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hmm… I feel desperate to watch ep.4…
A haunted trailer in beautiful Topanga Canyon. Pastoral. I’ve lived in worse hellholes. Much worse. This is nothing next to The Sunset Pacific on east Hollywood Boulevard. Now THAT was scary.
hey jethro u didnt brang ur pickup truck widjadidja?
What an entertaining, yet disturbing series. I fully believe, though, that marquisdejolie knows what he’s talking about, and probably has lived in places far worse!
haha yea that was great, good editing as well.
Spoooooky.
This isn’t porn is it? You can see how there could be a porn site called HellHoles, right?
I’m freeee! Great Find!
Hey, that was great. Gave me a nice little break in my daily drudgery. Thanks!
terrrrrific