Lonelygirl15

Luv2Skydive wrote:Yeah, I can't get it to look like anything recognizable.

Why does it look like everyone wears sunglasses???

its that bum!

Luv2Skydive wrote:Yeah, I can't get it to look like anything recognizable.

Why does it look like everyone wears sunglasses???

that makes it look like nothing... it was scarier before!

gigglingmonk wrote:

agent_fondue wrote:

laurenesque wrote:

agent_fondue wrote:

laurenesque wrote:...Isnt the house a fake? Like, it's someone's actual house that they use for outside shots, and then the inside shots are elsewhere?

arent the inside shots in one of the creators apartment?

That's what I thought too. If they shoot the inside at a different location, it kind of makes all the speculation about the window moot... because then it'd just be someone else's junk that has nothing to do with the story.

I thought that was one of the things that led to the outting, because an arcitect noticed that the structure was an apartment and not a single family home.

Yes, I remember reading that in the LGpedia. I think he suggested it, but wasn't completely sure.

This is what the LGpedia says:

"On August 28, poster Flwright, an architect, opined that the videos were filmed in apartment buildings instead of detached single family housing, which turned out to be true."

and I think the interview that was in wierd also mentions it being an apartment.

To me, it looks like the other med. starts with a Z, so I looked up seizure medications starting with a Z and found three available: Zarontin, Zonegran, and Zonisamide, which appears to be the general name for the meds the other two contain. I checked for websites to see if the coloring schemes were the same as the pamphlet, but not so much luck.

Maybe there is a list of other meds that start with Z somewhere, if that one isn't a seizure med.

oh my. i just realized..

the picture.. the person in the window.. and the person in the car on the warpylol video all look the sameeeeeeee

laurenesque wrote:To me, it looks like the other med. starts with a Z, so I looked up seizure medications starting with a Z and found three available: Zarontin, Zonegran, and Zonisamide, which appears to be the general name for the meds the other two contain. I checked for websites to see if the coloring schemes were the same as the pamphlet, but not so much luck.

Maybe there is a list of other meds that start with Z somewhere, if that one isn't a seizure med.

i was using www.rx.com, it's pretty great, but i gave up, haha.

laurenesque wrote:To me, it looks like the other med. starts with a Z, so I looked up seizure medications starting with a Z and found three available: Zarontin, Zonegran, and Zonisamide, which appears to be the general name for the meds the other two contain. I checked for websites to see if the coloring schemes were the same as the pamphlet, but not so much luck.

Maybe there is a list of other meds that start with Z somewhere, if that one isn't a seizure med.

I looked at those as well, but it looks like the medication on the second brochure is only five or six letters long... it also looks like it might start with an x.

agent_fondue wrote:

gigglingmonk wrote:

agent_fondue wrote:

laurenesque wrote:

agent_fondue wrote:

laurenesque wrote:...Isnt the house a fake? Like, it's someone's actual house that they use for outside shots, and then the inside shots are elsewhere?

arent the inside shots in one of the creators apartment?

That's what I thought too. If they shoot the inside at a different location, it kind of makes all the speculation about the window moot... because then it'd just be someone else's junk that has nothing to do with the story.

I thought that was one of the things that led to the outting, because an arcitect noticed that the structure was an apartment and not a single family home.

Yes, I remember reading that in the LGpedia. I think he suggested it, but wasn't completely sure.

This is what the LGpedia says:

"On August 28, poster Flwright, an architect, opined that the videos were filmed in apartment buildings instead of detached single family housing, which turned out to be true."

and I think the interview that was in wierd also mentions it being an apartment.

So if it's true that inside scenes are shot in an apartment, then all of this speculation about what is in the window seems sort of pointless, because it could just be something that whatever family that actually lives in that house had sitting there when they were filming.

laurenesque wrote:

agent_fondue wrote:

gigglingmonk wrote:

agent_fondue wrote:

laurenesque wrote:

agent_fondue wrote:

laurenesque wrote:...Isnt the house a fake? Like, it's someone's actual house that they use for outside shots, and then the inside shots are elsewhere?

arent the inside shots in one of the creators apartment?

That's what I thought too. If they shoot the inside at a different location, it kind of makes all the speculation about the window moot... because then it'd just be someone else's junk that has nothing to do with the story.

I thought that was one of the things that led to the outting, because an arcitect noticed that the structure was an apartment and not a single family home.

Yes, I remember reading that in the LGpedia. I think he suggested it, but wasn't completely sure.

This is what the LGpedia says:

"On August 28, poster Flwright, an architect, opined that the videos were filmed in apartment buildings instead of detached single family housing, which turned out to be true."

and I think the interview that was in wierd also mentions it being an apartment.

So if it's true that inside scenes are shot in an apartment, then all of this speculation about what is in the window seems sort of pointless, because it could just be something that whatever family that actually lives in that house had sitting there when they were filming.

Agreed

agent_fondue wrote:

laurenesque wrote:To me, it looks like the other med. starts with a Z, so I looked up seizure medications starting with a Z and found three available: Zarontin, Zonegran, and Zonisamide, which appears to be the general name for the meds the other two contain. I checked for websites to see if the coloring schemes were the same as the pamphlet, but not so much luck.

Maybe there is a list of other meds that start with Z somewhere, if that one isn't a seizure med.

I looked at those as well, but it looks like the medication on the second brochure is only five or six letters long... it also looks like it might start with an x.

Now that I rewatch, you're right. It also looks like it might be an X. I hate shakey cams. :/

iamcool wrote:

Luv2Skydive wrote:Yeah, I can't get it to look like anything recognizable.

Why does it look like everyone wears sunglasses???

its that bum!

Cool, we still have a chance at that bumfight!

alysaface wrote:oh my. i just realized..

the picture.. the person in the window.. and the person in the car on the warpylol video all look the sameeeeeeee

haha u said that like 2 mins ago n i said i thought it too lol

Every drug that starts with Z can be found at this address:


http://www.webmd.com/drugs/index-drugs. ... &show=all&

If you click on X, you can also look up drugs that start with X.

alysaface wrote:oh my. i just realized..

the picture.. the person in the window.. and the person in the car on the warpylol video all look the sameeeeeeee

I tried to watch that vid and it stopped at one second.

gigglingmonk wrote:Every drug that starts with Z can be found at this address:


http://www.webmd.com/drugs/index-drugs. ... &show=all&

If you click on X, you can also look up drugs that start with X.

It really looks like the second letter is an o but after I looked at every drug that started with zo and xo and stared at the blurry picture until my head hurt... I think its all going to be speculation unitl we can get a clearer screen shot.