I'd advise you not to do this.

But sadly I can't seem to convince you.

If you truly wish to seek out The Slender Man, then by all means, do so.

He'll find you first.

Here you can interact with him.





I warned you.

I've been having troubles with viruses for a few days now. It started off as one that gave me a false spyware-removal thing, Windows Vista AntiVirus 2011 or something, and with Malwarebytes and RKill I removed it, although it came back several times when I restarted and such...
Then I got...I don't even know, a Trojan or something. And quarantined that.

I tried to run FeralHeart yesterday, and AVG said that it was infected with a virus, etc, so I quarantined it.

The same thing happened with TEF today. I quarantined it, then reinstalled, and the same thing happened.

Um. Help?

[=10]
It was impossible to discern where she might have been. All that could be seen was endless white. No depth, no walls, nothing but a pristine white surface to stand on. The woman looked around, and slowly picked herself up, noticing immediately that her baby was missing.

Wary, she looked around, eyes wide. "...Where's my baby?" She asked fearfully to nothing and no-one, turning on the spot, straining to see past the whiteness.

And then when she turned back around, something was there to meet her. The woman's heart leapt into her throat, and then slowly relaxed as recognition flared in her eyes.

The creature was a large thing; quite a great deal bigger than most horses. Its body was muscular, but not overly-so, and thin-furred. Laid peacefully against its sides and back, however, were two large and eagle-esque wings, meant for soaring, rather than quick takeoff or sharp turns. Its face was almost flat, with a beak resembling a barn owl's, and two eerily wide mouths. Round eyes were set in the creature's face. Its ears were not easily seen.

At this creature's front hooves, was a stirring bundle.

She wept. She fell to her knees, and wept, hands covering her mouth as she stared at her living son. "Keeper--keeper, thankyou--thankyou--"

"Your soul."

The female froze, and stared at the creature.

"What--I don't understand--?"

"That is your payment. His life for your soul."

For a long time, the mother looked at her newborn child, and slowly, she picked him up, holding him to her chest. Tears dripped quietly from her chin as she gazed down at him, at those closed eyes, at the young and peaceful face.

"I love him, keeper. I love him, so much. More than--I thought I--"

"Your bond will not sever in death. Come, now."

She raised her head, shoulders slumped, eyes losing the fierce light that had kept her going for so long.

"So--so soon?

[=Narkisim]

A collection of observations

I really can't figure out how to get the embeded small youtube player on a biography. I tried, and it still shows up invisible until like a half hour of having the post saved, and then it shows. I've tried Youtube, and Hypster playlist, and both have the same effect at the start. If I make any changes to the page, it repeats that process. Can somebody do the youtube one for me? D: Maybe i'm doing something wrong that i just can't figure out..
But the song i want on the biography is... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVeNvULEiaM

I did this for Japan, but now in my own country there's a lot of suffering going on now as well. There's flooding disasters and we've had a record tornado breakout that has killed many and left thousands without anything. An entire town was wiped out in the beginning of this week by one tornado, in minutes. I feel like I'm asking too much of everyone, but even if you can pass the word around to people who -can- do this, who have some loose change to spare.. maybe these people can get some peace of mind again.

The Red Cross always helps, you can go to www.redcross.org. I think this is sadly the only international organization I know.

Feeding America: www.feedingamerica.org will donate food to the towns affected.

The Salvation Army: www.salvationarmy.org These guys have been bringing truckloads of supplies down to the affected places. I also donate personal things such as clothes and such on a regular basis to these guys.

I'd offer art for donations if I could, but for now this is all I can do. Thanks for reading if you got this far, and spread the word if you can.
And if you know of any other charities, please let me know.

hocus-pocus's sort of diary entry about last night :3 role playing is fun on TEF and its even more fun when it all just happens in game.

Hey, hey.

I have a Windows Vista computer, and in order to run TEF, I have to run it as an admin. This makes it difficult to do anything else that requires admin permission, because when the window pops up, the game either crashes, or I can no longer see pictos.

A while back, there was a user who also had a Vista computer, who was able to run multiple TEF windows without a problem. I was wondering if there was a way to run at least two TEF windows with admin permission without really messing anything up.

Thanks.

The net draws tighter