Lost In The Poolrooms

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THIS IS JUST TOO GOOD MAKE MORE BACKROOMS

PM_Dude

16:56 he is in the walls he is in the goddamn walls

sasumtaisai-vtvt

DO THE URBAN BUNNY MAN LEGEND!!!! 🔥

Day 1 asking for the urban legend, The Bunny Man (look it up online if u don’t know what it is)

Cast: George (main character) Jake, Zoe, Molly, Ben

Story: All 5 friends go on a camping trip in the woods away from all
phones, services, and civilization. When they were all sleeping,
A bunny drags Zoe far away to a train track and starts
a ritual. The bunny puts Zoe in the middle of it and Zoe’s life
drains, while a bunny man comes out of Zoe. The bunny man puts a
bunny mask on Zoe’s face and the bunny man gets a Hatchet.
Molly wakes up to the sound of screams and Molly sees a bunny
Hopping to the place where the ritual was held. On the train tracks
were Zoe, but the bunny man was gone. Molly dident want to go anywhere else
and just wants to grieve. George wakes up and wakes up Ben and Jake which they all
run to the sounds of screaming. Molly is not there but only Zoe.
George sees a train on the train tracks with no driver. Ben, Jake, and George avoid it but are all freaked out.
They start to hear music and George and ben head back to the tent. Jake stays at the train tracks (Jake and Zoe are dating)
And Jake grieves.

TEXTIFY WILL COOK WITH THE REST 🎉

GreatDarkPhoenix

Hello all thanks textify for the fantastic story tonight

melissafrench

This is just too good make more backrooms vids

PM_Dude

Hello, i am under the water?Please help me😂😂

SadieKaySlay

Day 6 of asking for a texting story based off Venom. I really think Textify would have a special and an awesome way of making it their own version!

Not.Alyssa

Day one of asking textify to make a story about slendytubbies

Ant_overlord

best combo is watching texify with a snack! who else agrees comment down bellow!

purple_YoutubeOfficial

This is the best youtube channel in the world it is the only thing that scares

ethankennohcruz

0:17 0:18 0:23 0:26 scared the sh*t out of me 😂😂❤❤❤

NevaehPratt-jn

i love textify y’all are so amazing i was just watching the dog video that was a day ago

vinopoopoo

If I could choose a backrooms level to be in, I would choose the poolrooms. I can swim and it’s one of the known safer levels in the backrooms.

GoofyGoober-vk

Fun fact: the creator of Frisbee was turned into a Frisbee after he died

Also, i wanna see some fun facts, so drop your own in the comments!

XFriendsRaylan

Day 16 of asking for my sasquatch vs wendigo idea:
Can you perhaps do one where a Sasquatch (perhaps even a whole group of them) tries to protect a group of teenage campers from a wendigo? Not out of malicious intention, but because Sasquatches are truly good-natured. (So long as you don’t intentionally try to hurt them or something like that.) Also, here’s a few fun facts about Sasquatches I can confirm firsthand that might help you depict them more accurately:
1. while they CAN vocalize (in the form of growls, grunts, Chewbacca-like noises, and this absolutely hilarious cross between a hoot, a howl, and a whoop) sasquatches also communicate with other members of their species via a system of “knocks” where they’ll take a big stick or snap off a big tree branch, and hit it against a tree, and each pattern of knocks means something different. Sometimes it’s one single knock. Other times it’s multiple slow, methodical sounds, other times it’s a fast, almost frantic-sounding pattern. It’s not exactly like Morse Code, per se, but it’s definitely their equivalent of it.
2. Sasquatches, despite being omnivorous, actually don’t seem to see human’s as prey. They typically go after the kind of meat you’d expect to be hunted by any normal forest creatures. Although berries and venison (deer meat) seems to be two favorite delicacies among most species of Sasquatches.
3. Sasquatches seem to be cathemeral, also known as being metaturnal, which means that there is no set time of day where all members of the species tend to sleep, and instead their sleep schedule varies from one individual to the next. Some are more active during the day, while others prefer the cover of night. 4. Sasquatches actually build big makeshift stick-huts that serve as nests, which almost resemble oversized teepees.
5. Sasquatches seem to be very quick learners, as even young sasquatches (footlings, as I call them) seem to walk as perfectly upright as the adults.
6. The average adult woodland Sasquatch is typically anywhere from 7 to 9 ft. tall, however, on rare occasions, people have reported them being as big as 15. ft. tall.
7. Sasquatches, if they feel it necessary to protect themselves or their footlings, are strong enough capable of uprooting fully healthy trees with their bare hands, and throw them surprisingly far.
8. The average measurement of a Sasquatch track is 18 inches in length, and 9.2 inches in length.
9. Sasquatches don’t always growl from aggression, they sometimes use growling as a means of making you aware of their presence, as if to basically say “I won’t hurt you so long as you don’t try anything stupid.”
10. This one is more of a personal opinion, but I personally see “Bigfoots” as an umbrella term, and use “Sasquatch” to refer to forest-dwelling species of the creature, and use “Yeti” to refer to the ones that live in rockier areas (mountains, caves, etc.) while using “Yowie” to refer to the ones that are more adapted for hotter places like deserts and savannas and such.

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