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This thread is about things you've seen online once or twice and you could never find it again no matter how hard you tried to look. Anything is welcome as long as it's paranormal/spooky. Other forms of media like films, books, vidya, etc also count as long as it's interesting enough.

Remember, it's especially important to remember what you've seen nowadays, as the internet is now more scrubbed and sanitized then it's ever been.

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>>40876495 (OP)
I remember watching one channel when I was about 12 years old back in 2013-2014, it was this compilation channel with all the videos titled "Top 5 Scariest Videos Online" or something like that. Some of these videos were shitty short films or obvious LARPs but a lot of them were rather convincing. I last watched it, in 2016 probably and either the account got banned or had it's name changed and shadow banned.

It wasn't Nuke's Top 5 or Bizzarebub or Slapped Ham or any of the other slop channels that are around nowadays. In most of these videos you'd actually see something instead of a 240p video of an object moving by itself.

>>40876495 (OP)
piranha plants in super mario bros 1-1.
I have muscle memory of playing that level. Others do too.

>>40878801
Wasn’t that from a hard mode from after beating the game?

>>40876495 (OP)
The old Internet as a whole as been scrubbed

Not really/x/ but interesting in a semi related way
RSJGaMeRPrO is a channel that was popular in the early days of YouTube but the owner privated all of his videos.
One of his fans had saved all but three of his videos
In one of the lost videos he riffed on a trailer for a game by the Russian company "Cats Who Play" who would later make propaganda game about the wars in Syrian and Ukraine.

I remember a photo from a decade or so ago of someone taking a selfie in a large crowd in the middle east just as a suicide bomber explodes and it was titled "the original photo bomb" can't find it anywhere

>>40876528
Was it called something like Super Funny Man? I vaguely recall a channel like that from around that time period

>>40879229
>Super Funny Man
No, it doesn't ring a bell unfortunately.

Also the compilations had no narrator in between the separate videos, like most of these channels.

>>40876495 (OP)
Time-lapse camera viewing a lighthouse. Goal was to disprove increasing water levels.
What it showed was humidity bending light causing the lighthouse to go behind the horizon.