Hello my dark darlings, I'm Marquilla and this is the Something Scary Podcast.

To our veteran listeners and those voyaging into the dark with us for the first time, welcome.

Most of my family is what you would call average height to short. I'm the tall female in it

standing at a very towering 5 foot 5. So for me whenever I see in movies where you have

a giant blob or a Godzilla type of a character that immense height is unfathomable to me

and is more than a little scary. Because what is that beyond the trees along the wall stretched out

along the ground lurking waiting from further away towering figures can look small and slow

but in an instant they're upon you and then it's too late. First a boy cries monster and the monster

responds. Next a shared pain sits in a shared silence. After that a cavalcade of sound hunts us in Japan.

And finally a morning breakfast best served with children. I receive hundreds of creepy story

submissions every single week as always the first story you hear is one that we've chosen to

animate and post over at youtube.com slash snarled. Then I read a few more stories for the podcast.

If you have a tail you're dying to share send me an email at somethingscary at snarled.com

And if you'd like to support the show and receive bonus content consider joining our patreon.

Our patrons play a huge role in keeping the show running every single week. For more information

on how you can help the show and also be a part of it visit patreon.com slash snarled. So one

here something scary. The monster who mocks. We all know the story of the boy who cried wolf.

It's an old warning to be wary of calling monsters out for once you call them. You might not be

able to control them while they're there. Since I was a kid I've always been a prankster.

Not small momentary gags. I specialize in long intricate slow burning pranks that would drive

someone to the brink of madness before finally revealing the lie. Tormenting people was my favorite

hobby which is why my parents sent me to a boot camp for trouble teams. Rigid schedules, strict

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