I thought that thumbnail was from Madonna's last appearance for a sec
Asher Collins
>Should the Inuit own the ships? Yes, absolutely. Just have them swim down to the seabed where their wrecks lie and they're all theirs. Have fun spending the $2.50 you'll get selling off the scrap iron.
Hunter Barnes
Who's body is that?
Ethan Sanders
Horus should have never trusted Erebus
Carson Russell
what do they serve at the Tundra take out? Seal burgers?
Asher Reed
The inuit are heavily inclined towards superstition and fear, naturally because they live in a region that is one of the harshest areas to survive in within the world. Their high suicide rate has always been known, and it's more than likely due to the extremes under which they're expected to survive mixed with the utter poverty that comes with living in a place that no one except mining companies wants anything to do with. Also, suicide can become socially viral, as the idea that maybe all the people who killed themselves off knew something the living didn't begins to take root within the minds of those who remain, and the doubt of that gnaws at people over time. Especially so if all they have around them is snow and ice.
if this was an x-files episode, they'd finally arrive after a long flight in a cargo plane sitting amongst chicken cages, only to find a suspect has already been apprehended and confessed to the murders but then the twist would come
none of the deaths in the past two weeks was due to suicide
Robert Phillips
>Erebus was one of the primordial deities in Greek mythology, born out of the primeval void, Chaos. It was the personification of the deep darkness and shadows. shocked it was sunk?
Justin Powell
That photograph, and those of the others used to terrify me when I was younger. I had a history and science book that featured some commentaries on the Franklin Expedition, and then if I turned the pages of this encyclopedia over to that reference, those pictures showed up. It is fascinating, more than very scary, by this point, although still unnerving to see the faces.
Mason Kelly
fpbp
Owen Torres
Here is one other image from an expeditionary's remains.
/pol: come for the news of the day, stay for the playful bantz on primordial Greek mythological deities.
Noah Martinez
I had a kid's book with pictures of those stiffs in it when I was kid. They scared the shit out of me and I had to be careful reading it to avoid those pages.
As a kid those images are scary as fuck but as an adult they are fascinating. It's the most well-preserved 19th century corpse in the world, you can see how they wore their hair, how they dressed, etc.
Xavier Price
It probably was the same book, although I cannot remember the name, with certainty. Perhaps it was something like "20th Century Encyclopedia?"
Nicholas Williams
When you bust a nut but she keeps sucking.
Matthew Martin
The innuit defeated the vikings. White people call it reverse colonialism. I call it natural order.
Ethan Adams
>The spirits We'll never be rid of superstition, will we?
Mason Torres
It's caused by spirit activity
Jack Campbell
i love ghost stories
Hunter Price
Eskimos are fucking superstitious. So what?
Michael Richardson
living somewhere that remote would be spooky
Bentley Fisher
Average yearly death rate for a population is about 1%. 12 is about right for 1300.
Jackson Wilson
>Oddly enough the Terror was found in a bay named Terror bay,
They named it terror bay after the ship they found in it...
Landon Martinez
The TV show was kino, the faggot ruined everything thing tho.
Okay, fair point. I read the article. Thus far it's two accidents claiming 4 lives, an old man dying, and someone else dying from a heart attack.
Let's go with the idea that it is evil spirits from the two ships attempting to kill those in the nearby area. Let's also accept that negative intent can and will kill those who don't protect themselves appropriately. Can you tell me that none of that intent was laid against the expedition by the Inuit natives back when they originally attempted to find the northwest passage? Could this not just be the reflection back of ill will from the ghosts of those who succumbed to that ill will when they were alive?
Wyatt Thomas
I read about this in elementary school. This picture was burned into my mind.
Jackson Howard
um no, its been named Terror Bay since 1940, the ship was found there two years ago
what that tells me is that the Cartographer named the Bay there "Terror", because the Inuit told him that is where the ship is, using their oral tradition and he forgot to pass that info on, or he did pass it on, but more important matters were dealt with, and it was eventually forgotten about
What's the housing prices like? You have vacancies
Lucas Barnes
If this is happening in Canada, the ships should be given over to the Indians. Pakistanis, too. But fuck the Inuit abos they get nothing.
Ayden Sullivan
double, triple families living in a house
hotel room costs $300 for what would cost 70$ in the south
hamburger and fries, that youd get from frozen section at a grocery store costs $20
Ryder Bailey
This is why I visit Jow Forums.
William Mitchell
The only thing that could possibly make Madonna interesting again is if during her next tour she dresses like the Golden Girls, and hams up the elderly Italian thing. Nothing looks worse than a 65 year old trying to look 26.
The closest "terror bay" to Gjoa Haven is in alaska
Jayden Allen
No, Madonna looked worse in that VMA thing.
Carson Clark
Bongland smile if I ever saw one
Brayden Lopez
YOU TOTALLY PWND THAT OLD BITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nathan Cox
Try King Williams Island
Terror Bay (Inuktitut name: ᐊᒥᑦᕈᖅ Amitruq)[1] is an Arctic waterway in the Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut, Canada. It is located in the south western side of King William Island. The entrance to the bay is marked by Fitzjames Island on the west and Irving Islands to the east. The Bay opens to Queen Maud Gulf.
Asher Thomas
What's that big bldg in the NW of town, a church?
Hudson Gutierrez
in the middle of town or by the bay?
if right beside the Bay, the co-op store, if beyond that the Hamlet (local government), if in the middle of town, the elementary and high school
Landon Lewis
By the way, I recognized this picture, end remembered where I saw it. It's in the insert of the original pressing of Carcass's Reek of Putrefaction LP from 1987. Pic related, it's on the middle of the left hand side, next to the text 'grisly burial by killer'... Pretty good record!
The Innuit defeated Norwegian explorers and settlers, not raiding parties of armed and trained warriors.
David Rogers
nice digits, but what the fuck are you reading?
Ryder Garcia
whats the woman situation like?
Landon Cooper
also got a radar tower for NORAD 300 metres from my house, could post a picture of that if you like, early detection warning system
all fenced up, and if the kids try and climb over the fence, the loud speakers come on, and the guys under the mountain in Colorado yell at them to get off the fence
80$ for 25 gigs, and then $20 for each gig after that
no bit torrent for me
Hudson Gomez
Interesting stuff user before I go, post gf's tits?
Jackson Harris
you can also see the helicopter pad in the picture, where it looks like there are two rocks side by side to the right of it at the top
Brody Brown
peace bro, cant make it happen
Cooper Hill
don't post a picture of a NORAD installation to a fucking pinko russian meme poster.
Luke Barnes
Then why don't they move?
Chase Wood
Computer, show me the Flarhgunnstow.
Josiah Hill
I understand, had to ask
Logan Gutierrez
nice, rare too
Ian Edwards
its Jow Forums, its a rule, I understand
Colton Flores
Take this to /x/ leaf
Luis Sanchez
hey...I thought the political rights thing, was a good hook at the beginning, ok, tomorrows post, sure thing
Adrian Clark
I rescued a groundhog or some similar type of rodent that had fallen into a bin at the entrance to the Gjoa Haven airport in the summer of 2012. Small world.
>implying you won't be back making shit threads here tomorrow Why lie on the internet?
Jeremiah Allen
no dudes got a good point, get better traction there anyways, usually dont visit any other board cept maybe b, once every 3 months
Brandon Sanchez
anyways, only posting because its a great fucking meme.
news article wondering about everyone dying in town
ships found nearby
locals worried about people dying because the ships are disturbed, and I hang out on Jow Forums
like fuck, I aint here sharing this (and also I usually dont get to talk to many people)
Gabriel Nelson
Yet, theyre getting btfo by ghosts and hand sanitizer at the moment...
Blake Campbell
She wasn't always hideous... I cranked off many a batch to Body of Evidence.
Lucas Lopez
>knew where the ship was Oh that age old tenet of property rights... knowing where something is. Of course then, have at 'er.
Matthew White
no, its more because of the Nunavut Settlement Agreement, the only other legal document of the land that has same weight as the Constitution and in some areas, more weight
>ᐊᒥᑦᕈᖅ fun fact: the written native languages were mostly created by a white missionary with some help from the natives, and he is mostly known now for being a sick fuck molester
Josiah Rivera
Did they all die facing a powerful blow dryer or what?
