One midsummer night, a man complains about his boss in his diary, when he hears a loud mosquito-like buzzing noise. He looks up, but he finds no bugs. A few days later, his workplace complaints intensify in his diary. The buzzing returns, which stops again when he glances up. He lights a mosquito-repellant coil and resumes writing. A few days after that, his diary complaints about the rain are interrupted by a pair of moths flittering near the ceiling light. Out of spite, he kills them with spray and lights them on fire in his ashtray, finding it oddly satisfying. About a week later, he writes about everything annoying him lately, including the incessant insect buzzing and his skin itching. He looks in the mirror and finds himself looking extremely disheveled... and that he has maggots crawling out from under his eyelids. He hallucinates about writing in his diary; his "writing" becomes increasingly less cohesive and more violent. Eventually, his room becomes a big mess, and he is dead at his desk. His head appears as though it exploded. An insect peaks its head out of his open mouth. His last diary entry- a messily-scrawled "Help me..."

Bozsik József Stadion
Bozsik Stadion

Tintagel

A man named Ken goes to a funeral in his family's hometown, where he notices the mourners' unusually jovial disposition. Everyone is ushered inside, where the atmosphere takes on a heavy aura. Just as Ken notices the absence of a priest, the first mourner, an older man, walks through the shoji screen door into the room with the deceased, which is lit only by two candles. The man bows, whispers that he impregnated the dead man's wife during an affair, bows with his finger to his lips, then returns to the mourners' room. A young woman follows suit, except she mentions breaking a branch on his plum tree. Noticing Ken's confusion, an aunt explains that this kind of funeral is a "Farewell Confessional", where mourners confess to the corpse about something they could not tell the deceased in life, so that their sin can be absolved. She then promptly urges him into the other room. Not having seen the dead uncle in some years, Ken is at a loss for a secret to admit. Finally, he hesitantly confesses to accidentally killing the deceased's dog. Upon doing so, a sudden gust blows the corpse's face shroud upward and extinguishes the candles. After concluding that it was just the wind, Ken prepares to leave the room... until the dead uncle sits up and angrily asks, "IS THAT TRUE?!..."

Squadron F-16 Fighting Falcon at Luke AFB

Ursula Maria Kuczynski

Cambridge

November 2016

お雛様
In the office bathroom, a young woman named Mari inspects her long, beautiful hair in the mirror while her friends praise her. One notes Mari won a magazine contest for the prettiest hair. When asked if she has done anything special with her hair, Mari denies it; however, when asked when she cut it, Mari is confused. She denies that she has had it cut. In her apartment, as she combs her hair before her mirror, Mari muses about purchasing expensive treatment for her hair. Talking to herself, she concludes that even if her friends did that same things she did, they could never have her beautiful hair. She then goes on to say that she only hangs out with them because others still only look at her. She concludes by stating, "I'm the only one who has to be beautiful." Nevertheless, she remains curious as to why her friends asked if she had her hair cut... The next day in the bathroom, Mari's friends find her applying lipstick. They begin to act strange and ask if she is trying a new look since she cut her hair even shorter. Angry, she denies she cut her hair and demands that they tell her if anything is wrong. That night at her apartment, Mari brushes her hair angrily wondering why her friends claimed she cut her hair. She throws away her brush in disgust, concludes they are merely jealous, and repeats: "I'm the only one who needs to be the prettiest!" Suddenly, her reflection smiles wickedly back at her. Her reflection says that she is not her anymore. Mari, before the mirror, is revealed to have messily cut her hair short. As Mari protests over her hair, her reflection continues that she does not need Mari anymore. The mirror cracks as her reflection emerges with a pair of scissors. Mari continues to scream about her hair as her reflection declares that Mari must die since only her reflection "needs to be the prettiest." As Mari begs her reflection to give back her hair, the story ends with the sound of scissors snipping.
Tonneru

Judith Anne Proffer

矛盾
隠連母
スノー・ハット

Indian railway

Pietro Farina (athlete)

How to Read Donald Duck

Oxford

James O'Donnell (organist)

Kitchen

para

Tre war Venydh

FreeDOS

–present

Second generation

August 2017

トモナリクン

Toyota Picnic, Toyota Avensis Verso

April 29, 1992 (Miami)

Assembly Language, C

Building the Brand

A young boy, Masayuki's, parents takes him to his grandparents' house during the winter break. He would always enjoy playing in the snow with his older cousin whenever they get the chance. As the sun started to set one day, the two of them decide to build a snow hut, one big enough to just barely fit both of them. They suddenly both feel hungry, so Masayuki's cousin offers to bring back the brazier and grill some mochi. While waiting, Masayuki looks out the hole and finds a snow hut almost identical to his own. He walks over to it, wondering how it got there and notices it has no entrance, but it seems to be glowing on the inside, like there is a light inside it. He calls out, asking if anyone is inside and knocks the side, only for someone or something to knock back... Wanting to see who it was, Masayuki takes a stick and pokes a hole in the wall and takes a peek. He finds nothing inside except for a single flickering candle and the inner walls have been entirely scratched, like something or someone had tried to claw their way out. When Masayuki calls out again, he jumps back in horror at the sight of an eye looking back at him through the hole and hears a boy's voice say, "It's your turn next." Masayuki's cousin finds him unconscious and in front of a collapsed snow hut. Masayuki comes to and finds himself in a futon in his grandparents' house. He hears his cousin talking to his family in the next room, saying how Masayuki kept saying there was someone inside and that he broke the snow hut, despite his cousin's protest. Masayuki gets the feeling that there is something terrible involved. Suddenly, the family opens the door, acting happy for some strange reason. The front of the house of the door is open, revealing an open snow hut and the family is telling him to go in. Masayuki gets an uneasy feeling like something really bad is about to happen. Suddenly, the same voice from the snow hut says, "You think so too?" When he turns his head, he sees a silhouette the size of a child poking their eye through the screen wall and saying, "Go on. It's your turn."
A man is caught in a rain shower on his way from work. He watches a young couple walk down the street, grumbling about how he used to be like them. He wonders when it will stop raining when he sees a girl in a tie-dye shirt doing the "loves me, loves me not" game of plucking flower petals and repeating, "It'll stop, it won't stop." When she plucks the last petal, she concludes that the rain will not stop, and she declares that her fortunes are always correct. The man asks what she is doing out there, but the girl responds that she hopes his wife will be there to pick him up. She then asks if she could read another fortune for him as pulls out another flower. The man tells her she should go home if her parents do not know where she is. She ignores his concern and starts plucking the petals off, saying, "I'll go home, I won't go home." The last petal is plucked, and she tells him she will not go home. She asks for another reading, but the man cannot think of any on the spot. Upon seeing his wedding ring, she says she will just determine if his wife will come or not. She plucks the petals, saying, "She'll come, she won't come." The man finds the whole thing ridiculous but decides to play along just for fun. The last petal is plucked as the girl says "She'll come." The man tells her that will not be possible; however, the girl points behind the man, and to his astonishment he sees a woman in a white dress holding an umbrella. The girl asks what should she read next, but the man tells her she has done enough and thanks her. The girl watches as the couple leaves and says, "Oh, I see. You're dead, you're not dead..." When the last petal comes up with, "You're dead," the girl says, "Goodbye, mister. You won't need anymore fortunes."
Promotional poster of Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories featuring the Storyteller
A business man walks home one night after a bad day at work, when he notices an old man in a graying suit huddled over a capsule toy machine, with many empty capsules strewn about on the ground. A bit disturbed, he moves on toward home. The next afternoon, after another hard day, the man passes by the capsule machine again and decides to give it a try. When he opens the capsule, he finds a favorite eraser that he lost as a child, and his hair starts turning white and falling out. He marvels at the objects that appear in the capsules; a dog figurine of his childhood pet, a girl figurine of an old crush. Meanwhile, he ages faster and faster, with each turn of the machine's crank. More of his hair falls out, as do his teeth, and his skin wrinkles. He is so consumed by his obsession with the capsule machine that he doesn't notice another business man passing by behind him, deeply disturbed by the scene. He collapses as he buys his last capsule. The next day, the passing businessman stops by the machine...

Blue & White

Toyota Picnic

Laurel Lance / Black Canary in Vixen

At the end of class, two high school students ask their teacher if she had heard of the Handshake Men. The teacher says she hasn't. According to the girls, a man stands by the roadside at night asking people to shake his hand but you can't tell him no or he will say that you are naughty and will crush your body into a meatball. The girls also say there are three more of them, but you should never shake hands with the fourth one otherwise, he'll bite your hand off. A third student, Haruko, silently thinks that the story is stupid. At home, while she's reading, her younger sister, Naomi comes in and tells her she forgot her notebook at school. The two girls go to the school and the younger of the two finds it in her desk, right where she left it. Suddenly, they bump into the janitor, who demands to know why they are there so late. Naomi explains the situation and he lets them go. The two girls walk back home, though the student is a little shaken by the janitor suddenly appearing. Along the way, an old man comes stumbling along, grumbling why two young kids are out this late. Haruko begins to question if the Handshake Men story is true. A while later, a man appears and asks for a handshake. Remembering the story, Haruko shakes his hand quickly and takes off running with Naomi. An officer suddenly asks to shake hands with her which she does. Then the third man asks for a handshake which she does. Suddenly, Haruko realizes Naomi has vanished. Terrified she wonders if she's run into the fourth man. Suddenly a hand grabs hers... but it's not Naomi who's now running up to her. Instead, it's a man ready to bite her hand off with his giant mouth.

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A university student is invited to her friend's apartment to have dinner. Her friend is cooking the pasta when she arrives, so they converse at the dining table. As dusk falls, the student experiences the strange sensation of being watched. She looks closely at the air conditioner; she notices the sound of a man's sigh and an eye suddenly appears, looking at her. At that point, the electricity suddenly goes out and the student screams in surprise. Her friend casually mentions that electrical outages occur often and are nothing to worry about. The two then sit down to dinner. After the scare, from the corner of her eye, the student discovers a black mass with two eyes climbing out of the kitchen sink and moving towards the two of them. Frightened, the student makes an excuse to not to eat, but her friend angrily accuses her of disliking the cooking. The student struggles internally over what to make of the black mass and why her friend cannot see it. As the black mass begins to envelope her friend, still berating her about her reluctance to eat, the student shouts for her friend to escape. Too late, student sees the black mass devour her friend, and she flees. As the student climbs the nearby hill, the black mass is seen expanding out of the apartment building and overshadowing the student. The screen goes to black and the student's scream is heard. The story ends with a pair of eyes popping out of the blackness.

Irie at the 2012 Summer Olympics

Film director

Ominie-san

Malaysian Sign Language
no date

England

Mizu no naka
Yūrei o miru ni wa
根付
TV series

October 2018

IUCN3.1

The Crow Children

Spencer Proffer

Costliest Southwest Indian Ocean cyclone season on record

Hatodokei
白線

* Kjell Wilhelmsen
*

A family of three visits a shopping mall to buy their son's birthday present, until the father has to leave after getting a call from work. After some patronizing from his wife, the man steps into the elevator and wishes to be left alone. Upon noticing the elevator's rather gloomy-looking occupants, the elevator attendant stops at an unlisted Floor B4, where all but the man get off on the completely dark floor. The attendant then makes another stop at Floor B13 and the man witnesses a bloodied person hurriedly running towards the elevator which suddenly departs. Scared, the man demands that the attendant take him back to his original floor but horrifically finds that it is only a dummy. Arriving at his original floor, the man steps into the deserted mall, with the power being cut. As the elevator leaves, the dummy, strangely upright, wishes the man enjoyment of his solitude.

Ursula Kuczynski

* GMA Entertainment Group
* WBR Entertainment Productions

Bahasa Isyarat Malaysia, BIM

Naoko Kunisada

Mad Mallards From Hell

English

Glasgow, Scotland

Two teenage couples pull over at an abandoned house for a test of courage. They find it unlocked and go inside, armed with flashlights, and tell each other that there were rumors that people who lived in the house vanished while others say they just skipped town. Entering one of the rooms, the teens come across a Buddhist altar and next to it are red carpet-covered platforms with Hinamatsuri dolls, obviously belonging to a girl. One of the boys says that the dolls protect the people that own them from misfortune. No one seems to notice that one of the three court lady dolls appears to be smiling at them. One of the girls, Yumi, points out that the empress doll is missing, probably the result of someone stealing it. As the other kids go to the second floor, the girl gets an uneasy feeling... In the upper floor bedroom, the kids come across a three-sided mirror and one of the girls, Nobuko, is dared to look into the reflections, but she knows that a ghost is supposed to appear in the reflections. Calling her chicken, her boyfriend, Haruo, decides to open it so they all have a look. The door behind them opens slowly in the reflection, but when the boy turns around, it is closed. At first everyone thinks it's his imagination until they see the door in the mirror open all the way despite the real door remaining closed. They take a look in the mirror again, and in the threshold is a giant Hinamatsuri empress doll. It enters the room, grabs Yumi and exits the room. The real Yumi collapses to her knees in fear. As they leave in fear, the couples take another look in the room with the dolls and find Yumi's body sitting haphazardly on the platforms as if she were thrown at it, her face painted to resemble a Hinamatsuri empress doll. They turn around and find the empress doll behind them when suddenly it cackles as its eyes become huge and its mouth opens revealing a set of big teeth.

Inoki defeated Dick Murdoch in the IWGP League 1986 final, becoming champion for the second time.

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Dublin, Ireland Boxer DTT Limited

president of what? Correspondents' Association? The United States of America?

Picking Up

PL34

Spencer Proffer during ABC interview

HMAS Kuttabul (ship)

bbc

Maik Hamburger

FreeDOS 1.1 default shell, FreeCOM

One rainy night, a college student heads home after leaving a drinking party when he realizes he had forgotten something back at the bar. He decides to just get it back tomorrow and uses a walkway that leads to the subway to get back home. The young man believes he hadn't taken this route before and starts to wonder if it really does lead home. He ignores his bad feelings and goes down the dark path any way. The curving path seems to go on and on, and just when he decides to turn around, he runs into a worker. The worker doesn't even acknowledge his presence, he just keeps looking down and keeps repeating over and over, "It's only dark at first." The worker points to the left, revealing a path that is even narrower and more darker than the one the student was taking. Feeling unnerved by the man's words and the path he's directing him, he slips past him and continues going straight. However, he comes across a gate, indicating the way is closed, leaving him no choice but to turn back. He walks down the tunnel, only to find that it seems to go on and on; he can't even find the path the worker from before had pointed to him. Absentmindedly, he looks down, and sees what looks like footprints and when he looks to his right, he sees, where the tunnel the worker pointed out should have been there is now a filled in wall with the imprint of a human on it. The shape seems to be moving and struggling in agony. Suddenly, it moves off the wall and starts going after the student, saying over and over, "It's only dark at first." The man is so terrified, he calls out for help to be let out...
にぎやかな病室

30 Foot Fall

The Boat Race 1846

Sign

靴音

The Boat Race 1849 (March)

Zanbai

Soueast Lioncel II

Mograbin Diadem Snake

Jason Davis

Fish Tank

Organisations

Mosque

Hungarian mafia

Tomonari-kun

Ruth Werner

Kakurenbo
Yadorikiko

to 1951

Hakusen

Sterling David Proffer, Morgan Samuel Proffer

Australia

FreeDOS logo4 2010.svg

Macnaghten E Vanity Fair 1895-10-31.jpg

Salek Profesorski

Tara

A woman informs her teenaged daughter, Kotone that she had tracked down someone who may be able to help them remove a curse which befell her body as a horrible skin condition. After a bit of hesitation due to the past failures of others who sought to help her, Kotone agrees. The following day, they visit a Shinto shrine where the priestess deduces that enemies of their ancestors had brought the curse upon their family and proceeds to evoke a ritual that night which seemingly cures Kotone. At their home as a apparently cured Kotone prepares to leave for school, her mother receives a phone call from the priestess' aide. He informs her that the priestess died as the curse was passed on to her, and he relates her finals message to Kotone in which lament her failure to help them but hopes she can live a full life. As the mother receives these words and Kotome walks with a friend, it begins to rain and the skin condition erupts on her neck.

→ Hekmeh FC

Incumbent

Achira no Matsuri

Fadi Alloush

Litotes

Tomoya Takashima
Ikai
Underground Walkway

No words can express the excitement evinced by the crowds on the banks while the crews remained in this relative position for some moments. But when the Cambridge began to draw ahead, in the same manner as Oxford had previously passed them, the shrieks from the steamers were almost beyond description.

Standard gauge locomotives of Greece

Kutsuoto

bata1289

The source doesn't even mention MIT License

Available

Ryosuke Irie

Boxer TV Access AB

Samosir Island , and to the east, south, and west of Toba Lake in north Sumatra.

present

MacMichael

ガチャ

Articles with self-published sources from March 2011

カラスの子

Near Pyonggang, Korea

- E -

*Vanderbilt Commodores

Rome

The Moon

Bickley, Middlefinger, Skeleton Dick, Fenix TX

Rumi and her mother visit their grandmother's house where she takes notice to the cuckoo clock hanging on the wall at the exact time the little bird pops out. Rumi asks why the bird doesn't come out of the house to which her grandmother explains that it's the bird's job to tell the time and won't come out until the appropriate time. Later that night, Rumi's mother has taken notice to her daughter's obsession with the clock , as every time she hears the bird pop out she runs into the living room to see it. Rumi's grandmother says it must also make the cuckoo clock happy as no one seems to have paid attention to it for some time. Five minutes before midnight, while everyone is asleep, Rumi awakens to the feeling of going to the bathroom, but doesn't make it far before she hears the sound of the clock ticking. Almost immediately, she stands in front of the clock and makes the tick-tock sound, and her eyes start spinning around like the hands of a clock. At the stroke of midnight, the cuckoo bird doesn't pop out, however. Wondering if the bird is asleep, Rumi checks the clock, but it falls from the wall and breaks. Now worried, Rumi wonders how to fix it. Suddenly, the doors open and a fleshy, deformed bird with rolling eyes on one side of its head pops out and makes a distorted cuckoo sound to which Rumi smiles and laughs... The next morning, Rumi's mother awakens, but her daughter isn't in bed with her. Walking downstairs, she hears her daughter making the tick-tock sound in the living room. When she calls to her, Rumi slowly turns to face, her eyes now spinning like clock hands and her mouth turns into a cuckoo clock's door. When the door opens, the scene cuts to the exterior of the house as the sounds of choked cuckoos and Rumi's mother's screams can be heard.

Rakeshprasad

お隣さん

Rubio Cisneros

city

writer

طفس

Toyota SportsVan

Tafas

Pietro Farina

Ravi Pandit

Chōdai

Jefferon
Better in Colour

Uzuki

Southern Batak

Palace of Culture, Opera House

Amidana

W. H. Harrison

Yonninme
地下通路
Guess Who?

Patch with unofficial 309th Tactical Fighter Squadron emblem

Place of burial

Toyota Ipsum, Toyota Sportsvan

Hiroi-gyō

Valea Porcului River

Toyota Nadia

Video
Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories

Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with Combat "V" Device

Mandala

Dubai

Lebanon squads

ビデオ

English, German, Dutch

yes

Batak Toba

Tailband

Kakun

Billie Gene Kanell

UAE

St Roch's Boys Guild

Keith Sorrells

No mention of 'DOS executables', 'Borland', 'DPMI executables', and '32-bit'

Spy

Villages

Crister Fritzson - President of the Board of Boxer AB

Tunnel

Fulton-Randolph Market District

Turks and Caicos Islands articles

Chris La Forge

Tormentor

Medal of Honor recipient

The Fourth Man

Vartan Ghazarian

Worldwide

Kurnool City railway station

An office worker, Miwako, is on a trip with her co-worker. The two women don't know much of the tourist spots but they find that enjoyable by itself. They soon come across a spot where the locals don't go: a cave with four Jizo statues with red cloths tied around their necks, one of which has a red string tied around one of its teeth. That night, when the two women go to spend the night at the hotel, Miwako complains of a toothache, a result of her grinding her teeth. Painkillers don't work so she instead calls for a dentist and finds one dentist's office still open. Miwako finds, upon arriving, that the dentist's office seems shady, but the pain leaves her with no choice. She's set in the chair, and the elderly dentist woman takes a look in her mouth; her expression grows dark. The dentist walks over to her assistants and whisper something along the lines of "Don't let her get away" and "It can't be helped" before returning with a pair of pliers, telling Miwako the tooth has to be pulled out. Miwako isn't comfortable with the idea of having her tooth pulled out by these old world dentists and tries to leave but is held down by the assistants. She manages to get away before the dentist tries to pull out the molar. She doesn't even hear the dentist warn her about something regarding the tooth. Back in the hotel, she checks her tooth in the mirror, only for it to pop out on its own. It appears to have an anguished face. Then she remembers the dentist's warning fully: "If you leave like this, they'll come for you!" Miwako looks back at the molar in fear, only to find that it's gone, leaving a trail of blood as though it got up and walked off on its own. She follows the trail to the bedroom her friend is sleeping in and hears a grinding sound. And the closer she gets to her friend, the louder the grinding seems to get...

Kishor Patil

Metric

Toba Batak language

Grinding Teeth

South West England

Hata Batak Toba

Classical/organ/choral

Toyota Avensis Verso

A family living in a small flat plays with shadow puppets on the ceiling while they prepare for bed. When the lights go out, the boy, Takkun, watches as shadows coalesce on the ceiling. Before happily drifting off to sleep, the little boy mumbles "Nao-chan..." Some time later, the woman asks her husband if he knows anyone named "Nao", since their son has been calling this name up at the ceiling at night, but to no avail. Takkun tries to point "Nao-chan" out, but his parents see only an ordinary ceiling, prompting the father to think Takkun just wants to play with shadow puppets again. After lights-out, Takkun calls out to Nao-chan again, but this time, a ghostly disfigured, sad-looking face appears on the ceiling. The face approaches Takkun's mother... The next morning, she awakens and remembers Nao as being a college friend of her husband's, who died alone shortly after contacting them. The narrator explains that this friend was responsible for Takkun's parents' marriage. A few months later, another baby boy is born with a face that resembles that of the ghostly figure... a baby whom they name Nao-chan.

India Madhya Pradesh#India
auto

うしろ

Palace of Culture of Tirana

JPN

A college student named Keita Haga is riding the train home when he notices a novel manuscript called "After the Festival" left on an overhead rack. He becomes engrossed in reading it, until he finds himself at an unfamiliar stop. Just as he is about to throw away the manuscript, he finds a flyer in the trash for an amateur literature contest with a grand prize of 3,000,000 yen. The next day, Haga receives a call informing him that the manuscript won the award, and asking to confirm that he'd actually written it. Haga lies and affirms. He arrives at the Awards ceremony, where the host asks one last time to confirm that Haga had written the novel. As the ceremony begins, Haga notices the audience's blank expressions and lack of attention, likening the scene to a funeral. The moment he walks up on stage, he sees the audience and the host have become bare, deformed skeletons clapping their hands. The curtain opens behind him, revealing a swirling vortex. Horrified, he confesses that he didn't actually write the novel, and the auditorium falls silent. But the host reminds him that he'd already definitively confirmed his authorship. He is then dragged into the vortex by skeletal hands, shouting "I'm sorry!" as the curtain slowly falls.
招び鶴

Votes at 16

A woman waits for her husband to come home. When he arrives, she asks if he has been drinking again, to which he says only with people at work. As her husband prepares to take a shower, the woman smells the faint scent of another woman's perfume on his suit. As she picks up the husband's clothes, the woman finds more signs that he is cheating: she finds a lipstick mark on the collar of his shirt and a broken acrylic nail. She puts his clothes in the washer, only to find his cell phone ringing. She takes a look at it and finds multiple messages from someone named Rie-san, the most recent one saying, "I'll always be at your side..." At first, she's angry, but anger turns to fear when the shadow of another woman looms over her. Quickly, she turns around, but finds no one. When the husband comes out of the showers, the wife demands to know who Rie-san is, to which the husband replies he doesn't know. When the wife tells him about the emails on his phone, he says they're just spam. When the wife tells him he's cheating, she stops when she hears a woman's voice whisper, "Only you..." She watches in horror as a shadow looms behind the oblivious man and multiple arms wrap around him. As the man walks off, telling her he's going to bed, the wife can see the reflection of her husband still in the mirror and can hear multiple voices declaring their love for him and wrapped around him are shadowy monsters with feminine features and red eyes. The reflection says he'll never leave her side...and then looks directly at her and says, "But if you're so worried...why don't you stay at my side too?" Almost instantly, the woman's eyes turn red and her skin turns black and she says in a monotonous voice, "Always...at your side..."

J. C. Fellowes

Night Bus

Damon DeLaPaz

Rakeshbhai

幽霊を見るには

Mitsubishi Cedia

Nimari

While spending the night at a lodge, a high school boys' baseball team discuss their current training camp and recall how their teammate, a boy named Daisuke, fell into one of the lodge's pit toilets during a little league training camp back when they were in first grade, although he fails to recall the event. As Daisuke uses the restroom later that night, he recalls the event while staring at the moon through the window, and remembers that there was some type of figure stalking him while trapped in the pit. In the present, Daisuke notices a figure staring at him from the pit before suddenly vanishing. Startled, he attributes the figure to his imagination and while finishing up in the bathroom, the door suddenly creaks open and Daisuke watches in horror from the mirror's reflection as a dark creature climbs out of the pit toilet.

Wild Ducks

Merry-go-round
Tsuki

Village

Organist and Master of the Choristers of Westminster Abbey

Uxama

Skanderbeg Square

IT, business consulting, Engineering and outsourcing services

Flower Reading
Tatarare

Felder

Kasettotēpu

Senior

おみにえさん
A woman called Yuuko is awakened in the middle of the night by a phone call from her frightened friend, Mayumi. Mayumi explains that she and their other friend, Tooru visited an abandoned and supposedly haunted hospital on the outskirts of town as part of a test of courage. However Tooru started venturing deeper into the building despite her pleas and eventually broke into a locked room where his personality seemed to change. Mayumi then fled in fright and phoned Yuuko, asking to come over before mumbling the strange phrase, "I can leave?" At that moment, Yuuko is startled by a knock on her door from which Tooru starts explaining the same story as Mayumi with their roles reversed, further adding that it looked as through Mayumi's face had been replaced. As Yuuko opens the door however, Tooru appears with a grotesque face repeating the same phrase.
Three middle school friends, Honoka, Yukari and Miku, get together to play a game that is popular at school. This game, Calling Crane, is a game where you talk to the dead and you're supposed to tie a red string to a razor blade, put it in a cup of water and leave it there overnight. A person then takes the tied razor out of the cup and with it, swallows a paper crane with a dead person's name written on it 49 times. After that, the summoned ghost supposedly would talk through the person who swallowed it. Rumor has it, a student from a neighboring school botched the ritual and it was left a deranged invalid. Yukari doesn't believe in this game, but she gets an uneasy feeling about the situation... Rather than give in to fear, she laughs and suggests they call Nayakama-sensei, a young homeroom teacher who used to work at their school. He was a fan of scary stories and is also the one who told the three girls of the Calling Crane game. He disappeared three months ago, and only a tied razor blade was found on his desk. Wanting to see if their old teacher died, Yukari writes his name on the paper crane and through a game of rock-paper-scissors, Honoka ends up being the one to swallow it. Unfortunately, the paper crane gets stuck in her throat and even worse, her friends think she's just fooling around, oblivious to the fact that she's choking. It's only when her coughs become more violent do Yukari and Miku try to help. Suddenly, Honoko finally heaves the paper crane out of her throat and Yukari and Miku realize that Nayakama-sensei's name is no longer on it, but Honoka's. As they try to figure out what's going on, Honoka stands up and says in a man's voice, "So, what shall we talk about?"

Syria

Per Norman - CEO of the Board of Boxer AB
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Mishin
A boy, Takeshi, and his family are driving to his grandmother's house during summer break. His father explains that the extended family will also be there. As the family drives on, they pass an old, dilapidated house, much to Takeshi's curiosity. He is sure he sees a boy in a red and white shirt looking out the top floor's window... At his grandmother's house, Takeshi asks her who lives in that old house, but she explains it's a wreck. When he talks about the boy, she suddenly becomes serious and tells him to never go near that house for the crone lives there. Two of his cousins, Miho-chan and Yukari-chan, invite him to play outside. Takeshi does so, and asks about the old house and tells them he wants to explore it. When they get to the house, the children decide to play hide and seek. Yukari is the one who's "it" and proceeds to count while Miho and Takeshi take off to hide. Takeshi goes to hide in the house and he looks out the window, chuckling on how easy he can see Yukari from where he is. When he goes to hide in a closet, he jumps back in surprise, finding a straw doll wearing a red and white shirt; the same shirt the boy at the window was wearing. Suddenly, he hears a deep voice call out, "Are you ready?". He hears heavy footsteps coming up the stairs, and the voice coming closer. Panicking, he hides in the closet. Suddenly, the right panel opens and the voice says, "Found you." Covering his mouth to hide his breathing, he watches as a giant hand reaches for the straw doll and slams the door. Takeshi sighs in relief, but then the left panel opens and he can only scream in horror as a giant eye peers right at him and he hears "Found you!". Takeshi's family bid each other goodbye, seemingly completely ignorant of Takeshi's fate. Grandma looks down in sadness, the only person who realizes what happened. As his parents drive away, his mother wonders if she is getting old since she keeps thinking she has forgotten something important. The story ends with a scene of the old house with a new straw doll looking out the window; this one wearing Takeshi's clothes and voices singing throughout the house, "Are you ready? Not yet! Are you ready? Ready-".
カセットテープ

At Hammersmith Bridge Cambridge had drawn half a boat's length ahead, but Oxford put on such a desperate spurt and came up as before. But this was their final effort; for pulling with unparalleled pluck and resolution, they had taken it all out of themselves.

Pallati i Kulturës

Tony Avitia

Organ, harpsichord

Lake Street

Technology in Star Wars

- 絵 -
水槽
Capsule Toy Machine

OSE locomotives

Cassette Tape
Wall Woman
At 2:15 AM in a local hospital, a patient walks down a hallway, past a window where a truck outside is carrying what look like blank mannequins. As he walks down the hall, he hears what sounds like people laughing coming from a lit up room. When he opens the door, he sees himself reaching out while lying on an operating table, prepped for surgery and surrounded by laughing surgeons. The man then wakes up, and realizes it was just a dream upon realizing he's back in his hospital room. In fact, it was the same dream he's been having for a while despite the fact that he's only there for tests. Upon realizing that he's sweating, he tries to call a nurse to change his clothes, but the button does not work. He goes to the front desk, only to read a sign that says, "On rounds". Muttering at his bad luck, he sees a nurse with a flashlight walking down a dark hallway. He chases after her, but loses sight of her when he bumps into an older patient. Then he realizes he's in the same hallway from his dream and he sees the same clock telling the time: 2:15 AM. He looks out the window, and sure enough, there is the truck carrying the blank mannequins driving past the window. He runs down the hallway even further and sees the same lit up room with people laughing on the other side. He then recalls what a nurse told him the other night. "Don't go near that room. It's this hospital's rule." His suspicion fueled by what she said, the patient opens the door slightly for a quick peek when the door opens suddenly, pushing the man onto his back. Inside, he finds nothing. The lights are out, there are no people inside and the operating table is clean. He returns to his room to try to sleep, but hears people laughing outside his door and sees a flashlight passing by the door's window. He hides himself under the covers until the noise stops. But when he takes a peek to make sure they're gone, he finds himself on an operating table surrounded by four monstrous surgeons with huge mouths that make up their entire faces. As they laugh, tools at the ready, the man tells himself it's just a dream before laughing himself. Outside the operating room, the old man from earlier hears the noise coming from the other side of the door. The nurse asks if he's lost and escorts him to the bathroom, telling him, "Please don't go near that room. It's this hospital's rule." Outside the hospital, the truck carrying the blank mannequins drives away...

Jimmy McGrory

Okaeshi-sama

C locomotives

Station Road, Narasimha Reddy Nagar, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh

HMAS Kuttabul

Cornwall

Bideo
Copycat

60px

Copenhagen, Denmark Boxer TV Danmark

Aboriginal word meaning wonderful

White Line

A boy called Kenji goes to the countryside to visit his friend Takeru. After some catching up, Kenji is left alone at the front of the house and notices a woman abnormally holding an open umbrella with her mouth and making a high-pitched squealing noise. Takeru suddenly appears with a plate of melons. Kenji looks up, only to find that the woman disappeared. After relating this to Takeru's father, he becomes horror struck, murmuring about the "Umbrella Goddess". That night, Takeru's father has Kenji sleep in a shed with a bowl of salt and warns him not to open its door for anyone until morning. Some time later, Takeru brings Kenji some snacks and apologizes for his father's measures before leaving. Just then, Takeru strangely reappears and asks Kenji to open the door, which the latter refuses and instead locks it in fear just as the Takeru-figure starts rocking the shed, all the while a high-pitched squeal echoes throughout the shed and the bowl of salt burns. Later that morning, unbeknownst to Kenji as he exits the shed in a sigh of relief, the Umbrella Goddess appears behind him.
This story appears to be based on the urban legend Hachishakusama or Eight Feet Tall Woman.

India
Not available

A boy comes home holding a Matryoshka doll, or a Russian nesting doll. The mother inquires about it and the boy explains that he found it outside. The mother then insists that it's dirty and proceeds to take it outside to throw it away. Later that night, the father comes home and the boy is worried because his mother still hasn't returned from disposing of the doll. The father guesses that she's gone to the supermarket but the boy notices that her purse and handbag are untouched. Even later that night, the mother finally comes home and walks into the hallway holding the doll while speaking in a monotone voice. The boy glances at the doll. Some days later, the boy hears his mother crying downstairs and rushes to her only to discover her mother sitting with the doll next to her; she insists in a monotone voice that nothing is wrong. The boy then goes back up stairs, only to hear his mother laughing downstairs. The boy consults with his father, who brushes it off as the mother getting really into a TV show. One night, the mother goes to bathe, holding the doll. The boy sneaks next to the bathroom to try to find out more about the doll. He removes the top layer of the doll to find a small doll with a different emotion painted on the face. He continues removing layers of the doll to find other emotions until he comes across an unfinished layer drawn in red pen lines with a ghastly smile. The boy opens the doodle-drawn layer and the screen fades to black as a loud mix of voices from men and women are heard laughing, crying, shouting, and screaming. After hearing the disturbing noise, the father charges into the bathroom to find the mother and son standing side by side with their backs to the door. The boy responds to the father in a monotone voice similar to the mother's, and the doll is now put back to normal, sitting on the table next to them.
The Family Rule

KPIT Technologies

I'm the Only One
Giveback-sama
Shadows of Women
Suisō

Slovakia, other Central European countries

Cursed

Broad gauge

Drama

Italian

Sunō hatto
A teacher stays after school, grading her students' tests when she suddenly notices a child playing in the schoolyard. The boy, garbed in a worn out, unfamiliar school uniform, is drawing something with chalk used to make diamonds on baseball fields. She goes outside to tell him off, but he's already gone. Stranger still, the chalk line is leading away from the yard and into the school. She follows the lines through the first floor hall and up the second floor stairs, listening to the line marker's wheels scraping on the floor. Then she follows the line up to the third floor and finally to a door that leads to the roof. She opened the door, but the boy wasn't there and the line seems to have gone over the banister. She looks over and sees a mark of white chalk, almost as if the boy tossed a bag of chalk dust off the roof and onto the pavement... She turns around, and sees the white line now turning black followed by the footsteps of people. The door opens and five black chalk outlines come walking out and she realizes too late that the white line was meant to lure her to the roof, just like it had with its past victims. The last thing she sees as the black finally reaches her is the boy looking out the door and the last thing she hears is the sound of five thuds with a sixth following suit.

The Boat Race 1842

A young university student is taking a break from his studies to look out the window. He stares dreamily at a beautiful young woman across the street, as she hangs her laundry on her balcony. When she goes back inside, the student prepares to return to his studies, when he witnesses a shadow scale the wall of the woman's building in a strange cat-like pose and disappear through her balcony door. A moment later, the woman reappears in the student's view and painfully contorts herself into the shadow's cat-like pose, and suddenly turns her attention toward the student with a contorted face. He tries to evade her stare and carefully peers out at the balcony to find that she had disappeared. Soon after, he hears strange scraping noises through his wall and follows them around the apartment to the bathroom. He investigates, finding it empty, but his bedroom window is wide open. He slowly glances around the room, when suddenly, a pale womanlike creature with long, gangly, contorted limbs drops from the ceiling and crawls toward him.
ナオちゃん

Slovak mafia

鳩時計
The Overhead Rack

Official

David Kunzle

30 Degrees in February

GPL with various different licenses for utilities

Mograbin diadem snake

Calling Crane

Arduzel River

家訓

Maltese Premier League, 5th

Mitsubishi Lancer GLX (Malaysia and Singapore)

Netsuke

The Boat Race 1854

Location in Madhya Pradesh, India

Economics

最後バス
Kasa Kamisama
A young couple, Kenta and Machiko, moves into an old apartment for cheap, finishing moving the boxes into their new home. They realize they have an unwanted roommate: a rat. While Machiko is scared, Kenta claims that it's no worry and that they'll have to get used to them. That night as the couple sleeps, a rat scratches Machiko on the finger, making her bleed. She hears squeaking coming from the walls, and wonders if they would be able to live with the rats. Some time later, after Machiko gets her wound treated; complete with a bandaged finger, Kenta goes out for two days on a business trip but not before placing a rat cage trap to calm down his worried girlfriend. But as soon as he leaves, Machiko hears squeaking, but she tries to convince herself that Kenta is right and that she'll get used to them. That night, she hears more squeaking, but again, tries to ignore them, despite her growing fear. As she sleeps, rats surround her bed... Two days later, Kenta returns and calls out to Machiko letting her know he's back. Machiko replies in a creepy voice, "Welcome home." A clawed hand opens the bedroom door and rats scurry out. Kenta screams in horror as a giant rat with a humanlike face and braided pigtails exits the threshold and says with a giggle and a toothy smile, "You were right, Ken-chan. They really grew on me."
Seductress

కర్నూలు సిటీ

Striker

group_or_band

The Empress Doll

*Anders Weidemann
*

A man wakes up in a hospital with no memory of how he got there and tries to question three men dressed as patients who whisper amongst themselves in a corner but they ignore him. The doctor explains what had happened to the man and that he would be able to leave the next day. That night unable to sleep, the three men seem to stand outside the curtains of the man's hospital bed, frightening him by repeatedly whispering "he cannot leave". The next day, as the man is released, he notices the three men on the hospital roof, seemingly performing the banzai cheer for him, which he relates to his cab driver. The driver notices the men in the rear view mirror and horrifically realizes they are doing a ritual called "Zanbai" to which he suddenly urges the man to get out of the car since he would not be able to leave the village alive, at which point the cab is struck by an oncoming truck.

Black Canary (Earth-1)

Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten occupied the bow seat for Cambridge.

Farber

Katie Cassidy as Laurel Lance / Black Canary

Onna no kage
Bugged

Itoman Toshin

e16

Sieve analysis

Ushiro
壁女

Jewish deportees from Norway during World War II

Kyle Shurmur

Official River Code

The source does't even mention 'IBM'

A girl, Yuka, was dumped by her boyfriend, Tomo-kun. At school, she watches him with his new girlfriend and her best friend, Reiko. She swears she would never forgive Reiko for stealing him. At the library, Yuka finds something that piques her interest: a book called "Relationship Spells: The Handbook!" She reads a passage about a ghost called Giveback-sama. According to the book, "If you dial 9999 in a phone booth at 11:59 PM, a woman named Giveback-sama will answer. If you ask her, 'Give back -kun back to me,' she will return him to you the next day. However, you must call her again at the same time the next day to thank her or something terrible will happen..." At first Yuka dismisses it as nonsense, but when she comes home later that day, she decides to give it a try. She rushes to a phone booth and at exactly 11:59 PM, dials 9999. At first nothing happens, but when she hears the money being dispensed from the change slot, she asks into the phone for Tomo-kun and takes off running, forgetting to hang up the phone. The next day at school, Yuka notices white flowers on Reiko's desk, the sign that she has died. And sure enough, one of her friends confirms that she died in a traffic accident. She remembers the ritual she did, but she tries to brush it off, calling it a coincidence. Suddenly, Tomo-kun enters the classroom, his face full of grief as he obviously blames himself for not walking her home. Yuka tells him it was not his fault. That night, Yuka remembers the final warning of the Giveback-sama ritual and rushes to the phone booth with seconds to spare, only to find someone already using it. To her horror, it's Reiko. Reiko disappears as the clock strikes 12. The story ends with the sound of blood splattering and a scene of the phone swaying in the booth, its interior covered in blood.
ミシン

The Boat Race 1852

A young married couple arrives at the outskirts their new town in the country, when the wife finds a small red Japanese pellet drum with its handle planted into the ground. When they arrive in town proper, they find two lines of pellet drums with their handles planted into the ground, leading up to their new house. Though the townspeople allegedly don't like city people, they find the town elder waiting to greet them and warmly offer a tour. During the tour, the wife asks about the drums; the elder explains that they are lined up to newcomers' homes as a town tradition, to bring them good luck. The couple is then led to a temple enshrining the town's protector god , who will allegedly follow the drums to visit the newcomers' home. Later that night, the couple settles in for bed. The wife wakes up when she hears a strange distant noise. She notices the pellet drums playing on their own and the sound of babies crying, and tries to wake her husband, to no avail. As the sounds get closer and louder, she tries desperately to wake him. Suddenly, the drums and the crying stop. The husband stirs, and when the wife turns to face him, his skin turns ghastly pale and he wails in a distorted infant cry that echoes through the valley. Lights turn on in town, in the distance, but suddenly turn off as the crying continues and becomes more childlike.

dolichospilus

Farewell Confessional
A young school teacher named Asako moves from Tokyo to teach in the country. One day, at lunchtime, they all excitedly clamor around a dish they call "Ominie-san", a strange purple mass that gives off black fumes. The students wolf it down hungrily with a strange crunching sound, but Asako collects it in a plastic bag and slips it into her purse. Later that afternoon, she sneaks the bag into the basement to dispose of it in the furnace, when it starts squirming! She tosses it into the furnace in a hurry. En route home, she stops at a small restaurant for dinner. There, she overhears two men at a nearby table order "Ominie-san", mentioning something about keeping up their strength, and stops dead in her tracks. Nauseated by the sight of them eating it with the same crunching sound as the students, she hurriedly pays and leaves. The next day, she calls into work sick. Her aunt wakes her up for dinner, which she eats with enthusiasm. Her aunt admonishes her to keep up her strength and says that, because she couldn't eat "it" at school, she mixed "it" with vegetables to make it more palatable. "It", of course, turns out to be "Ominie-san". Initially shocked by the deceit, Asako begins salivating at the sight of the pot, and charges at the stove. The episode ends with the same strange crunching sounds heard throughout.

Japanese

Indonesia

網棚

Occupation

United States

At the Kuchiya Inn, during a school field trip, everyone else is asleep except for three boys; one of them, Osamu, wants to sneak into the girls' room. Two of them want to back off because they want to sleep and are sure the girls are too. Osamu tells his friends it's because he's been having a nightmare recently. The two boys laugh at this before apologizing and ask what sort of nightmare he's been having. Osamu tells them that in the dream he's in class and everyone is laughing and having a good time. The door opens and a feminine figure enters the room and laughs as it walks behind the rows of desks, someone everyone knows they can't look at. As Osamu thinks to himself not to look up, a huge hand with red painted nails grabs and twists his head around as it forces him to look up at the figure's face... and that's when the dream ends. The other boys admit that that is scary, but assure him not to let it get to him. Osamu reluctantly agrees. Later, before dawn, one of the boys wakes up, and wants to go to the bathroom, but is afraid since being told that dream. He hears a cracking sound, and turns to see Osamu's whole head twist around, his eyes bugging out. As he screams in horror, the boy watches as all the other sleeping boys suffer this same fate. As he watches the boys now writhing in their beds, he wonders if this is what happened in the dream Osamu was talking about. Suddenly, a huge hand with red painted nails grabs his head and he finds that he can't close his eyes or look away as he is forced to look upward at the face of the laughing figure from Osamu's dream before his head is forcibly twisted: a woman with a twisted head, bugged out eyes and a great, muscular arm.
Behind
闇芝居

Standard

A girl named Sae and her mother are going to see her grandmother who lives in the countryside for the first time. As they walk through a field of sunflowers, they walk past a group of boys who say the Crow Lady's coming to take them away. Confused, Sae and her mother come across an old woman wearing a veil. When Sae greets her, the old woman greets back in a slow voice, then walks by without another word and into a house covered in branches. Soon, the two reach grandma's house. While the daughter plays in the yard, the mother talks to her grandmother, recounting old memories. Sae suddenly looks up upon hearing the sound of a crow cawing... When Sae's mother and grandmother look in the yard, they find her gone. Sae's mother looks for her, and that's when she hears her cries coming from the house covered in branches, only now a murder of crows are perched on the roof. In the yard, Sae is greeted by the old woman from before, who heard her crying, the result of her climbing a tree, only to fall. Sae's mother suddenly arrives and apologizes for her daughter trespassing. On their way home, Sae's mother asks her why she was in the old woman's yard to which her daughter replies, "Because they looked like they were having fun." Sae's mother gets an uneasy feeling when she then says, "I wanted to join them." In the girl's eyes, there are no crows, but human children perched on the house, the tree and the fence. As Sae waves to them goodbye, her mother drags her off. The old woman warns her as the murder of crows flies away, "Don't you let go of her hand, now. Children wander off before you know it."
In the Water

Stodůlky

Austronesian

Karasu no ko
Mushitsuba

DOS command line interface

First generation

"That Side" Festival

309th Fighter Squadron

e18

Kuttabul

Inside

title

Locker
A college student moves to a new apartment because the rent was cheap and is willing to ignore the minor problems it had. She glances down and notices a spot on the floor that had a different color than the rest of the wooden floor. She realizes it's actually a loose floor board and when she lifts it up, she sees a rusty pair of scissors stabbing through a paper talisman with a lock of dark hair attached to it. She tosses them into the waste bin, having had enough problems for the evening. That night, she awakes to a strange sound coming from the floor board. It sounds like a human moaning. Slowly, she removes the board and gasps in horror at the sight of the top half of a head with long black hair staring back at her, only to wake up from the dream. As she heads for the bathroom, a quick glance from the waste bin makes her realize the scissors, the talisman and the lock of hair are gone. And then she hears it: the moaning from her dream coming from the floor board. She removes it only to find nothing. Suddenly the phone rings, and she is relieved it's her friend on the other line. She doesn't notice the figure of a man missing the top half of his head standing behind her...

Jamie Kellner

James "Butch" Klotz

メリーゴーランド
One rainy evening, a young couple rushes down the street, the woman is a little annoyed that the weather has gotten bad. Along they way, the man spies a "Museum of Taxidermy" and decides that they should take shelter there. At the front desk, the desk clerk greets them in an almost robotic tone. As the couple explores the museum, the woman gets an uneasy feeling from the way the other guests just stare at the exhibits with full concentration and the way stuffed animals look almost as if they are alive, but the man brushes it off and even scares her when she stares at a stuffed dog. Annoyed, she leaves the museum and goes back to the hotel where they are staying. The man follows, but she locks the door on him. The man digs in his pockets for his room key, but can't find it. Believing that he dropped it back at the museum, the man rushes back despite it getting late and that it must be closed. To his surprise, it's still open and there are still people inside. When he goes to the front desk, the desk clerk from before is still there and repeats his greeting. Suddenly, his voice slows down as if he were a toy with its batteries running down. Frightened, the young man rushes inside and finds a guard, but upon closer inspection he sees that the man is a stuffed corpse along with all the guests and the desk clerk. As the man backs away in horror, he bumps into the desk clerk, who tips over and repeats the greeting until his batteries run down. The young man screams one last time as multiple pairs of eyes pop out of the darkness... The sounds of animals fill the museum as the shadows of said animals surround a new exhibit: the young couple, stuffed and sewn together. The girl must have come back looking for her date only to meet the same fate.

Anders Weidemann

* Ankara
* Istanbul–Arnavutköy

* Istanbul–Atatürk
* Istanbul–Sabiha Gökçen

The Neighbors

Inoki won the IWGP League 1984 becoming the no. 1 contender to the championship held by Hogan. Inoki defeated Hogan and won the championship for the first time.

James O'Donnell

Harro Schulze-Boysen

Joseph William Chitty rowed at number two for Oxford.

Dare da
ちょうだい

Alexander Niceforo
Cry Baby

Nakami
Merīgōrando

InternetArchiveBot

Reddohaihīru
A young boy called Toshiharu and his parents move back to the countryside home of his mother's parents. As Toshiharu waits outside, his grandfather has a meeting with the main family explaining a ritual called "Calm Through Laughter" during which the adults must stay indoors and pretend to laugh and be merry all night long so that the evil ghost of Toshiharu's great-great grandfather who feeds on negative emotions would not come near. That night Toshiharu wakes up to use the bathroom and curiously peers into the room filled with all the laughing adults, horrifically finding them wearing hideous painted smiles. As Toshiharu terrifyingly backs away, the main door to the garden outside slides open and the group watches in horror as a figure approaches from the shadows and lunges at them.

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Marshall Goodman, Michael Happoldt, Bradley Nowell, Lawrence Parker, Joseph Williams

Stalemate
* Comprehensive Peace Agreement
* Eastern Sudan Peace Agreement
* Independence of the Republic of South Sudan following a 2011 referendum
* Sudan–SPLM-N conflict

寄鼓

Wartan Ghazarian

non_vocal_instrumentalist

A college girl, Haru, had just completed her entrance ceremony when she meets a fellow student and her childhood friend, Yukari. She tells Haru that she enrolled in the same school she did and made it off the waiting list. Haru says that she didn't know, but Yukari tells her she wanted it to be a surprise and they'll be together again. Haru remembers how the two of them were always together since they were little and they did the same things together, but in reality, Yukari was just copying everything she did. Haru notices this even more during one afternoon at a diner when Yukari asks if she could wear the same watch as her, be in the same classes she takes and be a part of the same club she is in. Finally, Haru has had enough and blatantly tells her to stop copying her. Yukari starts crying, but Haru, feeling sympathetic tells her that it's not good for her future if she's just copying her all the time. Yukari tells her she already has a dream, to be a teacher just like Haru. Yukari suddenly says with a frightening smile, "Are you surprised? So it's fine to keep doing everything together, right? We both have the same dream!" Haru becomes disturbed by this and says that they'll still do things together. Pleased, Yukari leaves the diner, but she starts walking the crosswalk on a red light and is run over by a car. Haru smiles sadly as she vanishes and she says to herself, "The reason Yukari made it off the waiting list for the college...was because...I left...this world." Yukari copied everything Haru did, even her death...

Terry Vance

Manekko
Hana uranai

ITA

Kokubetsu
惨拝

≥$1 billion

xml

女のカゲ

Kurnool City

Toggle

James Edward McGrory

Gasoline Alley, MCA

Vanderbilt Commodores

( )Non-combat aid:

Chika tsūro

Toyota Ipsum

Houston, Texas, United States

オカエシサマ

Mitsubishi Virage (Taiwan)

While trying to complete a huge amount of unfinished homework, three middle school friends decide to take a break and watch a recorded videotape, which supposedly shows things that the recorder didn't remember shooting. When the video starts playing the friends notice something which resembles a human face next to a gravestone and assume that was the scary footage. However Takaaki also notices a strange humanoid figure in the background, which his friends fail to see, and upon rewinding the tape, finds that the figure somehow moves to the foreground and starts staring directly at him. Now thoroughly spooked, Takaaki notices two more humanoid faces reflecting in the screen and turns around to find that his friends had morphed into strange humanoid creatures who continue to question him about what he had seen.

Harbour ferry

2015 in Australian television

Sewing Shears

Masjid-e-Ilyas

An office worker boards the last bus of the day. She bemoans how nothing's gone right in her life recently. Nothing is going right with her boyfriend, she is about to take the fall for her boss's mistake at work despite it being the fault of a younger girl . She falls asleep and when she wakes up, everyone is gone except for one younger woman in a blue dress with a red pattern on it who seems to be narrating a story to herself. The other woman narrates of an office woman who's had a bad run and is worried for her future and when she falls asleep, she finds herself all alone. Feeling something is not right, the office worker's eyes shift to the side to find her best friend from middle school... The woman continues the story and says how the office worker's friend was the target of much bullying that worsened over time and nobody bothered to help her, not even her best friend. It grew to the point that the girl committed suicide. It's not what she wanted, but the office worker didn't want to be bullied as well, so she pretended to ignore her. When the bus arrived at her station, the woman got up and started to walk out when suddenly her best friend appeared behind her and asked, "Can you see me?". When the woman turned around, her best friend said, "If you can see me, then help me." When the other woman finishes her story, the office worker becomes uncomfortable. Suddenly, the woman walks up to her and says, "What do you think happened to the woman?" Suddenly, the office worker finally realizes who she's talking to as the younger woman tells her that being ignored by everyone is hell, that all her actions will come back to her and that she'll share her pain. Outside the bus, the office worker crawls on her stomach in pain, begging for someone to notice her and help her. The other woman laughs as the two of them fade away, never seen by anyone.
Hide-and-Seek
Red High Heel

Coalition

Garngad, Glasgow, Scotland

Mandleshwar

疼憑き

Easily

October 2016

American

Multiple

February 2017

— Drawings —

* Swedish
* English
* Thai

April 29, 1992 (Leary)

夜行バス
A young couple, Shinichi and Satomi, arrive at a mall carnival that they remember their parents bringing them to. Before they go on a ride, a clown appears behind them and asks if they want a balloon to which Satomi says she would. Just then the announcer says that the mall will be closing shortly much to Satomi's disappointment. The clown asks if they would like to ride the merry-go-round before leaving as it is free for the person who buys a balloon. While Satomi is excited, Shinichi says it's a little embarrassing and offers to take her picture instead. Satomi goes on for a ride, Shinichi notices a boy and girl also riding the carousel, and notes that they don't look happy at all; they look bored in fact. As Shinichi looks at his pictures, Satomi asks if he's watching to which he says yes, but pays no mind. When she asks again if he's watching, he notices that Satomi looks weak and wobbly and that the two kids are now smiling wickedly. When Satomi calls out again, Shinichi sees that her face has become deformed and her eyes have become googly. He hears laughing coming from all around and notices that the guests and the performers are coming toward him with evil smiles. When his gaze returns to the carousel, Satomi is gone. He rushes to the ride maintenance man and asks if he's seen her, to which the man says no. Then he asks the children and they say the same thing. Suddenly, the carousel starts to move again, and Shinichi notices everyone off the carousel clapping, slowly at first, then faster until they stop when a hand grabs him. Looking down he sees the hand belongs to a deformed, twitching merry-go-round horse with rolling eyes and a balloon tied to its right hoof and it asks, "Shinichi, are you watching?" The story ends with the mall's lights going off, the carnival's music winding down and people laughing...

The Boat Race 1845

The Last Bus
Snow Hut
Yami Shibai
Otonari-san
中身
かみ
nb 1
ひとりでいい

Southern Slovakia

Praa Sands

Gatcha

Mandan Mishra

Nobuyuki Hosoya
Bringer Drums

–1995

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Three middle school students are walking home from school, talking about an old abandoned Western-style mansion that is rumored to be haunted. Though they try to enter through a window, they find it locked. Just before one of them could break a window with a rock, they see that one of the second floor windows is open. One of the boys, Shigeru, climbs up into the window. Inside the dark house, the only presence is the sound of gurgling water. When he pulls on the tattered curtain to let light in, he finds the source of the sound: a massive fish tank that had been left dirty and neglected with plant life and murky water still inside. He thinks he heard something bubbling in the tank, but can't see anything in the filthy, murky water. But when he presses his face up against the glass, something bumps against the tank. Ignoring the foul odor, he looks down from the top of the tank and peers into the water so close he could see his reflection. A pair of slimy, purple hands pop out of the water and pull him into the tank. One of Shigeru's friends comes in looking for him, only to find the fish tank. Then he hears something bang against the tank from the inside...
傘神様
告別
An office worker is on her way home and walks by the playground when she stops when she hears a girl on the swing set call out to her. She asks if there's anything wrong and where her parents are. The girl says she's fine and that her mother is on her way, then she notices the butterfly brooch on the office worker's shirt and asks her to give it to her. The woman concedes and lets her have it as a reward for waiting patiently for her mother. The woman then goes on her way, remembering how when she was the girl's age, she would ask for things the older kids wanted as well. She says it's something kids would do, wanting to be a grown-up. The next evening, the woman walks by the playground and the same girl from before calls out to her. Concerned, the woman asks where her mother is. But she ignores her and demands her lipstick. The woman applies some lipstick on her who says she looks pretty. The woman goes on her way, though she shows some concern about the child being out this late. The next night, the woman is with her boyfriend, and the girl appears at the parking lot where their car is. Now she demands her boyfriend. In her car, the woman voices her fears: the girl wears the same clothes every day and she is also wearing the same lipstick from yesterday, which is now smeared. Suddenly, she sees the girl's reflection in the rearview mirror and to her horror, the girl's arms stretch out and grab her boyfriend. Then her head and neck stretch over to the woman, and she reaches out to her and says in a monotonous voice: "Hey, miss. Give this to me too. Come on, give it to me..."
異階
This episode does not begin with the same opening as the other episodes in the series. Instead, the episode immediately begins with a scene of the boy in the opening title sequence from season 3 sitting on a playground slide drawing while other three other children are playing hopscotch. A woman comes onto the playground and it is revealed that she has just moved to this town to work as a teacher. She tries to talk to the boy, but he walks away. While teaching, she notices the same boy is sitting in the back of the class drawing. After class she asks him to draw her, but he claims that it would be boring. Immediately after, another teacher approaches her and says that three children were absent from class and were also missing. He claims that they were at the park that morning, but then walks away. The teacher walks home late at night and spots the boy sketching a picture of a monster assimilating a man they both see in a phone booth. She decides to follow him over the course of the next few days and observes many different monsters such as a giant heron eating a man and a clothing store manager being chased by an army of mannequins and the boy drawing them while laughing. The following day, she looks at his sketchbook and sees a picture of the three children playing hopscotch being grabbed by a monster, then realizing it was of the children that she had seen earlier that had gone missing. She suddenly sees the boy behind her drawing, who claims that he will draw her now, saying she's much more interesting than she was when he first met her. She becomes surrounded by the monsters from the entire third season and screams as the boy's face slowly fades into the mask that the kamishibaiya from the first two seasons wore. Then the kamishibai panel that was used as a ending card for seasons one and two slams and the storyteller says "the end" as he did in the first two seasons. The camera pans out and reveals the opening scene of season 1, and then to a group of children watching the story teller with open mouths and blank looks on their faces. The end card slams again and the camera pans out to the children again, this time their faces become more distorted and monstrous, taking on the characteristics of a frog, a prawn and a sea slug. This happens numerous more times with the children's faces becoming more and more hideous, until it shows the boy standing in front of the kamishibai theater wearing the original kamishibaiya's mask. The end card from season 1 and 2 comes up again, and this time, the boy says the words "The End..."

Beirut, Lebanon

A high school student longs to be noticed by a handsome senior baseball player, yet despairs in her inability to tell him how she feels. As she walks home from school one afternoon, she overhears an urban legend about a coin locker in the train station basement; if you place a photo of your beloved into the locker with a doll in it, your wish to be with them will come true. She decides to try it out, picking the locker with the baseball player's jersey number, to find a pale, disheveled, old-fashioned doll, holding a small black box. Assuming this must be the doll, she places a photo of her crush inside and prays that her wish comes true. The next day, she returns to the basement and opens the locker to find that the photo had disappeared. Suddenly, her crush appears, explaining that he wants to try out the locker legend, but is horrified when she mentions the doll. Before he can clarify, a dark shadow reaches out of the locker and envelopes him, crushing and contorting his body. The student can only look on in horror as the shadow drags the boy in and slams the locker shut.
A trio of elementary students are expectantly observing a house in the vicinity of their neighborhood using a pair of binoculars, hoping to see the Tormentor, an entity that according to one of the students, caused his grandmother's childhood friend to disappear mysteriously following its appearance. The student, visibly unnerved, leaves on false claims. The remaining two, Shouta and Taichi, spot the occupants of the residence stumbling around wearing blindfolds, with an eerie apparition seemingly contorting its limbs barely visible behind one of the residents. As it is about to appear in the surveiling Shouta's field of vision, Taichi snatches the binoculars impatientantly and goes into shock upon seeing the entity, abrubtly leaving in a similar 'dancing' manner. Shouta meekly arrives at his friend's house the following day to return his binoculars, but is sternly told off by Taichi's father, who claims his son will not be playing with him anymore as he is transferring to a school in Tokyo. The student briefly glimpses past the father to see a group of people cautiously observing and attempting to handle a writhing Taichi, his mother weeping desperately nearby and someone reminding others to not to look at Taichi in the eye. Upon leaving Shouta notices who he believes is Taichi watching him from a window. Using his binoculars he views the window but no one is there. He suddenly spots the father, aghast, pointing alarmingly at something in his direction. Shouta then shifts the binoculars gifted to him by Taichi's father to the right and witnesses Taichi rushing at him as a Tormentor. The screen fades as Shouta looks into the eyes of Taichi through the binoculars.

Bhastrika

During the night of a festival, two girls: Miki and Asako, enjoy themselves at the stands, playing games and eating candy. Miki says that she wishes they could stay forever, though Asako says that's a little bit exaggerating. Asako then comes across a mask stand, and calls out to Miki to have a look, but Miki disappears and wonders where she went. One of the masks, a white geisha mask sitting amongst the oni masks suddenly darkens and says in a deep voice, "That side." Asako wonders if she was imagining it, but puts it aside as she has to find Miki. As she looks around, she sees that the people are all gone and the lights are dimming and turning green, all the while a deep, booming voice says in the distance, "Go to that side". Fog starts to roll and laughing ghosts come parading in with the sounds of bells and a monstrous float resembling the white mask with lanterns hanging from it and saying with a huge second mouth, "Go to that side." Terrified, Asako flees and runs into the goldfish game stand where she asks the man attending the stand if he's seen Miki. To her horror, the man now resembles a goldfish. She runs to the man at the cotton candy stand only to find him wrapping his entrails around a cotton candy stick. As she flees, Asako runs past distorted versions of the people and calls out to Miki. Suddenly, she hears and runs into her friend. Miki takes her hand and they run, but Asako asks where are they running to. Miki suddenly stops and her face turns into the white mask and says in a deep voice, "That side." Asako screams in horror as the sounds of laughter and the distant "Go to that side" echo throughout the dimly lit festival...
Saishū basu

Jim Hall & The FreeDOS team

Media and record producer

Mujun
ねずみ
Two men are driving their car to a hot spring, only they are lost, low on gas and getting nowhere fast on the mountain road. Eventually, they come to a fork in the road; one path leads to a tunnel that doesn't appear on their map. Eventually, the car runs out of gas forcing the men to push the car, but it seems the tunnel goes on forever. They stop to take a breather, but the driver notices trails of slime on the road and on the tunnel ceiling. As the men wait for another car to pass by, the passenger notices two smiling kids looking in through the window. However, the kids move strangely and don't even speak. Then it's revealed that the kids are nothing more than a pair of heads, but even worse, they are the feet of a giant spider with peoples' heads for feet that leaves a trail of slime as it walks. The men then notices one of the windows is barely open and try to close it but the spider manages to squeeze two of its legs into the gap and into the car... Some time later, a driver is going through the tunnel when he stops, thinking he hit something. He goes to check but only finds a trail of slime leading towards his vehicle. When he gets back inside, he notices an abandoned car in the middle of the road. Then, he finds two smiling men in the back of his car, only to realize they are nothing but heads that are the feet of a giant insect. To make matters worse, he sees, to his horror, that the tunnel is a nest of giant insects with peoples' heads for body parts.
Hair
ロッカー

Rudolf Hamburger

One night a lone elementary school teacher had remained in the faculty office a bit late to finish working on the school newspaper. When she starts making copies using the photocopier, the school bells eerily start ringing whilst the first test page comes out with strange hair-like lines. Upon investigating the scanner, she finds the head of a girl inside the machine, but upon double checking, sees nothing and deduces that she is just fatigued. The photocopier then starts behaving erratically and makes copies with each copy becoming more and more obstructed by the hair, forcing the teacher to pull the plug. Upon checking the scanner again, she sees a length of messy black hair being sucked into the paper loading tray and upon looking inside, finds nothing. However a ghostly pale white child appears upon closing the scanner's lid.

"“Hindu society had a clear cut idea of all these people in the past. Now that we have put them under one label ‘LGBT’, there is lot more confusion and other identities have got hidden."

Indian Railway Station

white

Falkenštejn Castle

Stassi Schroeder

剥製博物館

Peter John Beurton

AS, NR

Dan Farber

Nao-chan
Feb 26, 2017
The Next Floor
Yobitsuru
O-Hinasama
A woman named Kana moved to a new apartment and invited her friends over for pizza. She explains that the place just opened up and the rent was lower than expected. Her friend, Eriko, drunkenly says it's probably one of those "too good to be true" moments. Suddenly, they hear something like scratching coming from next door. Deciding it's probably best for them to leave, Kana walks her friends out. However, she freezes when she sees fingers and an eye peeking out of the neighbors' door's mail slot only to instantly shut. Suddenly, her friend calls out, breaking Kana's thoughts. As she walks to the car, Kana looks back toward the neighbor's door, wondering who that was. As she walks back to her apartment, the neighbors' door opens a bit, revealing a light from inside. Wondering if she should introduce herself, but deciding it's probably not the best time, she continues walking. Suddenly, the light goes out, leaving nothing but darkness. She hears the scratching sound from earlier and calls out who is there and what do they want. The moonlight shines on the apartment and Kana can see women clawing against the apartment room's walls and floors, making wheezing sounds and pleading to be let out. Suddenly, she hears the scratching come from above. And when she looks up, she seems a pair of feet dangle in front of her before their owner, a dark-haired, pale-skinned girl with orange eyes drops from the ceiling. "Looks like we have another new friend," she says. The story ends with Kana joining the clawing neighbors and the hanging girl, and the voice of a real estate agent answering a call for a new tenant asking to live in the new room that just opened up...

The source doesn't even mention 'open-source'

Kabe On'na
ILCA
Yūwaku
虫唾
Nigiyakana Byoushitsu

Berlin, Germany

Fairdealing Cemetery, Fairdealing, Missouri

Yakō basu

Functioning

Hitori de ī
A college student named Kaoru is helping to clean her grandmother's shop when she notices a strange box in a cabinet. Her grandmother explains that it contains a pair of netsuke that even her husband never allowed her to touch. She opens the box; the netsuke are of matching faces, and she fashions them into earrings. That afternoon, she is waiting for a train, when she hears a distant voice whisper "Give it back". Finding no one trying to get her attention, she dismisses it as her imagination. As she takes an evening stroll, two shadowy figures in traditional clothing stare at her from across the river. She hears the whisper again, "Give it back". The figures follow her along the river, until a bus arrives and blocks them from view. Kaoru takes the opportunity and ducks into a nearby alleyway. When she looks to see if the coast is clear, the figures are rounding the corner towards her, shouting "GIVE IT BACK!" She flees, but they gain on her fast, stretching out their arms to reach her. She sees a bus come to a stop ahead of her and makes a break for it. It is then revealed that the netsuke have been doing the whispering; they now say "Give back my face!" The hands swipe at her shoulder, knocking one of the netsuke off of its earring and shattering it on the ground. She reaches the bus and turns back to see the figures stopped to pick up the fragments. Moments later, at the shop, Kaoru tries to give the remaining netsuke back to her grandmother, who mentions a visitor for her. Her grandmother then notices the visitor at the door. Kaoru turns around and sees someone in traditional clothes... with hollow eyes and a shattered face...
Cuckoo Clock
A workaholic man rides the train home after a day spent working. Suffering from obvious fatigue and discomfort he starts growing annoyed at his fellow passengers' chatter. Just then he notices a grotesque flesh-like mass on the overhead rack to which he attributes as a hallucination. Suddenly, the train makes an abrupt emergency stop and the conductor announces that an accident had befallen a passenger, at which point the train's electricity is cut for the safety of the rescue workers. The strange flesh-like mass then reappears and starts enveloping the man while two passengers chatter about how that exact area had been the spot of recent deaths. The man starts panicking and goes through his options when all of a sudden he looses the strength to reject the monstrous creature, who remarks that the man would feel better soon.

TINTAGEL

Joel Angeles

nico
水の中

former industrial building

Hakusei Hakubutsukan
Museum of Taxidermy

Languages-Hindi, Nimari.

Chris Vasquez

Air Force Outstanding Unit Award

Nezumi

Stockholm, Sweden Boxer TV-Access AB

アチラの祭
研削歯

→ Clydebank

Japan University Championships

Brian Davis

The Umbrella Goddess

Spalerosophis

Late one night, at a closed swimming pool, a teenage boy, Tōru, sneaks into pool, recalling how his gym teacher announces the prefectural tournament next week and expects no one to slack off. He says to Tōru that he expects good results. In the present, Tōru decides he needs late night practice. He notices how the pool looks creepy, but undeterred he dives into the water, awakening something in the process... As he swims through the pool, winning the tournament on his mind, he hears something splashing nearby. Convinced it is just his imagination, he resumes swimming, unaware that he is being followed by black, hairlike tendrils. Finally, he reaches the end of the pool, and it is then he notices black hair in his hands. Looking up, he sees more of the hair in the center of the pool, hair belonging to someone, or something. Terrified, Tōru tries to swim away, but is entangled in the hair and even hears something cackling in the water. He exits the pool but when he turns around to face the creature, he sees it looming just under the water. He tries to run, but the hair to wrap around his throat. He hears a splash and Tōru sees a giant fish with a woman's head and glowing yellow eyes. The fish woman laughs as it pulls him under the water.
A man goes to a department with his wife, Mayumi, during a closeout sale during one of his rare days off of work. It's pretty clear he does not like going shopping with his wife as he already knows exactly what she wants. He soon receives an email from one of his coworkers, Nagase, who invites him for a drink. Wanting to get away from his wife, he asks if he could use the bathroom. In the darkened room, he sits at one of the stalls and sends a message back to Nagase when he should come, he is going to be here a while. Then he sees what looks like a mark on his shirt. He realizes it's ink, and in the dim light of his cell phone, he sees writing all over the walls of the stall that appear so fresh, he could easily wipe it off. A text from Mayumi startles him a little, but he regains his composure. The message asks which floor the bathroom is. Just then, the man hears someone entering the bathroom and beginning to pace. Then he hears another set of footsteps and begins pacing as well. He becomes even more afraid as the sound of two more people entering and pacing around the bathroom can be heard and the sound grows louder to the point that the whole room starts to shake violently as if he was in the middle of an earthquake. Just then, Mayumi calls him and just like that, the footsteps stop instantly. The writings on the walls begin to stretch and the man sees four pairs of feet under the gap of the stall's door. He shakes in fear as the door opens revealing three men and a woman with pale skin, black eyes and dark hair staring back at him...

Salif Keïta (footballer)

Jon Amiel

The Cambridge Book

レッドハイヒール

Aktiebolag

A high school girl returns to her apartment complex and notices five small boys sitting around a black, shadow-like mass in the courtyard, whom they personify as their friend, "Tomonari-kun." They claim that "Tomonari" invites her to play with them, but she declines and promises to play with "Tomonari" soon. The next day, they invite her again, but she uses her part-time job as an excuse. When she returns home, the girl finds the boys knocking at her door, who claim that "Tomonari" spoke of visiting her and point to a black shadow on her ceiling, claiming it to be "Tomonari". Spooked, the girl throws the boys out and watches in fear as the black shadow manifests eyes and speaks of her promise, before it pulls the girl into itself. Finally the boys look on and seem to be happy for "Tomonari" before sitting around two shadows in the courtyard.
まねっこ

* Hanna Ardehn

Kami

Tokyo

Com Hem

Counties

SweaterBeats

Joseph William Chitty rowed at stroke for Oxford.

Four friends are on the night bus when one of them suddenly gets a stomachache and asks the driver if he could stop at the next service area. Ignoring his friends' mocking, he heads for the restroom. After relieving himself, he walks to the parking lot, but there are so many buses like his own that he can't figure out which one is his. He finally finds what looks like his bus and gets on, only to realize the passengers' expressions look gloomy and are looking downward. He takes his seat, feeling slightly uncomfortable by the atmosphere in the bus. He suddenly gets a text message from one of his friends from a row behind him, Yūichi, wondering what was wrong. When he asks what he was talking about, the reply tells him to stop messing around. Then he gets a phone call from his other friend, Saeko, who's in an aisle next to his. But she's not holding her phone at all. He answers, and hears her voice on the phone asking where he was and that they were waiting for him. The girl sitting in the aisle next to his turns her head and looks at him with the same gloomy expression as everyone else. The man becomes afraid as he hears more of his friends' voices on the phone, yet the people on the bus are not talking to him. His fear grows even more when he realizes everyone on the bus is now staring at him...

Janina Hamburger

Daidokoro
The Noisy Hospital Room
Rat

Fatehi at Lux Golden Rose Awards in 2018

花占い
Hiromu Kumamoto

artists

Theophilanthropy

トンネル
Mai, a college student who loves to gossip is sitting on the bench with her friend, Miki. Miki tells her she has seen a ghost, to which Mai is amazed. She asks if she believes in ghosts, and Mai expresses her doubts. Miki then decides to show her by telling her to look into her eyes. Confused, Mai looks into Miki's eyes, and is startled to see, in the reflection, the white outline of a person behind her. When Mai turns around, nothing is there. Miki tells her she has been able to see ghosts ever since someone showed her which means Mai can now see them probably. She asks Mai not to tell anyone since her friend told her about it, but she hasn't heard from her since. She suddenly starts to become worried, but tells a questioning Mai not to worry, and yet... Mai suddenly realizes her seminar is starting, prompting her to leave. When Miki begs her not to leave, Mai tells her she'll see her tomorrow. When Mai arrives, she suddenly can now see the spectral outlines of people around the students. When her friends ask if something's up, Mai tells her her secret and gives them the warning to not tell anyone. Suddenly Mai sees the outlines are changing color from white to red and they advance toward her. Terrified, she runs out of the school with more and more ghosts giving chase. She runs to Miki's house for help, but instead finds her unconscious with her eyes missing. She then realizes what Miki told her and now she'd just doomed her friends to suffer the same fate if they tell anyone as well. The last thing she sees is a pair of red ghostly hands reaching for her eyes, along with hearing multiple voices sharing the secret and asking not to tell anyone else.

mala1412

Iriemon, Kitajima no.2

Alberto Miguel

Rakeshprasadji

祟られ

tradition

誘惑

Joaninharef|The strongest winds were actually from [[#Intense Tropical Cyclone Cilida|Cilida]], at 215 km/h (130 mph).|group="nb"

Amiel at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival for the premier of Creation

William Waddington rowed at number six for Cambridge.

Kensaku ha
Rokkā

Japanese SC National Championships

A teenage boy and a girl sit on a bench at the train station. The girl was fond of the boy and one day she asked if they could go to the amusement park. They had a great time, and as evening came and they waited for the train, the girl thanks the boy for taking her. She asks him if he's going out with anyone, but a passing train interrupts her and he doesn't hear her. The boy goes to get a drink, leaving the girl feeling awkward. It's then that she notices a pale-skinned, dark-haired girl dressed in black sitting on a bench on the platform across from her. She can't make out the pale girl's expression but she's sure she's looking right at her. Suddenly, she gets up from the bench and walks toward the track. A train passes by, and the pale girl vanishes... The teenager is confused and scans the area, looking for her. Suddenly, a pair of hands covers her eyes and the boy's voice says, "Guess who?". She finally gathers up the nerve to ask him out, but the hands press into her face, so much so that it hurts. He asks again, "Guess who?". She tells him she knows it's him. But then a question pops into her mind. "Who is senpai?". She tries to remember that he's the star basketball player at school and that he took her to the amusement park. But now it seems he's been erased from her memory. Another train passes by and she sees, through the gaps of the fingers, in the reflection of the train's windows, that the pale girl is the one covering her eyes. At that point she can't remember the boy's face, voice, or his warmth. The teenager is then revealed to be covering her own eyes, her body and face transformed into that of the pale-skinned, dark-haired girl's. She asks herself in a voice that's not hers, "Who am I?" and vanishes as people walk by her and the announcer tells people to stay behind the yellow line as the train is arriving.

Votes at 16 Coalition

Billie G. Kanell

Instead of the usual opening, the story begins with a detective following the case of the disappearance of young men in a local area. The trail leads to the Mantis Bar where eyewitnesses say they made contact with a particular woman. A woman, whom the man she's with claims to be an actress, tells his date she wants him. While a young man drinks his beverage in slight jealousy, the detective from earlier watches the pair outside. Soon, the woman comes back and finds the young man still at his seat. She explains she got stood up, and the young man says he knew since he overheard the two, but then fumbles his words. The woman calls him cute and says she wants him. The two of them walk out of the bar while the detective follows them. From behind a corner, the detective watches as the couple confess their feelings for each other. Suddenly, the woman's arms fall off, and the woman's body tears away, revealing a giant praying mantis underneath the human disguise. The detective watches in horror as the mantis devours the man. Suddenly, the mantis turns around and giggles at him as he screams while a yellow smiling mask falls... All of a sudden, the detective wakes up and finds himself sitting on a park bench at late afternoon. As the kamishibaiya walks by with his bike and kamishibai theater in tow, the opening theme of seasons 1, 2 and 4 begins to play and the detective wonders what that case was really about. "The truth of the case is lost in darkness," he says. Suddenly, the kamishibaiya turns around and the story ends, revealing the title of the story and the kamishbaiya ending the story as he always does, "Oshimai."

Sprinting

Abbey Mills Mosque

台所

Spanish

Munich, Germany

Give It To Me
拾い業
Contradiction
誰だ

Kumamoto

Footsteps

*2018 Texas Bowl