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My name is Erin. Agender butch and pansexual. They/them pronouns. Feel free to call me queer. If you want to know anything like my Steam name send me an ask. Social Justice Nightblade. Check out my Let's Play channel where I play Dwarf Fortress: @laruna-softpaw

Nestled in Billerica, Massachusetts, Dudley Road carries with it an air of haunting mystery. Whispers of enigmatic characters echo through the tales spun about this place. 

According to legend, three nuns, accused of practicing witchcraft, met their grim fate upon a hanging tree that once stood here. The very spot where the nuns swung lifelessly later saw the construction of a house, but an unsettling sinking of the ground forced its abandonment.

But that’s not all that lingers in the shadow of Dudley Road. Another chilling story tells of an escaped inmate who found his way into a local nunnery, where he committed heinous acts of rape and murder against innocent nuns. It is these tormented souls, it is said, who continue to haunt the surrounding area. Locals whisper of ghostly apparitions and unexplained sounds that echo through the night.

Such haunting legends have beckoned paranormal enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike to Dudley Road, who hope to catch a glimpse of the inexplicable. For years, these intrepid souls have ventured here, hoping to uncover the secrets that lie hidden in the ethereal realm.

i will tell you all that have never done it that spelunking is not as scary as you think it is because it is genuinely difficult to constantly be cognizant of how far underground you are. like you are not dwelling on how much earth is above you all the times. really it’s just oh there’s a ceiling in here it’s made of rocks. i have encountered a ceiling before. not so scary plus the cold quiet dark is an ideal nap spot and the fossils and mud and pyrite are fun. just a regular part of nature nothing particularly evil or horrifying i promise

Saw the new Indiana Jones movie and we liked it a lot! Took a big risk that we weren't expecting and it paid off. My biggest nitpick is that the sound mixing was awful and it makes me wish there were more closed captioning options in movie theaters. It was certainly better than Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, though.

when gerard way sings "the broken, the beaten, and the damned" and when kermit the frog sings "the lovers, the dreamers, and me" they're talking about the same people btw