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Caulder <3 from SIX

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SEAL TEAM Tribute...When the Seasons Change

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Stay in your Three-Foot World, Razor Sharp!

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Just Getting Front-sight focused...3-foot world  

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“Women are better at Loss, Men don’t have a clue. Women Process it,We Just WANT TO HIT SOMETHING!! 100% ACCURATE...whenever someone close to me dies, I JUST WANT TO PUNCH SOMETHING!! 

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Rough and Messy <3 

Los Badasses!

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Promises Made, Promises Kept <3

They finally got married in Season 4 <3 

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A very fascinating quote from Cutter

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<3 Full Metal, A real-life former SEAL

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oh boy she’s hot

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Thomas Beckett

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Menma-live action

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Man...thats sums it perfectly~

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it’s very scary...i wonder whether his mother is still alive?

In an effort to share more of my experiences and encounters with the supernatural and mysterious, I’ve decided to finally share my experiences with the Stay On Main, or as you probably know it, the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles, California. You probably know of the Cecil as the place where the mysterious Elisa Lam incident took place in February of 2013.

In August of 2012, my mother and I (I was 15 at the time) traveled to LA for a concert (The Kills). My mother, always the savvy shopper, found the cheapest hotel in the area, which happened to be the Stay on Main. We weren’t aware that the hotel used to be the Cecil, and even if we were I’m sure my mother (a militant atheist) would never have turned up a deal just because a few people had died there. Overall, it was just a shitty hotel. But shitty in the way you’d expect a cheap LA hotel near Skid Row to be. It had bad vibes, but in the way, any place like that has bad vibes. The only strange thing was that I refused to use the elevator. We were on one of the uppermost levels of the hotel, and it was a pretty significant trek up the stairs. But I wouldn’t step foot in the elevator. I couldn’t give a reason. Honestly, I still cant. I just felt like I wasn’t supposed to be in there. My mom thought it was ridiculous, and to be fair, she rode that elevator multiple times and she was fine. I think it’s important to emphasize here that this was 6 months before Elisa Lam would step foot in that elevator, and many more until that now viral video of her would be released. I didn’t hear about the story until I was in college, and it took even longer for me to make the connection.

I don’t really know what to make of my experiences at the Stay On Main, On the one hand, the hotel is a seedy, shitty, place where someone traveling on their own would be an easy target. So it could have been a completely random and terrible act of violence against an easy target. On the other hand, I can’t discount what I felt about that elevator. The elevator made famous by that viral story. The elevator where Elisa Lam was acting so strange.

I don’t think we’ll ever know what happened to her. But the temptation to return to the Cecil, to retrace her steps, to ignore every instinct and finally step into that elevator is strong. As a purveyor of the strange and the macabre, I should be chomping at the bit to chase the experience that was the closest I’ve ever gotten to experiencing something truly unknown. But I’m afraid. Whatever is there, I was lucky enough to escape it unscathed. I’m not sure the next time I’ll be so lucky.

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It’s all about impression...

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Makoto Shinkai-Road to You (TV AD for Dunlop Tyres)

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Iraqi Airways History (1962-2014) Done by me ^_^