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- Thread starter IContainMultitudes
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This one's definitely weird, but I'm very angry at the driver. If he'd blown a tyre he would have pulled over pretty quickly. Poor snake.
Some people have extreme reactions to their phobias. Fear of snakes isn’t that uncommon. I’m terrified of balloons and will start screaming if I see kids jumping on them and squeeze them. I also ran out of a science store screaming because my cousin’s daughter kept shoving those horrible paper weights with an actual scorpion inside even though I had asked her nicely to stop doing it. I ended up having a panic attack inside the mall. I can’t even watch Skyfall because of the opening scene in the bar.
I'm just trying to understand this, is it all balloons or just inflated ones? Are you scared of balloons if they have no air in them? I'm guessing the movie "It" is the worst possible horror movie for you.
Inflated although I avoid uninflated balloons as well. And actually no, It doesn’t bother me. In fact if I was a kid still in high school and had met Pennywise, I’d probably make a deal with him to punish my bullies. I doubt that he would have wanted to kill me if I told him how horrible it was just to go to school and killing me would just do me a favor. I imagine Pennywise would react the way Sylvester the cat did in that one cartoon where the bird wanted Sylvester to eat him and the cat thought it was extremely suspicious.
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I want one of these.... when I have space and the money to pay for it! This is seriously cool!
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I just realized you can report your own post, but not like it. Seems like a recipe for self-loathing 
New Norwegian movie about trolls out now 
It's on Netflix.
It's on Netflix.
^ Yikes! Just the trailer will give me nightmares
It's a mountain troll, those are one of the more difficult types of trolls to deal with. They can be a little mean. And huge. Forest trolls are easier to handle and many of them are just three feet tall. Then there are sea trolls, those are also easier to handle. It's the mountain trolls you have to look out for.
Which one hangs out in chat rooms?It's a mountain troll, those are one of the more difficult trolls to deal with. They can be a little mean. And huge. Forest trolls are easier to handle and many of them are just three feet tall. Then there are sea trolls, those are also easier to handle. It's the mountain trolls you have to look out for.
Mountain, forest and sea trolls are old fashion, they're not online.
They don't care about the internet.
I think I dated one of those mountain trolls.It's a mountain troll, those are one of the more difficult types of trolls to deal with. They can be a little mean. And huge. Forest trolls are easier to handle and many of them are just three feet tall. Then there are sea trolls, those are also easier to handle. It's the mountain trolls you have to look out for.
She was from the hills of West Virginia
Come to think of it, she wasn't all that huge, only mean as a rattlesnake on crack.
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