird about octagonal buildings (I think it's something to do with the acoustics) and windowless rooms drive me buggy. Being trapped in a windowless octagonal room with a bunch of college students is the stuff of my nightmares!
I'm also from Arkansas. Couple hours south of Searcy. But if someone told me they had a way to make me never need sleep again, I'll take a bullet instead.
5% like for incredible story, 95% like for incredible accents!
Hahah for real
more like 30% and 70% ;)
Very excited that I found your channel, been browsing through your playlists and I have yet to be disappointed. Your narrative style, voice and the fact that you do each character with separate voices and emotions is phenomenal! I've even listened to some pastas I've already read and heard before just because you're that good. Keep up the excellent work my friend!
As an Arkansan, i can confirm that none of us sleep.
Noah McSpadden Fort Smith native. And my boy Noah here is correct... We don't believe in sleep. That shits for jokers and fools. N we don't play. We shit standing up around here... Lolololol
I'm from Ottawa, and I WISH I could sleep!
Noah McSpadden
As an Arkansan, I can confirm it's probably the meth.
Formally J F But Some1 Stole That Too
I second the meth answer... Of course there seems to be ALOT of acid going round. If you come across some with POPEYE on it, buy it. Fuckin buy ALL OF IT! I'll meet u in Searcy...
you need to visit Seattle if you want to see people not sleep. We're ranked #1 in coffee shops per capita and by caffeine consumption. New York has a reputation for having a lot of coffee shops and we've got a per capita rate of 4 times them and they only get #8 on caffeine consumption
Just started the video and I already love it.
"Nazisharks"
That was a great story and you did an amazing job narrating it! Great job differentiating between the characters with accents and tone.
I am from Arkansas, can confirm
KrisKellog Gaming me too
johnwayne87 Conway. Used to live in nlr/maumelle
It's a scientific fact that Arkansas will slowly drive you insane. I mean, look at how they spell the name! It's spelled like ar-can-sas but pronounced like ar-can-saw. Complete madness.
+Arthas Menethil I like your comment.
Same
The accents really helped differentiate everyone. Nice touch.
I love revisiting this one every now and then. The song straight from the beginning is powerful and sets a tone I just love to come back to
This would make a great movie
Tristin Noyes agreed : D
Maybe a season of Channel Zero
Tristin Noyes yes
YYEEEESSSSSSSSSS
I rarely dream, but last night I had a dream that I stabbed a guy for trying to pick the bacon out of my cheeseburger. But the worst part is, there was no cheeseburger. After stabbing the man I turned around to grab my burger, but it was gone.
Gunrack I will never go after your bacon.
You always dream, you just don’t remember those dreams most of the time.
What the fuck
Gunrack I had a zombie apocalypse dream the other night but the only way to kill the zombie was to press aluminium on them until they melted. Part of my mind was saying it was ridiculous while in the dream I was saying “what the hell is aluminium?” 🙄
I haven't eaten in 6 days. Can confirm your love for bacon cheeseburgers
Sleep protects us from the Twilight Zone, got it.
Your accents are out of this world, I'm blown away by your performance ❤️
Said it before and will say it again, you pick the best tales! Excellent voice acting on this one Dude.
The absolute best short story I've heard in months! And the narrator is truly talented. Thank you, this was indeed a treat.
I know you'll probably never see this seems how this video is 2 years old but, I love this take on the story. Ive listened to atleast 3 different versions but I'm only 5 minutes in and yours is my favorite
You have not only a fantastic voice but an incredible gift for bringing stories to life. Thank you Xxx
Whoa. Your narration skills are top notch. Respect your storytelling. This is a great one.
This is way better than the Russian sleep experiment.
Libby agreed
Libby no russan sleep experiment is the OG
Original yes but someone slammed the upgrade a lot and got this beautiful marriage of deep soothing voice and masterful writing
way better of your nerves than russian sleep experiment but the story of this one makes way more sence
NatureTemper needs to do the russian sleep experiment
Really liked this story, a fantastic narration and intruiguing voices,Keep up the good work.
Hi Jared, I'm a huge fan of your work. My favorite is THE HIDDEN WEBPAGE. I love all of the recorded readings of your stories. You have some very talented proponents of your work, but I'm especially partial to Darren Marlar's narratations. Could you direct me to more of his readings of your stories?
Tbh I like to fall asleep listening to creepypasta but the way you spoke the way you foretold this story was amazing I actually felt scared
Machine makes sounds that keep you from sleeping. whats the best way not to sleep? be fucking scared. audio that cant be 'heard' is a really good way to set someone off like that
My first encounter with your channel, your reading is spectacular!!
Who knew Nazi Sharks could make a chilling horror story?
well nazi made horrific experiments and sharks are obviously big fans of story writing
No No I know. So stupid 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love the video!!! I love a mix of fear and thought provoking!!! Oh and the stories like the kraken
chris soto It's literally 30 minutes long and with this math your 7 minutes in.
BaconForDays 1713 lol but my comment was still spot on! The video had that perfect mix of fear and wonder it makes you feel like your looking into the abyss.
Thanks for the story and the really good actor's voice.... Silly experiment. I believe that a human (any mammal and bird and maybe any creature with brains) needs sleep the same way as a PC needs its regular HD defragmentation. To sort the information received in orderly way. No other functions are possible to execute. Not a total analogy, but something like that.
"Also you can forget about your student loans." lol sign me up!
Cool approach to the whole dreams and sleep are necessary plot device! And GREAT delivery as can always be expected!
Oooh, that was brilliant! You have a beautiful voice, plus you're a great actor - wonderful accents, great technique, and the whole thing was so atmospheric! Really, really love your work!
For real, though if we didn't need to sleep and it was only optional, we could get so much shit done.
Matthew Lim i have always seen sleep as like a computer maintenance program set to defrag every 24 hours or so thats why most dreams are super familiar yet weird its your mind condensing relevant data and expunging irrelevant things
Christopher Combs
My dreams are crazy things unrelated to the past day, weeks, or months events.
CommenterOf Truth i would be willing to bet that isnt entirely true im confident that there are small details of your dreams you might not recall that directly relate to your waking hours people, places, or things even of they are distorted
To be fair, *some* people would get more done. There's alot of people who'd go in the other direction given the chance, I know people who'd happily sleep 16 hours a day if given the chance.
+Alexander Novak same here
Its really good to watch videos like this before sleeping at night (midnight)
I like how deep this story goes. Much better than Russian sleep experiment in my opinion.
first time in awhile one of your stories had given me chills
Amazing storytelling , I tell ev1 that these are the stories I go to sleep by, my new go-to channel, keep these stories coming :)
I love how in Natures Temper adds great music, has great acting, amazing accents and adds stunning sound effects to stories he reads it makes it so much better I give you credit Sir amazing job
Ps: late Merry Christmas
I also love how some of the stories he tells doesnt follow a normal creepypasta route, but more of a short story.
Way to show off your hidden talent... Impressive accents!
Dam that was a good one! The way you told it made it more enjoyable to listen to :) I was expecting the Russian sleep experiment but this surprised me
I absolutely loved it. It was like a dark modern version of The Shining. Reminiscent of Stephen King. Good work my friend.
This is amazing, the narration and enactment is perfect. Subbed belled and overjoyed.
The literal second the video ended the lights around me flickered lol cool.
Have to say I generally can't get along with being read to, but this was a great read and I was totally immersed.
If you could have this story's much better developed descent into madness taken to the Russian Sleep Experiments conclusions, I feel you'd have one hell of a horror story.
I didn't realize how long it was until I started, I love it
Theghostking - are u kidding me? Wtf. It's an ok story but there's a lot of stuff that could be tweaked. Idk what it is but it's just a flat story. Don't get me wrong, the story telling is fantastic. The word usage and the voice open your mind up to invite the story into your head but there's just something about it that makes me want more. We can all agree that something strange does happen to us while asleep. And that entering a world where literally anything can happen is a bit mystical. But, like I said, there are many different ways that one could add or create more narrative to enhance the story. I loved the storytellers voice and his different mannerisms, so that's not the issue. The story itself is what needs some more tweaking. But, overall, it was great
i love your story because you read it with emotion. making it sound like you experienced it
The theory the author proposed about the laws being nescessary for the universe to form here is mine. At least I've never heard anyone else speak on it before I start teaching it around four years ago in debate groups. Weird to come upon my teachings again here of all places.Interesting and odd coincidence.Looks like the author took to another level. Wish I could've patterned but whatever the world goes on.
"Backwoods of searcy arkansas" 😂😂😂 there isnt any backwoods or any woods at all in searcy
Obviously there are.
This is my 1st video on this channel. I'm 5 minutes in and I like this guy a lot! A very good story teller
Great story and great telling of it!
Really good story. Well written and narrated. Well done, Natures' Temper. =)
i find it amazing how well you can do all these accents, Even better if it was a one take deal, making it even more amazing with how quickly your able to switch between them. At first i thought you were collaborating with either other narrators or just other people you had read the lines. i even went to the description to see, but you still surprise me.
Forgot to comment on a few videos ago about your woman voice, you did a good job of it. When you apologized before that video for not having a good woman voice, I was expecting it to be bad but it wasn't. You did just fine with the voice. Your story tellings are so much better than television and movies. I'm hooked and thank you. You are amazing!
Beautifully narrated, darlin'! Also, I'm quite sure that I am not the only one who appreciates the wonderful job you did on the multiple accents! You certainly seem to have the skill and talent for great story-telling. I look forward to hearing more from you, as I've now become one of your devoted listeners (now that I've subscribed)!😉. 💕 from 🍁!
Great. Really great narration. Your intonation is spot on and you deserve 10X more subs. Also I can hear a smidgen of Sean Bean in there. Cheers!
The corners of rooms. Occult reference.
I absolutely love this channel, 2 videos in
Love your voice and awesome expressions. I'm a huge fan. You've my favourite bedtime story, thank you!
This was one of the best stories I’ve ever heard. It had me hooked.
18:43
If you cross your eyes while you looked at that corner, a portal would open to the Nightosphere.
God, your accents are amazing, I love your channel
1 thing that bothers me is that Richardson during an experiment like this probably had regular check ups and an emergency stop like a code word or something
*Arkansauce*
Dorkus Maximus Arkanchainsaw
the video is good,
the voice is good,
the story,and philosophy and actual people are good,
and the individual voices for characters are good.
Omc!:) Mortis Media recommend you and wow I'm am a new fan!!:) Thanks for the amazing narrations:) you have a new subscriber and new fan in me💜💜💜
First aussie accent I've heard that sounded right. Good job mate
Great story and very well narrated. Thanks for the upload!
Wow, great voice acting. Truly worth the sub.
Cheers
I grew up in Searcy, Ar. This Octagon shaped building is actually in Higginson...1 town over..just a little drive from Searcy. This creeped me out!
This is a really cool take on the sleep experiment!! Kinda connects with the tessaract theories a bit too!
This really happened, the Germans tried to prove that theory, Sleep not needed,and it failed miserably.🌷🌹 Freaking Awesome story telling,I am hooked😁
Absolute vocal talent. Nice work, man!
33 min? Yes please
Awesome! Got Yourself a new sub! Hi! :) Great story and awesome voice acting! Thank You! :)
As someone with severe chronic insomnia that barely gets an hour of sleep (3-4 hrs top)most nights or none while in the middle of the forest at night this is unsettling.
First story I've heard from you and now I'm hooked
You're pretty good at accents bro. So am I. Fight me!
I'll fight you
Why the state I live in, shit like this keeps me up at night wondering did this really happen here?
There was a TV show or Movie here in the U.S. where a bunch of kids allowed their teacher to experiment on them, like this story. One kid didn't like the idea and found out the other kids were dying or getting addicted to drugs. I forget what it was called, but it was good.
Im from Arkansas! I know a Dr Richardson too
Lucynda Riley
Show him this, for science.
RUUUUUUNNNNN!!!!!!!
Show him this
I love how psychological and Lovecraftian this story is.
You're about to be my new fsv creepypasta narrator. Only 2nd to Dark Somnium
This was a real chiller man.
it could be that the constant (but slow and weak) stream of adrenaline is making them paranoid and the fear drives them to madness, as well as the random sounds, i think if the sounds can cause the production of adrenaline, it can also tamper with normal functions of the brain and cause auditory and visual distortion and hallucinations.
Holy shit, the lovecraftian style fear was real in this, this wasn’t just creepy pasta, you had me peeking out of my covers, seeing shapes in the dark and hearing noises like I was 10 all over again. I was contemplating my fear like when my imagination would get the best of me at night while I’m a tent camping. Holy shit this was scary
My dad grew up in Searcy and my grandma still lives there 😐
I like the details and the way you tell the story
I like listening to true stories. Some people think some of these true stories are far fetched that they can't be true. I will say this, "what you can ever imagine already exist"
Main character drops a philosophical bomb, then Don just ruins the moment. Heckin rude, Don.
The Russian sleep Experiment tells from the angle of the scientists, this tells the angle from the subjects. Both are awesome.
Very good story, this must be how it was in the old days when people listen to radio. Prays
This would make a good short movie adaptation
I saw the thread with this one and was hoping someone would narrate it soon. Great!