PSA

Y'all on reddit bullying me about being unemployed and wasting my time, when I literally have 2 jobs and I just do this as a hobby for cash on the side 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Y'all gave me over 1,000 views and I already made a dollar lol. And it's only been like 30 minutes. Keep hating. Keep clicking. Losers.

MeganPlays homewrecked by best friend Leah Ashe

Sorry, I know I'm a little late to blog about this. Honestly, I just forgot to post about it. Anyway, so...

MeganPlays homewrecked by best friend Leah Ashe

MeganPlays is a streamer who recently got homewrecked by her own best friend, Leah Ashe. She had allowed Leah into her home, and Leah secretly seduced her husband by telling him that she could be his second girlfriend and that they could be in a throuple and shit. Leah also did a bunch of weird shit where she starting copying Megan, which was super weird.

Leah Ashe posted this short YouTube video regarding the situation, apologizing:


Now, here is Megan's response:


Megan also posted this as a P.S.

FAIR USE DISCLAIMER: Everything on this blog post is alleged speculation. Please do not send any hate toward anybody mentioned.

Tamara homewrecked the H3H3 podcast? ALL THE CLUES


Tamara homewrecked the H3 Podcast!?

So you know the H3 podcast?
Ethan and Hila are the married couple that run it, and they let this chick named Tamara on the show
.

Tamara was a superfan who stalked the show for years and finally got on with the help of Oliver Tree (may he rest in peace). She was on the show for almost a year before the news broke out that Ethan was cheating on Hila with her, allegedly.

Recently, Hila Klein posted about how she discovered Ethan Klein had been cheating on her!

Everybody thinks it was Tamara because of all the clues, and now that everybody has been cyberbullying Tamara for being a homewrecker, none of the crew is speaking up for her and denying the allegations - and their silence is telling, because whenever a crewmember is wrongly accused the team always clears up the lies. But since nobody is saying the allegations are false, that means the allegations are probably true!

Crew members also unfollowed Tamara...And Hila unfollows the H3 podcast.
 
This guy is friends with the members on the H3 podcast, and he confirms that Ethan cheated on Hila with Tamara. However, this is heresay, and more evidence is needed. So let's address the clues.

CLUES the homewrecker was TAMARA:
  • In the All Girls episode, Tamara says she "doesn't like" women.🚩


    (to be updated)

  • Here's a clip of Tamara being awkwardly silent and trying to act normal as the other girls talk shit about cheaters and homewreckers.
  • Tamara's sticker on her laptop says "Ethan's", which is SUS. 🚩
  • In another episode she talks about how fun wrecking a marriage would be.
  • Tamara says that she's into older men, and says that Ethan is in that range. Hila interjects, "WHAT are you talking about?"
  But wait, there's more!  

A list of creepypastas to look into

 So I'm like a 90s baby who grew up during the early 2000s, and man I freaking loved creepypastas back in the day, before they ever even went mainstream. I think one of the first creepypastas I read was in 2010 - "Ben Drowned" - My childhood friend showed me that one, I'm pretty sure. Here's a list of OG creepy pastas to get into.

1. Ben Drowned (The Haunted Cartridge) - read here

A college student buys a bootleg, unlabeled gray cartridge of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask at a creepy yard sale. When he boots it up, the game is already heavily glitched and seems to be haunted by the previous owner, a boy named Ben. It pioneered the "haunted cartridge" genre, turning a beloved piece of nostalgic childhood media into a psychological nightmare.


Creepypasta: Polybius

Like the Evil Stick, Polybius blurs the line between an internet story and an actual physical object. 

The legendary
Polybius
arcade cabinet.
Source: Wikipedia
According to the legend, the mysterious arcade cabinet, called "Polybius," appeared in arcades around Portland, Oregon in 1981. Released during the golden age of arcade video games,[16] it was housed in a simple black cabinet.[17] 

The gameplay was supposedly psychoactive, abstract, geometric, and dangerous because it was highly addictive.[18]  People who claim to remember playing the game recall different and contradictory gameplay experiences.[19]

Children who played the arcade game were said to suffer from amnesia, seizures, night terrors, and hallucinations. Despite these adverse effects, the arcade cabinet was described as so addictive that players returned to Polybius repeatedly until they went insane, died, or vanished. 

It is claimed that the machines were visited by men in black, who collected some form of unknown data but left the coins inside.[8][22] 

It was said that the game could turn itself on autonomously.[23] Polybius was suspected to be not a product but an experiment to test responses to the game's psychoactive stimuli.[24][1] Some accounts connected Polybius to the CIA's real-world mind control program, MKUltra.[25] 

At the legend's end, some of the players went insane, some took their own lives, and the arcade machines vanished without a trace.[8]

The lack of any surviving Polybius cabinets is explained by men in black who were said to record data on the players before removing all the arcade machines.

There is no evidence that the game ever existed.[2] It is considered to be an urban legend or a deliberate hoax.[3][4] Fact-checking website Snopes calls the game a modern-day version of 1980s rumors about "men in black" recording the high-score initials from arcade machines.[5] No newspapers or gaming magazines from the 1980s mention Polybius,[2] and no ROM image of the arcade machine's software has ever surfaced.[6] Aside from mockup cabinets and games inspired by the myth, no Polybius cabinets have ever been found.[7]