>1746 Japanese UFO sightings
>Italian demon cow incident
>Roman artifacts in Argentina
>Yugoslav ghost soldiers
>The faceless watchers of Mexico
>5th century BC Chinese map showing Antarctica
>Unopened sarcophagus that had electronics inside
>1812 New York Kraken sighting
1746 Japanese UFO sightings
Xavier Martin
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Blake Bailey
There should be a fusion of /x/ and Any Forums
Call it /xint/
Jayden Kelly
>Socialist Republic of Croatia "May I Axe You a Question?" domestic ultraviolence incident
Cameron Thomas
Americans, what are "chicago black sites" and what happened in ruby ridge?
kek
China used to have a navy comparable to britain's until the latest dynasty decided on isolationism. The map must have simply either depicted an estimation of what was in that direction, or the chinese did sail down there.
Jaxson Wood
YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO TALK ABOUT THAT ON THE CLEAR NET
FUCK FUCK FUCK
Zachary Turner
nah it's all just random bullshit I made up on the spot lmao
Grayson Green
It's a real thing, actually. My grandpa was attacked by his axe-wielding uncle.
Eli Baker
>5,000 years of recorded history
>not one single credible supernatural occurrence documented
why is life so boring?
Alexander Hughes
Hahahahahahaha, nice
Angel Murphy
can you please post a link to all of these? not as in an actual source but just the alleged stories
Jaxon Phillips
Because you are taking things for granted.
The real magic was here all along.
Look at us, I can respond to you in an instant from the other side of the Earth.
I can fly to you in a giant metal tube with wings.
What the fuck is even electricity? Magnets.. How do they work?
Ryan Diaz
Levi Adams
I was going to soyjak you until I saw the juggaloposting
Tyler Taylor
>it's all just random bullshit I made up
Not all completely bullshit
>Roman artifacts in Argentina
They weren't found in Argentina
Jace Parker
>Mongo River in Romania
>Buddhist temple from 4th century found under Tbilisi
>Vietnam war echoes
>1927 Montana vampire
>Inscriptions describing a nuke found in Mayan temple excavation
>Kal-Yee tribe in Scandinavia
>Nigeria occultist dens
David Clark
Based.
Tyler Collins
>>Inscriptions describing a nuke found in Mayan temple excavation
There is unironically a really accurate description of a nuke in the Hindu scriptures, the Bhagavad Gita I think is the one
Jaxson White
Yeah, that's what I based it off of.
Ayden Powell
en.wikipedia.org
how fucking old is this meme
Ayden Robinson
how are supernatural occurrences not credible but history is. it comes from the same authors.
William Gray
Supernatural events ARE recorded
It's just that they either get explained to some degree or relegated to hearsay.
Jason Ramirez
>Look at us, I can respond to you in an instant from the other side of the Earth.
Wow. I can speak to other complete faggots but now I can't punch you for your stupidity. Truly a wonder.