Loubobang was all excited to be moving into her new Georgian home till she came across a creepy message under the wallpapers. The TikTok user shared the footage and the internet was left equally disturbed by the chilling message. What's weirder is that the doomsday date mentioned is the same as Loubobang's birthday date.
TikTok User Finds Chilling ‘Doomsday’ Message In 150-Year-Old Home
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Samantha in
Horrors and Creepy
On 15th August 2021
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This woman on TikTok shares the creepy message she discovered hidden under layers of wallpaper while renovating a 150-year-old Georgian house.
The woman, @loubobang on TikTok, shared a clip of the message on social media and both the wordings and the message has left people disturbed.
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Loubobang says in the TikTok video that she is not easily shaken by things and doesn't even mind hauntings, cellars, cupboards, or whatever else.
“But today for the first time, I did feel a little bit edgy,” she said.
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Loubobang had been stripping the old wallpapers of her Georgian home and that is when she came across the writing.
Confused she peeled away more wallpaper to uncover the chilling message: “Sept 10 Doomsday.”
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Loubobang said the reason it freaked her out was that her birthday is Sept. 10.
People even warned her that it could be a sign.
“Be careful on your birthday,” one viewer commented.
Another wrote, “Get yourself booked into somewhere for the 10th that has a lot of people about just encase.”
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Many tried to comfort her tried to assure her that the message could have a different meaning too.
One user wrote, “Sept 10, 1846 American inventor Elias Howe was granted patent for his sewing machine. You sure it’s not Looms Day?”
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Another said: "Whoever wrote this may’ve been Canadians…it’s on this date in 1939, Mackenzie King the 10th Prime Minister of Canara, declares war on Germany.”
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