News:

If you need instructions on how to get through the hotels, check out the enclosed instruction book.

Main Menu

The Scariest 16 Seconds Known to Man

Farted by CaulkClock, August 27, 2008, 02:22:43 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 0 Guests are viewing this topic.

AMPEEEM

The X-Files theme seriously made me scared. Once, on the way home from a trip, the radio played this car commercial, and it used the X-Files theme. I just sat in the back seat, listening, watching the distance slowly move, and I was just straight up frightened.

InterstateClock

As far as I can remember, the only thing that scared me on TV as a kid was the creepy-looking doll (ventriloquist dummy?) in the opening of "Are You Afraid of the Dark?". I remember I always hid somewhere until that intro was over.

[u2]jitg-3xbmKU[/u2]

Mashed Potato Johnson

[U2]eK5bIWRWcQw[/U2]

CD Clock

Quote from: ampm;1390515The X-Files theme seriously made me scared. Once, on the way home from a trip, the radio played this car commercial, and it used the X-Files theme. I just sat in the back seat, listening, watching the distance slowly move, and I was just straight up frightened.

Were you high?

MasterClock

Quote from: Matthew Lesko;1390540As far as I can remember, the only thing that scared me on TV as a kid was the creepy-looking doll (ventriloquist dummy?) in the opening of "Are You Afraid of the Dark?". I remember I always hid somewhere until that intro was over.

[u2]jitg-3xbmKU[/u2]

There was actually an episode of that show involving a creepy doll that I was absolutely terrified of when I was 5-7ish.

CaulkClock

Quote from: HazardClock;1390507not really
The BBC insert, I refuse to acknowledge it's existance anymore

More mindfucks from my childhood.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3JhvUzMfT8
[u2]t3JhvUzMfT8[/u2]

This Smarties ad from the 90's was a odd one. For some reason the policeman scared the shit out of me. No idea why

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eStBvFfrsY
[u2]0eStBvFfrsY[/u2]
Greenclaws was a CBBC show from the very early 90's. This was nightmare fuel. Skip to 1:50 to see it, unless you want to see Bodger and Badjer

Poltergeist

You guys have no idea, this ending made kind of sad as a kid, although now I find it quite hilarious

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GshVCSloZaY

CaulkClock

Quote from: Poltergeisty;1390814VIDEO LOL

Holy shit

BlackberryClock

Quote from: Poltergeisty;1390814You guys have no idea, this ending made kind of sad as a kid, although now I find it quite hilarious

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GshVCSloZaY

haha

AvocadoClock

Quote from: Poltergeisty;1390814You guys have no idea, this ending made kind of sad as a kid, although now I find it quite hilarious

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GshVCSloZaY

That was great! :fifen:

CaulkClock

Quote from: Franklin G. Hamilton;1391175god you people are pathetic. its noise. noise isnt scary.
Boo

Nor are these so-called horror films, they don't phase me. I mean Saw? What the fuck is that? "Oh no her fake leg is being cut off by a fake axe oh no im shittin maself"

PepperClock

[u2]8LO1iR4hBG0[/u2]


Yeah someone mentioned this already but i had this in mind even before that so i figured i'd post it. Scary... SCARY theme.


Also the Emergency Broadcasting system still scares the fuck out of me. The sound it makes to alert you that its there is terrifying and is probably the scariest thing i can think of. Think about it; When you hear that sound, and its real, ITS THE BEGINNING OF ARMAGEDDON. pretty much.

HeinekenClock

Quote from: loki_clock;1390486Saying there was no difference between life in 1000 and 1100 is just like saying there was no difference between life in 1900 and life today. In otherwords, yes there fucking was.
You are a fucking retard for comparing the 20th century with the tenth, practically nothing changed at all in lifestyles in a hundred years, no medical development, no ground-breaking scientific discoveries, nothing.

Topcatyo

I've actually always loved the THX sound.  Dunno why.

Sound that creeps me out and would scare me if I were to actually hear it in real-life:
Air raid sirens.

HeinekenClock

Quote from: Topcatyo;1391279I've actually always loved the THX sound.  Dunno why.

Sound that creeps me out and would scare me if I were to actually hear it in real-life:
Air raid sirens.

I think it's pretty lame they have a very different sounding siren in the Netherlands. They test it monthly and every time I think "that would sound so much cooler if it sounded like the sirens in the movies".

Though I associate that sound much more with a nuclear attack than with an air-raid. Probably because of Worms.

Loki Clock

Quote from: Enormous Tommy Vercetti;1391268You are a fucking retard for comparing the 20th century with the tenth, practically nothing changed at all in lifestyles in a hundred years, no medical development, no ground-breaking scientific discoveries, nothing.

Except, you know, the fucking Renaissance. But that's entirely negligible to the progress of European civilizations. And the 1000s is the 11th century, not the 10th. As for specific events, not just the beginning of something that mainly took place over the next few centuries, you have the Byzantines at a peak of European dominance in the 900s, then declining in the 1000s and the Normans gaining dominance over Europe, which means that's when it became a largely Nordic culture rather than a largely Mediterranean culture.

Now even then you might consider that negligible to human progress. But then you open up your big bag of worms, the fact that 1000-1100 was the Islamic renaissance, where surgery, the sextant, and a million other things were invented.

Kombucha

Ffffff I just remembered that the dogs in Bambi terrified me when I was very young.