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Every kid has burned ants with a magnifying glass on hot sunny days. Ever since then I have enjoyed fire and burning things. One time me and my family were camping and I saw a stupid bird fly straight into a fire. It was awesome watching it screaming and trying to fly away but knowing its wing was coming off and his flesh was turning black and dusty. My grandfather was a chain smoker and I always wanted to touch his lighter. One day I was at my grandparents house wanted to try it out but couldn't find his cigarettes or his lighter. But I saw him light up a cigarette with a match once and there was a box of matches in a corner. I flicked it against the gray area and the match lit up with a tiny flame. All of a sudden I heard my mom call me and I dropped the match and his floor was all carpet. It didn't burn down the whole house but it caused some serious damage to their bedroom which I thought was pretty funny.
Like yin and yang, I also like freezing things. I filled up a plastic container with water and then put a Lego guy inside and then put the container in the freezer for a week. The poor guy was stuck in the ice it was so funny. I'm also fascinated by blindness and deafness. When I was young someone told me that if you make a person stare directly at the sun for a long time, they will go blind. And if you force someone to listen to extremely loud sound or music for a long time, they will go deaf. I like the idea that people who lose one of their six senses adapt to their surroundings and compensate for the deficit. Drowning is also something I'm interested in, the fact that when someone drowns their lungs basically fill up with water.
 
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Okay.
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What do you consider the sixth sense?
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I'd like to drown this blog in a fire.
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Most people here may think you are psycho, but I understand what you truly are: A Mage.
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On January 04 2014 13:21 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Okay.
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What do you consider the sixth sense?
I've heard that people have a sixth sense that goes into overdrive right before their death. People can experience fantastic visual or auditory hallucinations when their sixth sense is alerting them of their untimely mortality
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On January 04 2014 13:35 NeuroticPsychosis wrote:Show nested quote +On January 04 2014 13:21 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Okay.
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What do you consider the sixth sense? I've heard that people have a sixth sense that goes into overdrive right before their death. People can experience fantastic visual or auditory hallucinations when their sixth sense is alerting them of their untimely mortality
Okay.
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So if you lose that sense, what are you supposed to do to "adapt to [your] surroundings and compensate for the deficit"?
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On January 04 2014 13:43 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On January 04 2014 13:35 NeuroticPsychosis wrote:On January 04 2014 13:21 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Okay.
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What do you consider the sixth sense? I've heard that people have a sixth sense that goes into overdrive right before their death. People can experience fantastic visual or auditory hallucinations when their sixth sense is alerting them of their untimely mortality Okay. ... So if you lose that sense, what are you supposed to do to "adapt to [your] surroundings and compensate for the deficit"?
Well I'm not a medical doctor by any means, but the human body has an enormous capacity for adaptability under adverse circumstances. For example, if you lose a sense such as sight, all your other senses (touch, taste, hearing, smelling) will become more heightened. It's not something that you intentionally do, but your body autonomously has this reaction. Much of this is neuroscience which I've always been fascinated by
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On January 04 2014 13:35 NeuroticPsychosis wrote:Show nested quote +On January 04 2014 13:21 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Okay.
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What do you consider the sixth sense? I've heard that people have a sixth sense that goes into overdrive right before their death. People can experience fantastic visual or auditory hallucinations when their sixth sense is alerting them of their untimely mortality
it's called DMT.
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Maybe if you show your father all these terrible blogs you write he'll start talking to you again and not worry about your 2.0 GPA.
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im not usually a picture guy, but...
![[image loading]](http://media4.onsugar.com/files/upl1/1/13254/44_2008/a6ec11a928a8867a_evilgirl/i/Creepy-Girl-Front-Burning-House.jpg)
a picture does say a 1000 words.
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On January 04 2014 14:13 DrTJEckleburg wrote:
Maybe if you show your father all these terrible blogs you write he'll start talking to you again and not worry about your 2.0 GPA.
jerry! jerry!
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At first I thought your blogs were funny but now they are beginning to creep me out.
I don't see what is so funny about a living creature catching on fire, but okay. I never set ants on fire with a magnifying glass either.
Causing damage and loss to other people's belongings or misery to other beings is not something I find amusing, but I'm just weird, right?
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On January 04 2014 17:02 dravernor wrote:
At first I thought your blogs were funny but now they are beginning to creep me out.
I don't see what is so funny about a living creature catching on fire, but okay. I never set ants on fire with a magnifying glass either.
Causing damage and loss to other people's belongings or misery to other beings is not something I find amusing, but I'm just weird, right?
i get the feeling the OP either has in the past, or would be good at writing creepy pastas.
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On January 04 2014 13:34 Chairman Ray wrote:
Most people here may think you are psycho, but I understand what you truly are: A Mage.
Definitely Mage/5.
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+ Show Spoiler +On January 04 2014 13:15 NeuroticPsychosis wrote:
Every kid has burned ants with a magnifying glass on hot sunny days. Ever since then I have enjoyed fire and burning things. One time me and my family were camping and I saw a stupid bird fly straight into a fire. It was awesome watching it screaming and trying to fly away but knowing its wing was coming off and his flesh was turning black and dusty. My grandfather was a chain smoker and I always wanted to touch his lighter. One day I was at my grandparents house wanted to try it out but couldn't find his cigarettes or his lighter. But I saw him light up a cigarette with a match once and there was a box of matches in a corner. I flicked it against the gray area and the match lit up with a tiny flame. All of a sudden I heard my mom call me and I dropped the match and his floor was all carpet. It didn't burn down the whole house but it caused some serious damage to their bedroom which I thought was pretty funny.
Like yin and yang, I also like freezing things. I filled up a plastic container with water and then put a Lego guy inside and then put the container in the freezer for a week. The poor guy was stuck in the ice it was so funny. I'm also fascinated by blindness and deafness. When I was young someone told me that if you make a person stare directly at the sun for a long time, they will go blind. And if you force someone to listen to extremely loud sound or music for a long time, they will go deaf. I like the idea that people who lose one of their six senses adapt to their surroundings and compensate for the deficit. Drowning is also something I'm interested in, the fact that when someone drowns their lungs basically fill up with water.
"Every kid has burned ants with a magnifying glass on hot sunny days. "
One example of many assumptions of an immature self involved spiteful possibly sad person
your capacity to ignore your desperate need for introspection and your appaling lack of responses in your own outlets, your choice for id, most of your blogs aimless or trollness goals
all of these point to either pitiful trolling or serious issues
there is no point for you to act as if you are doing anything else than indulging yourself
and this at your own expense
reaching out for help is a sane thing to do, that is not what you are doing though
i suppose a hopeful "good luck" is in order, a "keep at it", maybe your tl posting is helping you somehow but i do wanted to mention that it is not helping the internet
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On January 04 2014 19:21 enord wrote:+ Show Spoiler +On January 04 2014 13:15 NeuroticPsychosis wrote:
Every kid has burned ants with a magnifying glass on hot sunny days. Ever since then I have enjoyed fire and burning things. One time me and my family were camping and I saw a stupid bird fly straight into a fire. It was awesome watching it screaming and trying to fly away but knowing its wing was coming off and his flesh was turning black and dusty. My grandfather was a chain smoker and I always wanted to touch his lighter. One day I was at my grandparents house wanted to try it out but couldn't find his cigarettes or his lighter. But I saw him light up a cigarette with a match once and there was a box of matches in a corner. I flicked it against the gray area and the match lit up with a tiny flame. All of a sudden I heard my mom call me and I dropped the match and his floor was all carpet. It didn't burn down the whole house but it caused some serious damage to their bedroom which I thought was pretty funny.
Like yin and yang, I also like freezing things. I filled up a plastic container with water and then put a Lego guy inside and then put the container in the freezer for a week. The poor guy was stuck in the ice it was so funny. I'm also fascinated by blindness and deafness. When I was young someone told me that if you make a person stare directly at the sun for a long time, they will go blind. And if you force someone to listen to extremely loud sound or music for a long time, they will go deaf. I like the idea that people who lose one of their six senses adapt to their surroundings and compensate for the deficit. Drowning is also something I'm interested in, the fact that when someone drowns their lungs basically fill up with water. "Every kid has burned ants with a magnifying glass on hot sunny days. " One example of many assumptions of an immature self involved spiteful possibly sad person your capacity to ignore your desperate need for introspection and your appaling lack of responses in your own outlets, your choice for id, most of your blogs aimless or trollness goals all of these point to either pitiful trolling or serious issues there is no point for you to act as if you are doing anything else than indulging yourself and this at your own expense reaching out for help is a sane thing to do, that is not what you are doing though i suppose a hopeful "good luck" is in order, a "keep at it", maybe your tl posting is helping you somehow but i do wanted to mention that it is not helping the internet
i enjoy blogs like this and shauni
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Whenever I read one of your posts, I have to picture a shrink sitting in front of his computer, turning a page in one of his books and then just make a blog post out of what he finds...
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And you wonder why your live is going nowhere? Dude go see a phycologist/phyciatrist
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Well I want to give you some advice but you won't listen anyways. Sometimes people don't want your advice but will regret it later in life I know I did. I guess you need to learn it the hard way.
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On January 04 2014 23:04 ruiyang wrote:
And you wonder why your live is going nowhere? Dude go see a phycologist/phyciatrist
Sometimes tears of blood is the only way to repent for one's sins and enter heaven's gates.
It takes a very strong person to admit they are right and everyone else is wrong. Some might call it stubborn. I believe if someone is instructed by God's will to obey his orders, he must obey or else commit spiritual suicide
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On January 05 2014 02:23 NeuroticPsychosis wrote:Show nested quote +On January 04 2014 23:04 ruiyang wrote:
And you wonder why your live is going nowhere? Dude go see a phycologist/phyciatrist Sometimes tears of blood is the only way to repent for one's sins and enter heaven's gates. It takes a very strong person to admit they are right and everyone else is wrong. Some might call it stubborn. I believe if someone is instructed by God's will to obey his orders, he must obey or else commit spiritual suicide
it takes an even stronger person to admit they themselves are wrong...it's called humility. Jesus taught us that
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I don't see the humor in things being damaged in fires, whether that be birds or carpets (or entire rooms?).
I equate spiritual suicide with actual suicide, in that you can't commit spiritual suicide without also physical suicide. You can always get back on the spiritual boat.
I think most people retain their sixth sense (i.e. "visualization" and/or "intuition") until death, or perhaps a bit longer after death, unless they are far into dementia or Alzheimer's or a related ailment.
Overall, I find your reaction to destroying things with fire immature and strange. I did burn ants, but I'm older now.
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