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I was on the couch, a bowl of Cheetos in front of me, and the television on. I was watching MTV, one of my favorite channels at the time. I especially liked it when they played a G-Bite.
After some generic pop song ended, the television was acting strange. The screen went black, and then flashed white without warning. Then static, followed by a really bad recording of some goth-looking band. The corner of the screen said the band was called Sombra Massacre, and the song title was
The band consisted of four members: a guy around my age as the front man, an older gentleman playing guitar, a girl on bass, and another boy on the drums. The music, itself, was horrible. Everything was disoriented, and the instruments weren’t even in tempo with each other. But for some reason, I watched. The visuals were bad, too. It looked like it was cheaply filmed, and weird, hypnotic visuals appear sometimes.
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I dressed in my Gorillaz Geep shirt, a pair of blue jeans, and some winter boots I found under the bed. I also remembered to grab my hooded jacket.
There were many record stores in my area, and a few of them were walking distance. The first one I went to had only just opened. The cashier smiled, and said,
I smiled, then started to look around.
I looked at the cashier, then responded with,
The cashier gave me a confused look.
I was confused. He couldn’t find the forum, either?
The cashier invited me to look at the screen. There was the forum, the only site available.
I pointed to the forum,
The cashier gave me a confused look.
This was even stranger than the music video.
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I thanked the cashier, and made my way to the next store. Every store I’ve been to had the same thing happen. The person working at the store would tell me the band didn’t exist, and even look it up online. I still see the forum that pops up on the screen, but each clerk denied my claim.
What happened today made me cautious about the forum. I decided to look up Pangrani. A picture of a newspaper story from 1934 popped up. I decided to look at the paper. Someone had uploaded it on what appeared to be a forum students go to for essay prompts. The poster captioned the article with,
As soon as I reached the end of the article, my skin got extremely cold.
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