471 Comments for Demon's Alley (New City Village)

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Be careful in the woods. Whatever was in the house is free...and maybe their soul is too. You mightve let a trapped soul free...good or bad.
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Great picture. It seems like something is watching you.
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Fake blood. But sometimes I wonder who would do that. I swear if only walls could talk
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You can tell this bathroom had a past. If only walls could talk
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I told you. Something Is down there...that god means to never let up. I will glady test it. Next time I go there I'm going in every house with a rope and a flashlight. And a camera
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Seems like in the back someone tried to keep something from going down...or coming up. It's called demon's alley for a reason. *disapears into the darkness*
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Truly a work of art... I like to match rumors with theses...I like the scary feeling
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I see hiden shadows and faces and skulls...I LOVE THIS HOUSE! ^~^
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You can feel the horror. *whistles a tune while walking away soaked in blood*
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Your fears of this place are all manufactured within your own minds. You are making yourselves scared. Its all of your own doing. If you logically think about it, there really is nothing to be afraid of. Its simply an empty house that was left to decay. Over time, the elements have worn away its once homely face, so now it seems to be and looks more sinister. Even so, it is still just only a house that the elements/vandals are responsible for ruining. I can see why Motts isn't afraid. Why would he be?
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very eerie
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i went there a gazillion times and honestly, never saw this... though my ex is part of the reason the place was demolished. give a guy a match and a gallon of gasoline and one lonely boring night...
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2004? Wow its been that long already. And Motts is still coming strong.
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That is just fucking eerie.