TRU The truth is in here and out there
Je ziet het niet maar toch is het er... Alles over mysterieuze, onverklaarde, spirituele en occulte zaken.
Bizar en waargebeurd:
Werd vanmorgen wakker in een lucide waas.... een wekker ging af, ik hoorde kerk klokken luiden....
heel vreemd, ik woon aan het water, opende mijn ogen en plots teletijd machiende professor Barabas mij naar Oekienulja-Zuid, waar ik breezers dronk met uitgewoonde kever sletjes, vreselijk!
Een Ferrari prius schepte mij en plots werd ik wakker in mijn stamkroeg met zeventien dartpijltjes in mijn voorhoofd, een rekening omdat ik iedereen een rondje had gegeven, en de gun van een verstrooide crimineel op mijn voorhoofd, of ik nog vloei had...
dat was me teveel, ik slingerde mijn broodje kebab met chilli saus zo hard naar zijn neus, dat zijn tenen braken, krak krak..
Toen ben ik naar huis gewandeld en weer hoorde ik de klokken...
maar dat waren mijn ballen gemangeld in een beren klem...
Hoog spiritueel, maar dan heb je ook wat!
Werd vanmorgen wakker in een lucide waas.... een wekker ging af, ik hoorde kerk klokken luiden....
heel vreemd, ik woon aan het water, opende mijn ogen en plots teletijd machiende professor Barabas mij naar Oekienulja-Zuid, waar ik breezers dronk met uitgewoonde kever sletjes, vreselijk!
Een Ferrari prius schepte mij en plots werd ik wakker in mijn stamkroeg met zeventien dartpijltjes in mijn voorhoofd, een rekening omdat ik iedereen een rondje had gegeven, en de gun van een verstrooide crimineel op mijn voorhoofd, of ik nog vloei had...
dat was me teveel, ik slingerde mijn broodje kebab met chilli saus zo hard naar zijn neus, dat zijn tenen braken, krak krak..
Toen ben ik naar huis gewandeld en weer hoorde ik de klokken...
maar dat waren mijn ballen gemangeld in een beren klem...
Hoog spiritueel, maar dan heb je ook wat!
Nou, ik moet zeggen dat ik even heb getwijfeld of ik dat filmpje van die Robert wel wilde zienquote:Op woensdag 2 juni 2010 @ 23:24 schreef Pantoffelsalade het volgende:
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mooi heahhaha
Nu heb ik zelf sowieso al een angst voor poppen
Liej
kijk dat zijn nog eens bizarre waargebeurde verhalenquote:Op zondag 6 juni 2010 16:29 schreef assiemenou het volgende:
Bizar en waargebeurd:
Werd vanmorgen wakker in een lucide waas.... een wekker ging af, ik hoorde kerk klokken luiden....
heel vreemd, ik woon aan het water, opende mijn ogen en plots teletijd machiende professor Barabas mij naar Oekienulja-Zuid, waar ik breezers dronk met uitgewoonde kever sletjes, vreselijk!
Een Ferrari prius schepte mij en plots werd ik wakker in mijn stamkroeg met zeventien dartpijltjes in mijn voorhoofd, een rekening omdat ik iedereen een rondje had gegeven, en de gun van een verstrooide crimineel op mijn voorhoofd, of ik nog vloei had...
dat was me teveel, ik slingerde mijn broodje kebab met chilli saus zo hard naar zijn neus, dat zijn tenen braken, krak krak..
Toen ben ik naar huis gewandeld en weer hoorde ik de klokken...
maar dat waren mijn ballen gemangeld in een beren klem...
Hoog spiritueel, maar dan heb je ook wat!
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hahahquote:Op zondag 6 juni 2010 17:10 schreef Leigh het volgende:
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Nou, ik moet zeggen dat ik even heb getwijfeld of ik dat filmpje van die Robert wel wilde zien
dat soort filmpjes vertik ik dan ook om in het donker te kijke ;p
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Het is altijd zo'n leuke wisselwerking: heel erg geïnteresseerd, maar er tevens bang voorquote:Op zondag 6 juni 2010 @ 18:36 schreef Pantoffelsalade het volgende:
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hahah
dat soort filmpjes vertik ik dan ook om in het donker te kijke ;p
Liej
inderdaad jaquote:Op zondag 6 juni 2010 19:17 schreef Leigh het volgende:
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Het is altijd zo'n leuke wisselwerking: heel erg geïnteresseerd, maar er tevens bang voor
heeft iemand trouwens nog leuke filmpjes? ik heb zelf wel wat....
maar ik ben meer op zoek naar antieke behekste poppen
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The Curse Of James Dean's “Little Bastard”
When we think of the Porsche 550 Spyder, the first thing that comes to mind is James Dean. We suggest you stop thinking about it if you enjoy your health.
Since James Dean’s death in 1955, the Porsche 550 Spyder has become infamous as the car that killed him. As young Jalops we watched an Unsolved Mysteries episode on the curse of the James Dean Porsche. These stories not only made the famous car seem more like Christine than Porsche, they downright scared us. We decided to share some of the stories with you. Read on if you dare.
While filming Rebel Without A Cause, James Dean had upgraded from the 356 to the 550 Spyder and decided that he wanted to make it uniquely his. Dean called upon George Barris, of movie car fame, to customize the Porsche. He gave it tartan seats, two red stripes over the rear wheels and plastered the number ‘130’ on its doors, hood and engine cover. The name “Little Bastard” was given by Dean language coach, Bill Hickman, and was later painted on the car by master pin striper, Dean Jeffries. On September 23 of 1955, Dean met actor Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan Kebobi) outside of a restaurant and had him take a look at the Spyder. Guinness told Dean that the car had a “sinister” appearance and then told Dean: “If you get in that car, you will be found dead in it by this time next week.” Seven days later, Dean would be killed in his beloved “Little Bastard.” Cue the Unsolved Mysteries theme song.
That “Little Bastard” not only killed James Dean, but killed and maimed others who came in contact with it causing many to say that the damn thing was cursed. George Barris, who customized the 550 originally, bought the wrecked carcass of “Little Bastard” for $2500 and soon after it slipped off its trailer and broke a mechanics leg. Not long after Barris sold the engine and drivetrain to Troy McHenry and William Eschrid. While the two were both racing against one another in cars that had parts from the “Little Bastard,” McHenry lost control and hit a tree, killing him instantly and Eschrid was seriously injured when his car suddenly locked up and rolled over while going into a turn. Barris still had two tires from the 550 which were untouched in Dean’s accident. He sold them and not long after, both blew out simultaneously causing the new owner’s car to run off the road. Barris had kept the car in his possession sans the sold parts and it caught the attention of two would-be thieves. One of the thieves arms was torn open trying to steal the steering wheel while the other was injured trying to remove the bloodstained tartan seat.
Due to all the incidents involving “Little Bastard,” Barris decided to hide the car but was convinced by the California Highway Patrol to lend the cursed heap to a highway safety exhibit. The first exhibit was unsuccessful as the garage that housed the car caught fire and burned to the ground. Mysteriously the car suffered virtually no damage from the fire. The next exhibition at a local high school ended abruptly when the car fell off its display and broke a nearby student’s hip.
The curse continued when the “Little Bastard” was being transported when the truck carrying the car lost control which caused the driver to fall out and somehow get crushed by the car after it fell off the back. The car fell off of two more transport trucks while travelling on the freeway fortunately not injuring anyone. The CHP decided that it had had enough of the “Little Bastard” and while transporting the car to Barris, the car mysteriously vanished and has not been seen since.
There are stories of a single piece of “Little Bastard” residing at the Historic Auto Attractions museum in Illinois, but we’re not brave enough to find out.
When we think of the Porsche 550 Spyder, the first thing that comes to mind is James Dean. We suggest you stop thinking about it if you enjoy your health.
Since James Dean’s death in 1955, the Porsche 550 Spyder has become infamous as the car that killed him. As young Jalops we watched an Unsolved Mysteries episode on the curse of the James Dean Porsche. These stories not only made the famous car seem more like Christine than Porsche, they downright scared us. We decided to share some of the stories with you. Read on if you dare.
While filming Rebel Without A Cause, James Dean had upgraded from the 356 to the 550 Spyder and decided that he wanted to make it uniquely his. Dean called upon George Barris, of movie car fame, to customize the Porsche. He gave it tartan seats, two red stripes over the rear wheels and plastered the number ‘130’ on its doors, hood and engine cover. The name “Little Bastard” was given by Dean language coach, Bill Hickman, and was later painted on the car by master pin striper, Dean Jeffries. On September 23 of 1955, Dean met actor Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan Kebobi) outside of a restaurant and had him take a look at the Spyder. Guinness told Dean that the car had a “sinister” appearance and then told Dean: “If you get in that car, you will be found dead in it by this time next week.” Seven days later, Dean would be killed in his beloved “Little Bastard.” Cue the Unsolved Mysteries theme song.
That “Little Bastard” not only killed James Dean, but killed and maimed others who came in contact with it causing many to say that the damn thing was cursed. George Barris, who customized the 550 originally, bought the wrecked carcass of “Little Bastard” for $2500 and soon after it slipped off its trailer and broke a mechanics leg. Not long after Barris sold the engine and drivetrain to Troy McHenry and William Eschrid. While the two were both racing against one another in cars that had parts from the “Little Bastard,” McHenry lost control and hit a tree, killing him instantly and Eschrid was seriously injured when his car suddenly locked up and rolled over while going into a turn. Barris still had two tires from the 550 which were untouched in Dean’s accident. He sold them and not long after, both blew out simultaneously causing the new owner’s car to run off the road. Barris had kept the car in his possession sans the sold parts and it caught the attention of two would-be thieves. One of the thieves arms was torn open trying to steal the steering wheel while the other was injured trying to remove the bloodstained tartan seat.
Due to all the incidents involving “Little Bastard,” Barris decided to hide the car but was convinced by the California Highway Patrol to lend the cursed heap to a highway safety exhibit. The first exhibit was unsuccessful as the garage that housed the car caught fire and burned to the ground. Mysteriously the car suffered virtually no damage from the fire. The next exhibition at a local high school ended abruptly when the car fell off its display and broke a nearby student’s hip.
The curse continued when the “Little Bastard” was being transported when the truck carrying the car lost control which caused the driver to fall out and somehow get crushed by the car after it fell off the back. The car fell off of two more transport trucks while travelling on the freeway fortunately not injuring anyone. The CHP decided that it had had enough of the “Little Bastard” and while transporting the car to Barris, the car mysteriously vanished and has not been seen since.
There are stories of a single piece of “Little Bastard” residing at the Historic Auto Attractions museum in Illinois, but we’re not brave enough to find out.
Voor de mensen die poppen eng vinden en voor mensen die een gezonde dosis humor hebben. Hier een episode van mijn favo serie:quote:Op maandag 7 juni 2010 11:06 schreef Pantoffelsalade het volgende:
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inderdaad ja
heeft iemand trouwens nog leuke filmpjes? ik heb zelf wel wat....
maar ik ben meer op zoek naar antieke behekste poppen
Death is lighter than a feather, duty heavier than a mountain.
The only easy day is yesterday
stay frosty
The only easy day is yesterday
stay frosty
Ik was er van overtuigd dat die pop, toen ze op het eind die pop omdraaide, een eng gezicht zou hebbenquote:
Bah, ik weet nu al dat ik enge poppen-nachtmerries krijg vannacht
Wajang poppen vind k ook engquote:Op zondag 6 juni 2010 13:36 schreef Pantoffelsalade het volgende:
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haha herkenbaar,
met name dit soort "dolls'
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Die laatste scared the shit out of mequote:Op maandag 7 juni 2010 11:06 schreef Pantoffelsalade het volgende:
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inderdaad ja
heeft iemand trouwens nog leuke filmpjes? ik heb zelf wel wat....
maar ik ben meer op zoek naar antieke behekste poppen
"Purple is the last color of the rainbow colors. It means I will trust and love you for a long time"
Jezus.quote:Op vrijdag 28 mei 2010 15:19 schreef _Led_ het volgende:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hi-Fi_Murders
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I liked it. I was good at it. It made me feel alive.
Er gebeurd toch niets bij die laatste ?quote:
Op dinsdag 28 februari 2006 13:50 schreef Avery het volgende:
ik ben dan nieuw ik zie zo dat jij irritant ben jpg
PieAir
Ik denk altijd heel goed na voor ik iets stoms zeg...
ik ben dan nieuw ik zie zo dat jij irritant ben jpg
PieAir
Ik denk altijd heel goed na voor ik iets stoms zeg...
Een olifant wordt geëlektrocuteerd omdat hij 3 man heeft vermoord:
"Meet 'Topsy', the circus elephant executed for killing three men.
She was killed by electrocution at Luna Park, Coney Island on January 5th 1903.
The owners of Luna Park, Thompson and Dundy, had previously tried to kill Topsy with cyanide-laced carrots which she wolfed down without effect. They then planned to hang her, but protests by the ASPCA deemed it a 'cruel and unusual' punishment and they backed down. New York State had recently replaced the gallows with the modern electric chair, so electrocution was decided upon as the more humane method of execution.
Enter Thomas Edison.
At this time he was engaged in his own free-for-all, battling George Westinghouse for control of America's electric infrastructure. Edison had declared that his direct current system was safe, but that Westinghouse's alternating current was a deadly menace. To prove it, Edison had been publicly electrocuting cats and dogs (aswell as the occasional calf, horse and orangutan) for years. It was Edison who convinced New York to use Westinghouse's 'deadly' AC for the electric chair, and it was Westinghouse's AC that Edison used to publicly execute Topsy.
A huge crowd gathered to witness the event. Using six thousand volts of electricity, she died twenty two seconds from the moment the electricity was turned on."
Filmpje: http://www.voltini.com/HTMLobj-371/edisonelephant.mpeg
En hier staat dat verhaal van Carl von Cosel ook: http://www.voltini.com/id43.htm
"Meet 'Topsy', the circus elephant executed for killing three men.
She was killed by electrocution at Luna Park, Coney Island on January 5th 1903.
The owners of Luna Park, Thompson and Dundy, had previously tried to kill Topsy with cyanide-laced carrots which she wolfed down without effect. They then planned to hang her, but protests by the ASPCA deemed it a 'cruel and unusual' punishment and they backed down. New York State had recently replaced the gallows with the modern electric chair, so electrocution was decided upon as the more humane method of execution.
Enter Thomas Edison.
At this time he was engaged in his own free-for-all, battling George Westinghouse for control of America's electric infrastructure. Edison had declared that his direct current system was safe, but that Westinghouse's alternating current was a deadly menace. To prove it, Edison had been publicly electrocuting cats and dogs (aswell as the occasional calf, horse and orangutan) for years. It was Edison who convinced New York to use Westinghouse's 'deadly' AC for the electric chair, and it was Westinghouse's AC that Edison used to publicly execute Topsy.
A huge crowd gathered to witness the event. Using six thousand volts of electricity, she died twenty two seconds from the moment the electricity was turned on."
Filmpje: http://www.voltini.com/HTMLobj-371/edisonelephant.mpeg
En hier staat dat verhaal van Carl von Cosel ook: http://www.voltini.com/id43.htm
Children of the night. What music they make.
Dat verhaal van Carl Tanzler / Count Carl Von Cosel heb ik volgens mij een keer op tv gehoord. Nogal 
-waardig voor mij.
-waardig voor mij.
Gelukkig maar dat het onzin is. Net als dat verhaal van Robert the Doll. Leuk om te lezen, maar toch echt onzin 
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