Flaky Pudding
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I think the one that made me lose interest was a terrible SpongeBob lost episode creepypasta called Hope is Lost which ironically enough was requested to me by a highly respected creepypasta critic on YouTube. It started off the same way every other Spongebob themed creepypasta does where some unnamed intern at Nickelodeon Studios finds an oddly labeled tape and pops it in. The episode on the tape was about Spongebob violently crucifying Patrick which isn't even explained in the story and is only there for cheap shock value. The rest of the "episode" was about Spongebob meeting Satan who refers to the cartoon sponge as his son for some explained reason and Spongebob then turns into a freaky looking human dog hybrid thing. The rest of the story consisted of the stereotypical creepypasta ending where the author gets nightmares for weeks and without any explanation at all, one of his coworkers commits suicide. It was that story that made me realize how ridiculous and corny the genre really is. The fact that most of these stories revolve around making non-horror icons like Squidward or Sonic say/do shocking things makes them more laughable than anything else. I mean, do they REALLY expect me to take a story about Spongebob seriously? Lol
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