Mal's Creepy Corner - Page 8

**SanteeFats** · February 15th, 2016, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Hertz

Okay it`s a mystery but this is a little creepy for me.

In 1639 the Prague citizen Georgius Barschius wrote to the Jesuit Athanasius Kircher in Rome that he owned a mysterious book that was written in an unknown script and was profusely illustrated with pictures of plants, stars and alchemical secrets. He hoped that Kircher would be able to translate this book for him, but Kircher could not. The book has come down to us and even now, almost 4 centuries later, not a single word from its well over 200 pages can be understood, and it has become one of the most famous historical riddles waiting for a solution.

Sandy, historically there have been several languages that have been undecipherable UNTIL the key is found. Most famously of course the Rosetta Stone, (not the computer programs either). Maybe the key just needs to be found??

**Hertz** · February 15th, 2016, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by SanteeFats

Sandy, historically there have been several languages that have been undecipherable UNTIL the key is found. Most famously of course the Rosetta Stone, (not the computer programs either). Maybe the key just needs to be found??

Im Hertz mate

**SanteeFats** · February 19th, 2016, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Hertz

Im Hertz mate

Okay I just like Sandy better.

Naw sorry I just had a brain fart and did not check like I should have.

**Hertz** · February 19th, 2016, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by SanteeFats

Okay I just like Sandy better.

Naw sorry I just had a brain fart and did not check like I should have.

Hehe whatever, I'm not mad at you

**zeus64** · February 20th, 2016, 03:09 PM

*20 June 1999*

Horror novelist Stephen King, one of America's best selling authors, was recovering in hospital yesterday with a broken leg, hip and a punctured lung after being hit by a car near his home in Maine.
King underwent several hours of surgery early yesterday morning and was later said by doctors to be alert and comfortable. He sustained no head or serious internal injury.

The 51-year-old writer was walking near his summer home west of Portland in Maine on Saturday afternoon when he was struck from behind. The motorist was distracted by a dog in his vehicle and lost control, police said, adding that there was no indication the man was speeding or under the influence of alcohol. No charges had been filed.

King was thrown nearly 14 feet by the impact and was picked up from the side of the road in a scene reminiscent of the plot of one of his own best sellers.

*27 Sept 2000*

THE driver whose van struck and nearly killed the horror writer Stephen King last year has been found dead at his home after telling friends that he could not face another winter.

Bryan Smith, 43, had become increasingly isolated after the accident near North Lovell, Maine, in which King suffered multiple injuries and nearly lost a leg.

The author of Carrie and The Shining had pushed for Mr Smith to be charged with aggravated assault, which could have led to a jail sentence, and mocked him in a New Yorker article as "a character out of one of my own novels". Mr Smith, who had been left disabled by a building site accident, received a suspended sentence and lost his driving licence.

A post mortem examination found no signs of violence. King said yesterday that he was "very sorry to hear of the passing of Bryan Smith". He said: "The death of a 43-year-old man can only be termed untimely."

**zeus64** · February 20th, 2016, 03:25 PM

*Creepy News ... What happen to Annie Le ? *

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBpg6wv-pP4

**wimbo77** · February 20th, 2016, 10:06 PM

**Gladys Allova** · February 20th, 2016, 10:25 PM

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**Hertz** · February 20th, 2016, 10:34 PM

Abandoned mental/insane asylums
Horrible experiments were conducted there...

**Navvet** · February 21st, 2016, 01:29 AM

People have been attempting to scale Mount Everest for well over 100 years. Here are several of the more than 200 climbers who never came back down.

http://sometimes-interesting.com/201...mount-everest/

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February 20th, 2016, 03:09 PM	#75
zeus64 Vintage Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Posts: 12,290 Thanks: 458,534 Thanked 216,732 Times in 11,747 Posts	20 June 1999 Horror novelist Stephen King, one of America's best selling authors, was recovering in hospital yesterday with a broken leg, hip and a punctured lung after being hit by a car near his home in Maine. King underwent several hours of surgery early yesterday morning and was later said by doctors to be alert and comfortable. He sustained no head or serious internal injury. The 51-year-old writer was walking near his summer home west of Portland in Maine on Saturday afternoon when he was struck from behind. The motorist was distracted by a dog in his vehicle and lost control, police said, adding that there was no indication the man was speeding or under the influence of alcohol. No charges had been filed. King was thrown nearly 14 feet by the impact and was picked up from the side of the road in a scene reminiscent of the plot of one of his own best sellers. 27 Sept 2000 THE driver whose van struck and nearly killed the horror writer Stephen King last year has been found dead at his home after telling friends that he could not face another winter. Bryan Smith, 43, had become increasingly isolated after the accident near North Lovell, Maine, in which King suffered multiple injuries and nearly lost a leg. The author of Carrie and The Shining had pushed for Mr Smith to be charged with aggravated assault, which could have led to a jail sentence, and mocked him in a New Yorker article as "a character out of one of my own novels". Mr Smith, who had been left disabled by a building site accident, received a suspended sentence and lost his driving licence. A post mortem examination found no signs of violence. King said yesterday that he was "very sorry to hear of the passing of Bryan Smith". He said: "The death of a 43-year-old man can only be termed untimely."

February 20th, 2016, 03:25 PM	#76
zeus64 Vintage Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Posts: 12,290 Thanks: 458,534 Thanked 216,732 Times in 11,747 Posts	Creepy News ... What happen to Annie Le ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBpg6wv-pP4

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Hertz Lunatic Weirdo Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: At The Border Of Madness Posts: 10,652 Thanks: 165,158 Thanked 201,658 Times in 10,667 Posts	Abandoned mental/insane asylums Horrible experiments were conducted there...

February 21st, 2016, 01:29 AM	#80
Navvet An Old Salt Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 8,092 Thanks: 71,662 Thanked 279,485 Times in 8,084 Posts	People have been attempting to scale Mount Everest for well over 100 years. Here are several of the more than 200 climbers who never came back down. http://sometimes-interesting.com/201...mount-everest/