iM still having those nightmares ya`ll...

#3
it's funny as hell, that’s what it is.
Maybe the reason why you having nightmares about it is cuz you obsessed with it.
lol Just leave it alone, stop thinking about it and you'll be fine.
 
#11
Tupac Yupanqui said:
Yes I had the nightmare 3 times this week and nobody be telling me WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT:

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maybe it's a real person and it thinks you made fun of it so now it haunts you in your dreams until tha day he comes back for revenge........muhahahahaha........muhahahahaha
 
#15
Dude, have you seen "Mulholland Drive"? That would freak you out too, it's got a similar normal scene and this freakish monster just appears for no reason.

It's the reason this photo bothers you so much, because nobody in the photo is paying attention to this freakish monster and everything else is (relatively) normal in the picture. If the photo was a normal horror photo with that thing in it I doubt you would be affected like this, it's just so unnormal to have something like that in a scene like that.

Peace.
 
#16
Mr Matt said:
Dude, have you seen "Mulholland Drive"? That would freak you out too, it's got a similar normal scene and this freakish monster just appears for no reason.

It's the reason this photo bothers you so much, because nobody in the photo is paying attention to this freakish monster and everything else is (relatively) normal in the picture. If the photo was a normal horror photo with that thing in it I doubt you would be affected like this, it's just so unnormal to have something like that in a scene like that.

Peace.
Thankyou Im starting to understand the reason of my fears
 
#17
The picture is just one in a series called "Understanding Joshua" by Charlie White on display at the Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach, California. Using a humanoid puppet he calls "complete fragility manifest in a body," White presents human frailty through a fictional character, much as a novelist might.

"Her Place"




"Getting Lindsay Linton"



Here is an interview with White where he talks about these pictures and some of his other work: http://www.npr.org/ramfiles/watc/20020601.watc.07.ram
 
#19
J Chapman said:
The picture is just one in a series called "Understanding Joshua" by Charlie White on display at the Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach, California. Using a humanoid puppet he calls "complete fragility manifest in a body," White presents human frailty through a fictional character, much as a novelist might.

"Her Place"




"Getting Lindsay Linton"



Here is an interview with White where he talks about these pictures and some of his other work: http://www.npr.org/ramfiles/watc/20020601.watc.07.ram
Thank you very much, I knew there was something up with that "thing", how did u find out tho? Did u visit the museum?

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