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The "Dark Side" Thread - Page 13
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ishboh
United States954 Posts
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texasjoe1983
39 Posts
On January 27 2011 07:34 Holdinga wrote: darky + Show Spoiler + To the people that have killed or tortured animals, I feel they deserve the same treatment as they did to the poor defenseless innocent animals. Especially cats, when I read the thing about the cat with a rope around its neck tied up and going down an elevator, I felt really bad. I have heard stories of little kids that take eyes of cats and collect them. If I find them, I would not feel bad at all to take their eyes out, too. I usually don't get aggressive, I'm not an aggressive person, but animal cruelty is my weakness. Its because they are defenseless for god's sake, pick on someone your own size. Oh I don't know I think I have something personal with cats, that's the creature that sets me mad. probably because I used to have a pet cat and it was like my best friend, but he died a couple of years ago. I actually don't like dogs because when I was small dogs used to surround me and chase me and bite me and I feel I now have some phobia for dogs. oops i think I got side-tracked xD Condemn the poor treatment of animals. Eat chicken and cow products! Along those lines: + Show Spoiler + When I was about 14, I lived with my uncle on a ranch/farm. A dog had a litter of puppies with some sort of freak genetic disorder where some of their organs were located outside their bodies. I guess my uncle thought it would be a good idea for me to be the one to put them down. He gave me a bucket and had me go drown the newborn puppies (eyes still closed up from just getting out of the womb) in a canal. I never really gave it too much deliberation because it seemed like the humane thing to do, but I never felt an ounce of distaste or remorse. There is some sort of detachment in me, I believe, where I don't react to the sight of morbidity the same way as normal people do. I've hunted for wild javelina pig using only a knife (a big one) to make the kill (while dogs are fighting the prey). People react to that like I'm some sort of sick person, but I don't understand why they do. (On a side note, wild hog jerky is the BEST jerky) I see people coming home from war with their post-traumatic stress disorder after seeing so much death and the stress of being under fire, and I just can't understand why they don't man up and live normally after that. I know that many educated people have correlated violence to animals with future serial killers, but I just can't see myself ever getting to that point. I'd never harm a person. I've never even gotten into a physical fight with a person. How I am is normal to me, and the rest of you are just too sensitive. | ||
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gibb
Sweden288 Posts
But idk, maybe they should just man up, drown some puppies and do some stone-age hunting for rehab. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
On January 26 2011 14:45 Sl4ktarN wrote: Im a pretty innocent dude but I guees these 2 are mine: Dark: + Show Spoiler + Convinced my girlfriend to have sex even though she said she was too tired, she did not enjoy it and I feel very bad about it even if she turned out to be a complete bitch later on. If you think that is bad, wait till youre married!!!!! Im only engaged and its already happening to me!!! haha | ||
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craz3d
Bulgaria856 Posts
On January 26 2011 09:35 Jerubaal wrote: My first mistake was to read the one line confessions thread. Last Halloween I was out clubbing, etc. and was as drunk as I've ever been. The kind that comes from steady drinking over several hours. Remembering the confession thread, I thought it would be pretty funny if I as I was walking through the crowded club the back of my hand 'accidentally' touched some girls' backsides. I did this about twice. As soon as I sobered up, I remembered that this was incredibly juvenile and never to do anything you read on the internet. I still blush a little thinking about it. I used to do that. Funnily enough a couple times the girl would turn around and start dancing with me. | ||
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Naflgar
Sweden18 Posts
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craz3d
Bulgaria856 Posts
On January 28 2011 00:04 Naflgar wrote: After reading only three pages, TL is forevermore a darker place in my eyes... Hah, everyone has done something stupid and morally wrong in their lives. Reading the posts about people stealing cards from other people reminds me of how I used to ask kids in the lower grades to show me their pokemon cards. Then when they weren't looking I'd steal the good ones  . Of course these days I'm pretty tame compared to when I was a kid. | ||
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Philip2110
Scotland798 Posts
On January 28 2011 00:04 Naflgar wrote: After reading only three pages, TL is forevermore a darker place in my eyes... + Show Spoiler + Dont read them then | ||
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SweeTLemonS[TPR]
11739 Posts
On January 27 2011 23:28 texasjoe1983 wrote: Condemn the poor treatment of animals. Eat chicken and cow products! Along those lines: + Show Spoiler + When I was about 14, I lived with my uncle on a ranch/farm. A dog had a litter of puppies with some sort of freak genetic disorder where some of their organs were located outside their bodies. I guess my uncle thought it would be a good idea for me to be the one to put them down. He gave me a bucket and had me go drown the newborn puppies (eyes still closed up from just getting out of the womb) in a canal. I never really gave it too much deliberation because it seemed like the humane thing to do, but I never felt an ounce of distaste or remorse. There is some sort of detachment in me, I believe, where I don't react to the sight of morbidity the same way as normal people do. I've hunted for wild javelina pig using only a knife (a big one) to make the kill (while dogs are fighting the prey). People react to that like I'm some sort of sick person, but I don't understand why they do. (On a side note, wild hog jerky is the BEST jerky) I see people coming home from war with their post-traumatic stress disorder after seeing so much death and the stress of being under fire, and I just can't understand why they don't man up and live normally after that. I know that many educated people have correlated violence to animals with future serial killers, but I just can't see myself ever getting to that point. I'd never harm a person. I've never even gotten into a physical fight with a person. How I am is normal to me, and the rest of you are just too sensitive. Unwarranted torture of small animals is correlated to the serial killer mentality. Hunting is not, regardless of how ridiculous the method of hunting. | ||
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Rokkysan
United States32 Posts
On January 28 2011 02:20 SweeTLemonS[TPR] wrote: Unwarranted torture of small animals is correlated to the serial killer mentality. Hunting is not, regardless of how ridiculous the method of hunting. The part I bolded seriously leads me to believe you are a serial killer.. | ||
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Infinite Lurker
United States24 Posts
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muse5187
1125 Posts
On January 27 2011 23:28 texasjoe1983 wrote: Condemn the poor treatment of animals. Eat chicken and cow products! Along those lines: + Show Spoiler + When I was about 14, I lived with my uncle on a ranch/farm. A dog had a litter of puppies with some sort of freak genetic disorder where some of their organs were located outside their bodies. I guess my uncle thought it would be a good idea for me to be the one to put them down. He gave me a bucket and had me go drown the newborn puppies (eyes still closed up from just getting out of the womb) in a canal. I never really gave it too much deliberation because it seemed like the humane thing to do, but I never felt an ounce of distaste or remorse. There is some sort of detachment in me, I believe, where I don't react to the sight of morbidity the same way as normal people do. I've hunted for wild javelina pig using only a knife (a big one) to make the kill (while dogs are fighting the prey). People react to that like I'm some sort of sick person, but I don't understand why they do. (On a side note, wild hog jerky is the BEST jerky) I see people coming home from war with their post-traumatic stress disorder after seeing so much death and the stress of being under fire, and I just can't understand why they don't man up and live normally after that. I know that many educated people have correlated violence to animals with future serial killers, but I just can't see myself ever getting to that point. I'd never harm a person. I've never even gotten into a physical fight with a person. How I am is normal to me, and the rest of you are just too sensitive. Shut your fucking mouth you dont know shit about being in a war. You murdered some puppies and think you're a man give me a break child. | ||
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Rasva_Pallo
Finland126 Posts
Life can be so cruel and absurd at the same time, feeding a dog buttered baby moles, wtf? that's so hilarious and sad same time... | ||
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heroyi
United States1064 Posts
On January 27 2011 23:28 texasjoe1983 wrote: Condemn the poor treatment of animals. Eat chicken and cow products! Along those lines: + Show Spoiler + When I was about 14, I lived with my uncle on a ranch/farm. A dog had a litter of puppies with some sort of freak genetic disorder where some of their organs were located outside their bodies. I guess my uncle thought it would be a good idea for me to be the one to put them down. He gave me a bucket and had me go drown the newborn puppies (eyes still closed up from just getting out of the womb) in a canal. I never really gave it too much deliberation because it seemed like the humane thing to do, but I never felt an ounce of distaste or remorse. There is some sort of detachment in me, I believe, where I don't react to the sight of morbidity the same way as normal people do. I've hunted for wild javelina pig using only a knife (a big one) to make the kill (while dogs are fighting the prey). People react to that like I'm some sort of sick person, but I don't understand why they do. (On a side note, wild hog jerky is the BEST jerky) I see people coming home from war with their post-traumatic stress disorder after seeing so much death and the stress of being under fire, and I just can't understand why they don't man up and live normally after that. I know that many educated people have correlated violence to animals with future serial killers, but I just can't see myself ever getting to that point. I'd never harm a person. I've never even gotten into a physical fight with a person. How I am is normal to me, and the rest of you are just too sensitive. I was going to honestly try to explain the problems that you have here...but there are way too many and kinda blatant...so it would be a waste of time. I really do hope you are a troll and just trying to piss people off or something lol. main problem: contradictions/hypocrisy edit: Ok well the reason people think you are sick for hunting the pig part is probably cause you are killing them bare handed. But thats preference I suppose. I guess the idea of bare hand hunting can be seen that you enjoy the thrill of stalking the prey and getting up close (to get some blood on your face?). Probably why people see you as a potential killer. | ||
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Trion
Canada291 Posts
Life can be so cruel and absurd at the same time, feeding a dog buttered baby moles, wtf? that's so hilarious and sad same time... Lol, I'm glad most people found it funny and it was not just me. Makes me want to go buy some hamsters or something then cover them in butter and watctch a dog swallow them. xD | ||
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texasjoe1983
39 Posts
On January 28 2011 06:22 heroyi wrote: I was going to honestly try to explain the problems that you have here...but there are way too many and kinda blatant...so it would be a waste of time. I really do hope you are a troll and just trying to piss people off or something lol. main problem: contradictions/hypocrisy edit: Ok well the reason people think you are sick for hunting the pig part is probably cause you are killing them bare handed. But thats preference I suppose. I guess the idea of bare hand hunting can be seen that you enjoy the thrill of stalking the prey and getting up close (to get some blood on your face?). Probably why people see you as a potential killer. I do enjoy hunting hogs with knives. It is thrilling knowing that the animal is trying to fight you to survive (and yes, I have been gored before in some of my extremities) and then you conquer it and eat it. There is a certain intimacy and respect you gain for the being that provided you with the food. I have had long self-reflecting sessions where I've come to the conclusion that I could be capable of killing a human, given the right context. One obvious reason would be self-defence. Another would be vengeance for appropriate harm done to someone I love (rape/murder), and I would probably enjoy it. I wouldn't harm someone because I disagreed with them politically or religiously, though. The reason I have killed animals and the potential reason I would ever consider killing a human who I thought deserved it are two completely different things. | ||
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texasjoe1983
39 Posts
My friend came back from Iraq with a story about how one of the insurgents used a small child as a human shield while shooting an AK-47 at American soldiers, and he did what he had to do to kill the bad guy. He says he does think about the child frequently, but he's fine with himself on a moral standpoint and considers the child's death on the hands of the insurgent. He did say that the worst part of it was how jittery it was most of the time with little to no sleep. | ||
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Khenra
Netherlands885 Posts
Dark + Show Spoiler + After my parents divorced my mother got together with another man. I used to like him at first but around 12 years of age for some reason I decided to dislike him. We didn't talk and avoided eye contact for 4 years, and in this time my hate for the man grew. You can't imagine how it is to live together with someone you really, really hate. Especially if you can't even explain to yourself why. ..now on to the dark part. I used to have this habit of playing Diablo II until 3 in the morning. I was 15 years old at the time. I wasn't allowed to, of course. One day I came home to find my keyboard taken away, and I raged. Not raged as in "f%*@ this" and go read a book. I raged. I wrecked the house trying to find my keyboard. I felt like I was looking at myself doing all this stuff, instead of actually doing it myself. My mother and her new husband tried to stop me but they ended up with bruises. I really was three times as strong as normal. Eventually my mother had to call the police and I didn't calm down until they arived. It was the outburst of three years of frustration and hate. The ignoring went on for another year or so. At some point I did not see him for 1 month due to vacations, and my feelings of hate numbed down. Somehow it was resolved. | ||
white_horse
1019 Posts
On January 27 2011 23:28 texasjoe1983 wrote: Condemn the poor treatment of animals. Eat chicken and cow products! Along those lines: + Show Spoiler + When I was about 14, I lived with my uncle on a ranch/farm. A dog had a litter of puppies with some sort of freak genetic disorder where some of their organs were located outside their bodies. I guess my uncle thought it would be a good idea for me to be the one to put them down. He gave me a bucket and had me go drown the newborn puppies (eyes still closed up from just getting out of the womb) in a canal. I never really gave it too much deliberation because it seemed like the humane thing to do, but I never felt an ounce of distaste or remorse. There is some sort of detachment in me, I believe, where I don't react to the sight of morbidity the same way as normal people do. I've hunted for wild javelina pig using only a knife (a big one) to make the kill (while dogs are fighting the prey). People react to that like I'm some sort of sick person, but I don't understand why they do. (On a side note, wild hog jerky is the BEST jerky) I see people coming home from war with their post-traumatic stress disorder after seeing so much death and the stress of being under fire, and I just can't understand why they don't man up and live normally after that. I know that many educated people have correlated violence to animals with future serial killers, but I just can't see myself ever getting to that point. I'd never harm a person. I've never even gotten into a physical fight with a person. How I am is normal to me, and the rest of you are just too sensitive. Your telling vets to "man up" for their PTSD? Fuck you, you don't know anything about war and what people have had to go through because of it. I'd like to see you say that to WWII vets or afghan war vets with PTSD and get a mouth full of broken teeth from them. go fucking watch a movie like Rambo 1 or talk to a vet with PTSD before you say something stupid like this. | ||
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Sm3agol
United States2055 Posts
On January 28 2011 06:22 heroyi wrote: I was going to honestly try to explain the problems that you have here...but there are way too many and kinda blatant...so it would be a waste of time. I really do hope you are a troll and just trying to piss people off or something lol. main problem: contradictions/hypocrisy edit: Ok well the reason people think you are sick for hunting the pig part is probably cause you are killing them bare handed. But thats preference I suppose. I guess the idea of bare hand hunting can be seen that you enjoy the thrill of stalking the prey and getting up close (to get some blood on your face?). Probably why people see you as a potential killer. So every human born and raised in a rural environment is a future serial killer? Seriously, society has gotten so pansified. If he liked catching wild hogs, stringing them up from a tree and skinning them alive while masturbating, then we just might have someone with serious issues here. But he's hunting them, killing them with a knife, and EATING them. Pretty sure that's how human's got here in the first place. That being said, I lost all respect for the guy when he basically told all the people with PTSD to just "get over it". FARK you buddy. You have NO idea what it's like. HOWEVER, I will argue that it's our "pansified" life style that creates PTSD to SOME extent. Early humans lived much of their life in fear, not knowing if they'd have enough food for the winter, knowing they could break a bone and be screwed for life, etc., and you can be numbed to it. Living your entire life "sheltered", and the only real fear you experienced was when you were 30 minutes late for curfew, then getting dropped into a war is a major shock to your system. | ||
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