Hilariously silly internet slop

[TBRS1]

This is about the place I live, it says.

My S.O. and I started watching - and laughed and laughed and laughed.

It is true that if you ask the locals about Devil's Hollow they will not give you any information. This is because they've never heard of it.

None of the pictures have anything to do with Alpena, except that some pictures have pine trees. Also, the stupid AI pronounces "Alpena" at least 4 distinctly different ways.

Our historical wild past involved mostly drunken lumberjacks and houses of ill repute, so dark cloaked or heavily armored baddies should really be wearing red flannel. We just don't do cloaks and spiked armor here.

There are places with a reputation for being haunted - John Lau Saloon (burned down), the lighthouse, some of the old lumber baron houses.

 

[Nervous Rex]

Sounds a lot like other urban legends - saying they're in some specific town lends them credibility. But if you actually know the area, it all falls apart.

Here's another example: Mel's Hole. It's an urban legend about a supposedly bottomless pit. The Wikipedia page has a little information about the legend and a lot about all the failed attempts to find it or prove its existence.

 

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That's about on par with almost all videos about Australia. The moment you hear that American accent you know the entire video is going to make you cringe with false facts and pictures of animals that don't exist in Australia.

 

[TBRS1]

I bet there's a big cover up of this stuff by the Illuminate

 

[Nervous Rex]

I bet there's a big cover up of this stuff by the Illuminate

At first I wanted to ask if there was just one, since you wrote "illuminate" instead of "illuminati".

Then I thought, what if there was just one person in the illuminati? You couldn't get an organization more secret than that!

 

[TBRS1]

LOL - I also didn't use a period. My fingers fumbled and the post button somehow got pushed before I realized what was going on.

I think the Rosicrutians put a curse on me.