Favorite Creepypasta

[Kelsi Kitsune]

Iwaku, I want you to post your most favorite CreepyPastas. Pictures are welcome. If you have a link to the original, be sure to post it. My favorite has to be Annie96 Is Typing... Don't have a link to the original, but I do have this:

 

[Cpt Toellner]

Obviously

 

[Anglkate]

Russian Sleep Experiment

Still one of my faves :)

 

[Kelsi Kitsune]

Love it @Anglkate ^_^

 

[ElBell]

Russian Sleep Experiment

Still one of my faves :)

I SECOND THIS

 

[Arcadia]

Hypno's Lullaby, or there's one where a pokemon gets jealous and attaches parts of the trainer's other pokemon to itself, if anyone remembers the title.

 

[Peter Feels]

Basically anything Keter-level or similar on the SCP Wiki.

 

[Hatsune Candy]

Basically anything Keter-level or similar on the SCP Wiki.

YUS. SCP all the way~ SCP-096 is my personal favorite.

 

[Arcadia]

YUS. SCP all the way~ SCP-096 is my personal favorite.

001 is the best :D

 

[Peter Feels]

I like all the interpretations of 001. One of my personal favorites is The Hard to Kill Lizard

 

[Hatsune Candy]

001 is the best :D

But there isn't a definitive 001 yet, it's still being voted on. At least it was last I checked (which was about 5 minutes ago :P).

 

[Saren]

Pokemon Lost Silver was the first Creepypasta I ever read and it remains as my favorite.

 

[Disgruntled Goat]

Russian Sleep Experiment

Still one of my faves :)

Yeah, that was a good read. Thanks!

It reminded me of another story, that I could have sworn was a Russian military experiment, but I haven't been able to find it again. Basically, these scientists want to see if it is possible to achieve a higher state of consciousness by shutting oneself off from external stimuli. So, they take a man, and rip out his eyes and tongue, they deafen him and then break every bone in his body or something along those lines (I read it years ago, before the Creepy Pasta Wiki was even a thing). They pump him full of drugs to keep him awake, and he just screams in agony (or as much as a man with no tongue can scream) for days on end in response. Eventually, he falls silent. It ends with him "waking" from this coma-like state after days, and telling the researcher that he has spoken to God, and when they ask what God had to say, the man answers. "He has forsaken us."

I'm well aware that my little summary has crapped all over this story and made it sound bloody awful, but it was incredibly well-written and detailed, and very chilling. Does anyone else here know what I'm on about?