He might have committed one of the most infamous murders of this century, but he had great workrate, so WWE is literally erasing history by not promoting him
It's nice to see his edge hasn't dulled in the slightest in the past 8 years, despite fully leaving high school and serving (however briefly) in the Army. Friends come and go but lolcows stay the same in perpetuity
There's people in the comments mentioning something I agree with: I always found it funny how the actual jeff the killer creepypasta is 2 edgy 4 u tween garbage but the search for the original image is legitimately interesting.
I find that with most of the lost media he covers, I'm not actually interested in whatever is being searched for in the first place, but the story of how it has been lost is usually so interesting, and the twists and turns it takes through out the journey of finding it.
I am not surprised that the author behind the creepypasta is an absolute faggot, who couldn't even say "yeah, I shopped it from some chicks selfie" and made up that story about rubber mask, when you can clearly see that the image was shopped to hell.
Watching this now. It's weird to see Creepypasta being considered "old internet" now. I still remember being creeped out by smiledog and the Jeff image when I was like 12 or 13. Crazy.
They're not completely broken, and earphones do vary from person-to-person quite a bit so it's not like it's "wrong" to like how some earphones sound. But they're probably among the worse value earbuds you can get. Check this graph out:
It's kinda funny that some good creepypastas came out AFTER creepypastas stopped being so popular. Sure, we still had some good stories back when the whole thing was blowing up, like the Russian Sleep Experiment, and we can't forget about our good 'ol pal Ted, but the rest were just laughaubly funny or so shitty that it made you ponder why did middle-school emo girls like them that much. I'm honestly glad that all the popular (back then, at least) and oldschool creepypasta channels are still going strong because of nostalgia, but it's getting obvious that the guys that own them are trying to find any story to narrate, dog-shit or not.
As a general rule of thumb, a non-niche product of sufficient quality wouldn't need to pay a youtuber to shill it for them.
I liked Downpour, but it would have benefited from not being burdened by the Silent Hill expectations.
sounds like you listen to that aussie boy with the green ipad. can vouch for the soundliberties, though they're a bit tougher to get hold of as the parent company of taotronics pissed off amazon for putting little slips in their packaging encouraging leaving positive amazon reviews, so amazon pulled everything that parent company's subsidiaries made.
So I'm gay and I own a pair that I definitely ordered with a YTer's promo code to support them, and they're not bad sound wise, but they're not the absolute best obviously. The thing I like is that they fit in my ears really well - I've worked out and done a myriad of chores in them and never once have they fallen out of my ears. I've owned them for about 2 years now and my only real complaint is that whatever coating they use for the color has started to flake off, but it's only cosmetic.
