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2884ArticleVaporman87I think the fashion mistake that I am most haunted by came in the 90's with my love of always wearing pleated, whitewashed jeans. Yeah, they were pretty dreadful. Sometimes they even had the band at the bottom of the legs that made them wrap tightly around your ankle, like a pair of sweatpants. Given what I see people wearing nowadays though, it wouldn't surprise me if some version of this became popular.  Oct 13, 2015View
2885ArticleVaporman87Dr. Scarab reminds me of something you might see on Aeon Flux (the MTV cartoon). Doesn't he have that same kind of look? I would add to this list: Venger from Dungeons and Dragons, and D'Compose from Inhumanoids. Pretty creepy guys: <img style="width: 244px; height: 186px;" src="/images/postImages/1444752074DCompose.png"><img style="width: 272px; height: 186px;" src="/images/postImages/1444752084Venger.png"> Scariest 80's Cartoon VillainsOct 13, 2015View
2891ArticleVaporman87@pikachulover: Me too, but unfortunately my house is not really big enough for something like that. Maybe an outside party would work, since we have our new deck. Then it would be a matter of getting enough people to come at the same time. Ghoulish EatsOct 13, 2015View
2902ArticleVaporman87@Exhume: At least some Mom and Pop stores are keeping the experience alive, at least to a certain extent.Timewarp: Blockbuster Video 1996Oct 14, 2015View
2903ArticleVaporman87Those were all pretty creepy, but the ones that scared me most as a kid were two of the more popular ones... Charlie The Funland Robot and the Ghost of Captain Cutler: <img style="width: 261px; height: 196px;" src="/images/postImages/1444817059Charlie The Funland Robot.jpg"><img style="width: 258px; height: 196px;" src="/images/postImages/1444817114Ghost of Captain Cutler.jpg">Scariest 80's Cartoon VillainsOct 14, 2015View
2904ArticleVaporman87And my daughter, though she doesn't watch Thundercats much, says she finds Mumm-Ra to be very creepy. So, she thanks you for the nightmare fuel. Scariest 80's Cartoon VillainsOct 14, 2015View
2905ArticleVaporman87What a delightfully dark article. It's certainly a rush to believe you're in the right time and place to experience the supernatural if it exists. Even when you don't, the feeling is highly memorable. I've never been in a place that I felt was "haunted". I have been in places where you felt the "ghosts" of what used to be. Dilapidated houses that left much to your imagination as to what things must have been like when it was actually someone's dwelling. Your imagination takes over, and you envision what might have been. That in itself feels a bit supernatural, if not overly fanciful. Thank you for this great read, Nlogan. Searching for a Real Haunted HouseOct 14, 2015View
2907ArticleVaporman87I can't imagine the fear you must have felt just prior to realizing the prank that had been played on you. That would definitely be something I NEVER forgot. A great tale of childhood shenanigans. It's great that you were able to revisit that "sacred" place in your memories. That too, would be quite memorable.Urban Legend visit of my youth-revisitedOct 14, 2015View
2922ArticleVaporman87@echidna: That was just vkimo coming to lay with you because his wife kicked him out of the bed for snoring.Searching for a Real Haunted HouseOct 14, 2015View
2923ArticleVaporman87While traveling though West Virginia, a gentleman whom I work with and who has known my family for generations explained to me that somewhere in a wooded area off the highway was a now overgrown and hidden graveyard where some of my ancestors were buried. I remember this because he had told me that their last names had been either Corne or Korne or something like that, and that I also had ancestors with the last name Cobb. Korne, Cobb, ... corn cobb. Hahaha.Urban Legend visit of my youth-revisitedOct 14, 2015View