The Gods of Appalachia

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• AL

  @aletaxyzz · 4 days ago · pinned

  Hey Darkness! I just wanted to say that you've gotten me through so much. Last year I was struggling with severe depression, which, I still am (not as severely), and after my attempt, I found your channel! While I was healing, and still am, I watch your videos every time I'm upset. Thank you so much for getting me out of the gutters.

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• SP

  @SpartanGriff117 · 4 days ago

  That's it, I'm calling Kratos

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• JE

  @JekyllsJournal · 4 days ago

  the “he’s so tall” line coming back after they laughed at it in the logbook was so creepy... that’s where it felt like Carrie wasn’t really Carrie anymore

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• GA

  @gavinfairbanks · 4 days ago (edited)

  Listening to this dude not confronting his wife about any of her behavior is aggravating. What a wet noodle.

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• SH

  @ShoueiBarou-r2c5g · 4 days ago

  He got cucked by a tree god.

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• CO

  @Council-Starlight · 4 days ago

  Is it just me or does this sound like the creature from the water tower episode? The one where the boys are on the tower with beer and the stray dogs n stuff

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• LU

  @lucifers.morningstar3805 · 4 days ago (edited)

  The first time she started cutting herself you should have stopped her and taken her to the hospital not stay there and ignore it, all of that could have easily been avoided.<br>Edit: she would be left there

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• AN

  @anguisrex9271 · 4 days ago (edited)

  The narrator was weak and put them both at risk. There&apos;s no point in sleeping next to the entrance if he&apos;s not going to actually protect her. He should have confronted the thing at the shelter and he damned sure should have dragged her to the car when he had the chance to cut out, no discussion needed. Honestly he deserved the rock to the head, maybe she knocked some sense into him.<br><br>He should have had a strap with the skill and intent to use it if he was going to take her off alone like there where literally anything can happen.

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• NA

  @NathanaelPotoski · 4 days ago

  Frankly, everything fears fire. Soon as I realize something has influenced my wife, I&apos;m burning the whole forest down and everything in it. They will write songs of the destruction I would lay upon that land.

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• WH

  @whyeverythingcoolistaken · 4 days ago

  I know people are listening to you while falling asleep but I just love taking a nice bath without lights while your videos play in the background. 10/10 chilling experience

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• DE

  @DefectiveDispatchVA · 4 days ago

  Giving me Old Gods of Appalachia vibes and that&apos;s awesome

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• RU

  @RuneToon · 4 days ago

  Isn&apos;t it nice how we&apos;re all still listening for now? (Probably at least the next 38 minutes.)

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