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#600
I hate experiencing horror in movies and games and whatnot because even after it's been turned off, I tend to internalize whatever made it so frightening and I carry that with me. I don't mean spooky horror where something jumps out and yells boo. I actually handle that pretty well. What gets me are the more psychological takes on it that really get into your head. If I am driving by myself at night, it is almost certain that at some point I will see the shadow of something along the side of the road and I will convince myself that it is something bad and end up seriously freaking myself out. Even to this day, I refuse to approach or even look out of certain windows in my house when it's dark out. I don't even remember what specifically put this fear into me but I've had it as long as I can recall.
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#596
I'm pretty sure at least a quarter of the standard British lexicon consists of nonsense words that they pass off as euphemisms and innuendos.
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#585
Ukraine is really interested in the most random things. First it's 3D printers and now Genesis (the band).
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#579
Everyone get hyped for G.I.Joe: Rise of the Dawn of the Planet of the Tomb Raider 2: Reloaded Electric Boogaloo and Furious 7: The Backdown: A Wes Anderson Film.
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#577
People often mistake timsical thoughts as having to come directly from Tim, however, they only need to evoke Tim in their nature. Anyone is capable of thinking timsically.
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