Originally posted by theflamingswan92
black eye'd

From what I have seen in the TV series Supernatural, alien greys, True Blood etc, black eyes means that the physical body is possessed by a negative entity or demon.

black eyed kids.

really.

personal eperience.

why do you ask?

don't fcuk with you something you are scared of.

what are you scared of?

suck it up.

Originally posted by Rapha

Originally posted by theflamingswan92
black eye'd

From what I have seen in the TV series Supernatural, alien greys, True Blood etc, black eyes means that the physical body is possessed by a negative entity or demon.

Although that's fiction.

Black eyes to me means seeing perfectly in the dark, similar to when a cat's eyes turn almost completely black when there's barely any light.

The whole BEK thing seems to fit the "urban legend" criteria to a 'T'. I first heard about it appx ten years ago.
The person who relayed the story to me had heard about it word-of-mouth, like it was being passed along in a verbal 'viral' mode.

According to the story I heard, some cab driver in Chicago or Cleveland or San Fransisco
(pick whichever city you prefer) gets a dispatch to pick up a fare in a somewhat deserted, run-down, warehouse district area. As per the dispatch message, two people are waiting on a corner. Two young boys. They get in the cab. They appear to be about 12 years old at most.
They're very polite and well-dressed. The driver gets a weird feeling, adjusts his mirror so he can see the kids, and is freaked out when he sees their eyes are completely black. He tells them he needs to make a quick stop at a corner convenience store to take a pee, or buy something, or make a phone call. (pick whichever)

The driver telling them he needs to stop seems to really "agitate" them. They say they're in a hurry, and they're only going a few blocks away. The driver gets further freaked out when they tell him their destination. It's a totally abandoned old waterfront structure. (The driver knows every part of the city) He whips into the store, jumps out of the car and walks through the door.
He turns around to see if the BEKs are just going to wait in the cab or get out. They're already gone!

I've heard a couple variations on the story. Even if it's just an urban legend, I think it's a very cool and very spooky tale. Not surprising that the Hollywood jerkoffs have glommed onto the story.

The NEW "Ghost Rider" movie?? Good God...as if the first Ghost Rider wasn't unwatchable enough!