【整理】极其灵异的都市传说
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An eerie Kleenex commercial featuring a baby red demon sparked a host of rumors and fears after airing on Japanese TV in the mid-1980s. (Watch at your own risk.)
After the ad ran, rumors began to circulate about the unfortunate fate of everyone involved. Keiko Matsuzaka, the actress in the commercial, was rumored to have become pregnant with a demon child. Others claim she was institutionalized after suffering a mental breakdown. The young actor who played the red demon is said to have died suddenly under mysterious circumstances. And one by one, the entire production staff either fell ill or suffered unfortunate accidents.
The song in the commercial also gained notoriety. Some viewers thought the lyrics sounded like a German curse, and there were claims that the sound of the music varied according to the time of day. Whenever the commercial aired late at night, the singer's angelic voice would transform into the raspy voice of an old woman, bringing misfortune to all who heard it.
Needless to say, there is no truth to these claims. The producers simply wanted a dreamy fairy tale look for the commercial, and they chose the song "It's A Fine Day" (recorded by Jane) for its cheerful message. The commercial failed to get the desired response.
然后放出原文：
An eerie Kleenex commercial featuring a baby red demon sparked a host of rumors and fears after airing on Japanese TV in the mid-1980s. (Watch at your own risk.)
After the ad ran, rumors began to circulate about the unfortunate fate of everyone involved. Keiko Matsuzaka, the actress in the commercial, was rumored to have become pregnant with a demon child. Others claim she was institutionalized after suffering a mental breakdown. The young actor who played the red demon is said to have died suddenly under mysterious circumstances. And one by one, the entire production staff either fell ill or suffered unfortunate accidents.
The song in the commercial also gained notoriety. Some viewers thought the lyrics sounded like a German curse, and there were claims that the sound of the music varied according to the time of day. Whenever the commercial aired late at night, the singer's angelic voice would transform into the raspy voice of an old woman, bringing misfortune to all who heard it.
Needless to say, there is no truth to these claims. The producers simply wanted a dreamy fairy tale look for the commercial, and they chose the song "It's A Fine Day" (recorded by Jane) for its cheerful message. The commercial failed to get the desired response.
首先放出原文（英文原文）的地址：http://pinktentacle.com/2010/03/cursed-kleenex-commercial/
然后放出原文：
An eerie Kleenex commercial featuring a baby red demon sparked a host of rumors and fears after airing on Japanese TV in the mid-1980s. (Watch at your own risk.)
After the ad ran, rumors began to circulate about the unfortunate fate of everyone involved. Keiko Matsuzaka, the actress in the commercial, was rumored to have become pregnant with a demon child. Others claim she was institutionalized after suffering a mental breakdown. The young actor who played the red demon is said to have died suddenly under mysterious circumstances. And one by one, the entire production staff either fell ill or suffered unfortunate accidents.
The song in the commercial also gained notoriety. Some viewers thought the lyrics sounded like a German curse, and there were claims that the sound of the music varied according to the time of day. Whenever the commercial aired late at night, the singer's angelic voice would transform into the raspy voice of an old woman, bringing misfortune to all who heard it.
Needless to say, there is no truth to these claims. The producers simply wanted a dreamy fairy tale look for the commercial, and they chose the song "It's A Fine Day" (recorded by Jane) for its cheerful message. The commercial failed to get the desired response.
然后放出原文：
An eerie Kleenex commercial featuring a baby red demon sparked a host of rumors and fears after airing on Japanese TV in the mid-1980s. (Watch at your own risk.)
After the ad ran, rumors began to circulate about the unfortunate fate of everyone involved. Keiko Matsuzaka, the actress in the commercial, was rumored to have become pregnant with a demon child. Others claim she was institutionalized after suffering a mental breakdown. The young actor who played the red demon is said to have died suddenly under mysterious circumstances. And one by one, the entire production staff either fell ill or suffered unfortunate accidents.
The song in the commercial also gained notoriety. Some viewers thought the lyrics sounded like a German curse, and there were claims that the sound of the music varied according to the time of day. Whenever the commercial aired late at night, the singer's angelic voice would transform into the raspy voice of an old woman, bringing misfortune to all who heard it.
Needless to say, there is no truth to these claims. The producers simply wanted a dreamy fairy tale look for the commercial, and they chose the song "It's A Fine Day" (recorded by Jane) for its cheerful message. The commercial failed to get the desired response.
炸个尸，表明一下我还记得这个帖子，这个帖子这么久了没更有很多个原因，1是大概在一年，半年多吧我曾经打算更一次帖子，但是我记得当时贴吧貌似把17年的帖子都给弄消失了，所以当时就没有管了；2.可能原来追过我帖子的人知道，当时我的名字是一串数字，贴吧当年迟迟不推出改名卡，玩贴吧又混不了脸熟，就非常难受，于是我当时就基本上是弃号了；3是这么多年过去，贴吧的氛围也越来越不符合我自己的三观，有的时候我会觉得贴吧和微博一样乌烟瘴气，所以从某种程度上来讲我也基本上不玩贴吧了(现在顶多就是偶尔看看漫画)；4.是这么多年过去了，真的是好多年过去(5年了吧？)我的很多看法，观念，还有为人处世的风格都有了很大的变化，不是说如今我就不喜欢恐怖/灵异题材的作品了，恰恰相反，我如今几乎仍就对灵异事件/恐怖片/恐怖游戏/都市传说爱不释手，但是很大程度上我本人也成熟了许多，说话也不像年轻的时候那么诡异(该说诡异吗？语气。还是说幼稚呢？)所以很多时候我再翻看这个帖子，往往把它当成是一种黑历史的存在(哇，原来我当年的说话方式这么令人羞耻啊，好羞耻好羞耻)
我很感谢那些曾经认真跟过我帖子的人，甚至有的人现在还记得这个帖子(令人感动)，说实话，如今关于都市传说，灵异故事的题材我了解的不计其数，而且我本人也成为了一个恐怖片/克苏鲁/scp/cp等爱好者。
其实有的时候我觉得灵异吧不是我想要的那种氛围，灵异吧很多时候给我一种——网络小说吧？快餐文化吧？的感觉，我为之着迷的那种恐惧感，是不可名状的/诡异/令人匪夷所思/怪谈那样的存在，恐惧本身这种情绪也没有大家想的那么简单，霍布斯说：“我生命中的唯一激情乃是恐惧。”(霍布斯是一个古典时期的唯物主义哲学家)如今别人问我为什么看那么多恐怖片，我往往也会引用这句话，因为我觉得，人的最深层次的恐惧感，就是一种艺术。
其实有的时候我觉得灵异吧不是我想要的那种氛围，灵异吧很多时候给我一种——网络小说吧？快餐文化吧？的感觉，我为之着迷的那种恐惧感，是不可名状的/诡异/令人匪夷所思/怪谈那样的存在，恐惧本身这种情绪也没有大家想的那么简单，霍布斯说：“我生命中的唯一激情乃是恐惧。”(霍布斯是一个古典时期的唯物主义哲学家)如今别人问我为什么看那么多恐怖片，我往往也会引用这句话，因为我觉得，人的最深层次的恐惧感，就是一种艺术。
很多时候，我是认真地对待恐惧这种情绪的，我有时是把它看成一种严肃文化，而非当做快餐文化来思索(这某种程度上是由于我大量地阅读哲学社科类的书籍有关)，我并不是说瞧不起那种快餐小说式的中国灵异故事，但我确实不太喜欢看这类东西(毕竟有那个时间我还不如看看洛夫克拉夫特的原著，体会体会不可名状的恐惧)，所以有时我回顾这个帖子，也明显感到我因为自己的年幼无知，而把恐惧感给“快餐化”了。
但是呢，我也不打算把这个帖子废弃掉，为了这么多年那些不断询问我还更贴的吧友们，我觉得我也不应该忘记初心吧——我的初心就是，把更多那些真正带给人恐惧，唤醒人尘封的原始记忆的东西带给大家，让大家也能了解到，原来恐惧有时候也具有一种强烈的优雅的美感，我们之所以会感到恐惧，往往是因为我们有爱，我们感性，我们能体会到更多的感情。
但是呢，我也不打算把这个帖子废弃掉，为了这么多年那些不断询问我还更贴的吧友们，我觉得我也不应该忘记初心吧——我的初心就是，把更多那些真正带给人恐惧，唤醒人尘封的原始记忆的东西带给大家，让大家也能了解到，原来恐惧有时候也具有一种强烈的优雅的美感，我们之所以会感到恐惧，往往是因为我们有爱，我们感性，我们能体会到更多的感情。
久违的at一下当年追我帖子的各位，如果各位还在玩贴吧@菊花獠的野望@转身湮灭@lxx12153@zhuge0413@墨色先森丶