41 Strange on Twitter: "In Ancient Greece, Ventriloquism used to be called 'engastrimyth' meaning 'belly speaker'. Engastrimyths played on people’s belief that the dead were living inside of them and claimed they could translate the noises into words… https://t.co/kE0pMHscx7"

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‏ @41Strange

In Ancient Greece, Ventriloquism used to be called 'engastrimyth' meaning 'belly speaker'. Engastrimyths played on people’s belief that the dead were living inside of them and claimed they could translate the noises into wordspic.twitter.com/usQ7BpT3II

1:32 PM - 4 Feb 2018

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1. Capt. Quartz Eel Ghost Waistcoat‏ @nosetimes4moms 4 Feb 2018
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  every tame thing has a sinister beginning
  
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1. Ed‏ @lonnigan33 4 Feb 2018
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  The first picture is the creepiest goddamn puppet I have ever seen.
  
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1. KittyG‏ @AbsconditusOne 4 Feb 2018
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  All of them are horrifying but for some reason the first one just freaks me out so much
  
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1. Abdurrahman‏ @abdtheotodidakt 4 Feb 2018
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  Watch the movie "Dead of Night".
  
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1. Angeleah Hoeppner‏ @GelBelleH 4 Feb 2018
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  I knew those dummies were super creepy!!!
  
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1. alexander sims‏ @sandssims 4 Feb 2018
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  First one is son of Leatherface
  
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1. bertrand athouel‏ @BAthouel 4 Feb 2018
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  Remember "Dead of night",Alberto Cavalcanti...
  
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1. martin lestat‏ @basilshegocraz1 4 Feb 2018
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  That's all OK but who or what was bloody orville the dead speaker of? I guess it could be Prometheus i wish I could fly way up to sky but I cant! V***V
  
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1. RoseVirus V1‏ @RogueHanzo 4 Feb 2018
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  Interesting to know. The history of this is very remarkable
  
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1. Carlos Cruz‏ @hollywoodcruz27 4 Feb 2018
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  That is just damn CREEPY! Very scary!
  
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1. Onioki‏ @Onioki 4 Feb 2018
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  Leatherface ventriloquist dummy on the left pic.twitter.com/nFqgNGfLP2
  
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1. Bubbly Mandy! ‏ @BubblyMandy1 4 Feb 2018
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  Oh, wow.
  
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1. Queen of Poms‏ @BeccaDonna926 4 Feb 2018
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  pic.twitter.com/apkP7lVP0K
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