The boys discuss a modern conspiracy theory that will hallow your ween on the 3rd annual TIIW Halloween Special.

Neigh! WHINNY!!! The boys pony up some discussion on bronies, the adult-aged men who enjoy the children's cartoon program My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic just a little bit too much.

The boys discuss the hottest new plague to hit the streets since That High Tight Ponytail That All Female Celebrities Have Now.

The boys return from the grave once more to bring a chill to your bone. One of the Internet's spookiest ongoing mysteries, classic creepypastas and more await you in this special episode. EEK!

Andy and Travis return to discuss two of the many different varieties of adult human beings online that shit themselves on purpose and share it publicly. Why, God, why.

Additional music used in this episode:

Wish Background Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The mates discuss the legend of Chris-Chan, one of the most infamous personalities ever known to the web.

Take the ghost train to spookytown on a VERY SPECIAL Halloween edition of The Internet is Weird. The boys share their own frightful experiences and read creepypastas, the Internet's bone-chillingest horror stories.

All music by Travis:

travispaul.bandcamp.com/album/dark-ambient-trio

soundcloud.com/traviedoodle

Thanks to the following freesound.org users for the sound effects in the Halloween theme music: Thanvannispen, Nanakisan, Devilfish101, Noisenoir, J-zazvurek.

The guys discuss fanfiction, the literary smut of the Internet where your favorite fictional characters all bang each other.

BEWARE - The content of this episode is truly heinous. You've been warned.

Music by Kevin MacLeod - www.incompetech.com

and The IntraEnvironmental Sound Project - https://freesound.org/people/IESP/

The gents return from hiatus to discuss flat earthers, proponents of the theory that the earth is a giant pizza-like plane.

The fellas go over a few of the thousands of mind-numbingly stupid Kickstarter campaigns begging idiots for money.