anomalous
anomalous by NICOLE STUTZ February 15, 2008
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Anomalous Activities
Another game made by archeximus, you basically hunt down a barely visible ghost with the equipment you have and stuff. Its inspired by "Hidden: Source".
Anomalous Activities by Joe "Washington" deez nuts November 14, 2022
The Department of Anomalous Phenomena
DAP (Department of Anomalous Phenomena)
A covert organization supposedly dedicated to investigating and documenting unexplained and anomalous phenomena, including extraterrestrial life, advanced technologies, and mysterious organisms. The DAP is rumored to be transitioning to a public-facing role, aiming to share findings and collaborate with governments worldwide. Think of it as a mix between scientific research and X-Files-level investigations.
A covert organization supposedly dedicated to investigating and documenting unexplained and anomalous phenomena, including extraterrestrial life, advanced technologies, and mysterious organisms. The DAP is rumored to be transitioning to a public-facing role, aiming to share findings and collaborate with governments worldwide. Think of it as a mix between scientific research and X-Files-level investigations.
Person 1: "What’s the DAP?"
Person 2: "It’s the Department of Anomalous Phenomena. They look into aliens, weird tech, and all kinds of unexplained stuff."
Person 1: "Oh, so like the SCP Foundation?"
Person 2: "Sort of, but DAP claims to be real."
Person 2: "It’s the Department of Anomalous Phenomena. They look into aliens, weird tech, and all kinds of unexplained stuff."
Person 1: "Oh, so like the SCP Foundation?"
Person 2: "Sort of, but DAP claims to be real."
The Department of Anomalous Phenomena by Xerp616 January 12, 2025
Los AnJealous
Los AnJealous by The Joeston February 22, 2011
anomalocaris
a really cool extinct radiodont that lived during the cambrian period (roughly 500 million years ago). its name means "unusual shrimp" in greek. it had compound eyes with more than 16,000 lenses, giving it extremely good vision. it was also significantly larger than most of the other animals from the cambrian period.
anomalocaris by anomalocaris lover June 18, 2022
Anominous
Being ominous in an anonymous way. Foreshadowing evil without revealing ones identity. To be foreboding and remain unknown.
Anominous by Trent Kuver February 26, 2009
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