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Cursed Forever | Welcome to HELL
By aimee | November 13, 2007
Do you hate someone so much enough to have them send to hell the minute you ask for it? But do you dare take on the curse that comes with it? Then I welcome you to the world of Jigoko Shoujo.
The Hell Girl is ready to deliver your vengeance but at a great cost - your soul in HELL. Enma Ai is prepared to deliver your revenge for you not to stain your hands with blood. Tempting offer for people who have cultivated and cultured their anger and hate deep within their heart, etched in their soul.
Dare to enter her site and await her entrance as she provides you with the very doll that will end the life of the one you despise the most with your soul.
Do you wish to eliminate someone who’s been tormenting you?
I will deliver your vengeance for you
When you pull the string, you enter into an official contract with me
And the person you hate the most will immediately be sent to hell
In return, you must make a payment to me
When one person is cursed, two graves are dug
The moment your body dies, your soul will be taken to hell as well
Though that is only after you die
PULL THE STRING OFF, NOW
You’re coming with me. We’re going to hell.
Ready to be cursed forever?
Topics: Anime Addiction, Jigoku Shoujo / Hell Girl |
May 25th, 2008 at 2:35 am
this is fun…how did you get the Hotline to hell though? I’m Really carious….please tell me.
May 25th, 2008 at 10:03 am
how did you make the hotline to hell?
May 27th, 2008 at 10:34 am
@ Shinku: I think my brother was the one who searched for it in the internet and he gave me that link he found - THE HOTLINE TO HELL. I don’t think it’s working though, it’s just fun putting it there.
May 27th, 2008 at 10:38 am
@ Ai: I didn’t make that hotline, my bro just found it.
If you really wanna try that, try opening the link and writing a name on midnight (exactly) and see what happens. Haven’t tried it though but as I said, I don’t believe in it. 