M.J. Pack

If you do enough research, you’ll find that the Internet is harboring some seriously scary shit.

What would I tell her, that little tow-headed kid in sixth, seventh, eighth grade? The one who took the walk down the hill from the school bus to cry so her mom wouldn’t see?

Because when I drank it, I got far too angry.
At you. At the world.

“To live in ignorance is… not only disrespectful to what we each have been given, why we’re on the planet right now, but also keeps us from being what we came here to be. He wants for people to connect with… something higher. And to do it now. Before it’s… too late, he’s saying.”

We can easily find ourselves in the clutches of the dreaded Writer’s Block (I capitalized it because it looks scarier that way) but I’ve found there are at least a few ways you can shake it off and find yourself even better off than before.

As we progress in the field of medicine, there are sure to be shifts and changes in the way that doctors treat certain conditions.

“He wants to talk about spirituality. And the beauty of what we call ‘God.’ And I’m feeling so much devotion in my heart for this. Just pure… love.”

Nothing will ever top the idea that Freddy Krueger is real and scares the shit out of Robert Englund. NOTHING.

This. Does. Not. Disappoint.

Whether you’re a wide-eyed kid discovering Pokemon for the first time or a full-grown adult who’s been tricked into exercising just to snag that damn Eevee around the corner we’re all secretly overjoyed to finally have the chance to be real Pokemon trainers.

I’m most impressed by films that can make me feel uneasy. Not necessarily scared, not necessarily upset, but just… off. What’s coming? Something must be coming.

Wikipedia is a virtual haven of information — anything you could ever want to know exists in its enormous database… including things you can never un-know. These 7 articles are proof positive that often truth can be far, far stranger than fiction.