EPTOn January 26 2011 12:05 GeneticToss wrote:
Dude mayo on fries is fcking good
Dude mayo on fries is fcking good
Mayo in general is disgusting. Why don't you just put crisco on your fries?
The "Dark Side" Thread - Page 6
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pfods
United States895 Posts
Mayo in general is disgusting. Why don't you just put crisco on your fries? | ||
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eth3n
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On January 26 2011 11:24 GeneticToss wrote: Dark? + Show Spoiler + Back in 2nd grade me and my friend were throwing the ball off the wall and stuff and this guy with no friends comes up and asks if he can play. I told him no and then said if you give me 5 bucks (and 5 bucks was fcking huge in 2nd grade) and the kid got his lunch money and gave it to me. My mom made me give it back though. D: And that is by far the meanest thing I did, cept the usual calling people names stuff. You probably fucked that kid up so badly that day i almost dont want to say rofl oh ya mine darkish - + Show Spoiler + Some girl was giving me serious shit in middle school, and she had bad acne, so I was like, "you know what I'll get on that, but before I do why don't you use some fucking soap in the shower" or something similar feel pretty bad about that | ||
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news
892 Posts
On January 26 2011 11:29 Lexpar wrote: Also News that's pretty fucked up. I remember in early grade school me and most of the guys in my glass would kill worms by cooking them on the metal window borders on really hot days at recess. I still fucking hate worms. Actually I have a bit of a phobia of them now, and get really freaked out and upset when a worm gets close to me or on my person. Guess they got the last laugh. i think it's just curiosity. Leave kids alone and that's what they would do. Speaking of insects, we used to wrap a plastic bag around a stick and put it on fire, then pour that dripping melt on some ant hive and watch them panic. Also we used to catch grasshoppers and dragonflies and hold them close to each other so that they simultaneously chew their heads off anyone stuck straws into bugs and watch them fly? Cut frogs open with a piece of glass? Okay here's another disgusting thing that I did - find some mating may bugs and cut them apart with a pair of scissors wow, i keep remembering more and more as i go | ||
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BRO101
Australia24 Posts
AND IT SCARYS THE SHIT OUT OF ME BUT I CANT HELP IT. | ||
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Spiegel
Australia79 Posts
Dark + Show Spoiler + I used to date this girl, she was Asian and had extremely wealthy parents (inexplicably infatuated with me). She would buy me things and I used her for sex and then when I wanted to leave the city I just did without thinking about her at all. I must have given her a lot of trust issues. D: darker + Show Spoiler + When I was around 14 I used to physically (violence) and verbally abuse my 8 year old brother because I thought my mother loved him more. I stopped after his jaw started bleeding : ( I like to think I've grown up since then but shit like this still haunts me. | ||
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ryanAnger
United States838 Posts
Needless to say, there are things that I have done that none of you would ever imagine doing, and I've been victim to events that only fit in the darkest of psychological thrillers. | ||
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stfn
United States53 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:29 ryanAnger wrote: Studies suggest that one in four people is a sociopath, although the degree of severity varies in everyone. For me, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being serial killer, I'm close to a 7, and that's based on some tests, etc. that my mental health provider has run. Needless to say, there are things that I have done that none of you would ever imagine doing, and I've been victim to events that only fit in the darkest of psychological thrillers. I, for one, am intrigued. | ||
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Kinetik_Inferno
United States1431 Posts
On January 26 2011 12:19 news wrote: i think it's just curiosity. Leave kids alone and that's what they would do. Speaking of insects, we used to wrap a plastic bag around a stick and put it on fire, then pour that dripping melt on some ant hive and watch them panic. Also we used to catch grasshoppers and dragonflies and hold them close to each other so that they simultaneously chew their heads off anyone stuck straws into bugs and watch them fly? Cut frogs open with a piece of glass? Okay here's another disgusting thing that I did - find some mating may bugs and cut them apart with a pair of scissors wow, i keep remembering more and more as i go Shit dude... Alright look, peace treaty, you must have been pretty goddamn fucked up to do anything to any animal with a decently developed brain. ants i understand. Flies yes. worms yes. Cats? Frogs? Dogs? Dude, something must be wrong with you if you just cut open, torture, slaughter, burn, defile, etc. to any animal that would love you unquestionally, if it didn't know what you would do to it. Tldr, somethings wrong with you. Child hood curiosity is a terrible excuse. | ||
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ryanAnger
United States838 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:33 Alekh47 wrote: Shit dude... Alright look, peace treaty, you must have been pretty goddamn fucked up to do anything to any animal with a decently developed brain. ants i understand. Flies yes. worms yes. Cats? Frogs? Dogs? Dude, something must be wrong with you if you just cut open, torture, slaughter, burn, defile, etc. to any animal that would love you unquestionally, if it didn't know what you would do to it. Tldr, somethings wrong with you. Child hood curiosity is a terrible excuse. It could just be a cultural thing. And the fact that he acknowledges that these are "dark" acts, suggests that he knows there something different about his brain than others. And saying that there is something inherently wrong with him because of these things is purely opinion, and completely subjective. Also, to the person who was intrigued by my previous post. I'm writing a novel, and will market it as fiction, although entirely true (differing names of course). Depending on the success of the novel, you might someday know without knowing it. | ||
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stfn
United States53 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:44 ryanAnger wrote: It could just be a cultural thing. And the fact that he acknowledges that these are "dark" acts, suggests that he knows there something different about his brain than others. And saying that there is something inherently wrong with him because of these things is purely opinion, and completely subjective. Also, to the person who was intrigued by my previous post. I'm writing a novel, and will market it as fiction, although entirely true (differing names of course). Depending on the success of the novel, you might someday know without knowing it. Doubt it, I don't read fiction psychological thriller novels. Why not market it as a non-fiction? It would seem more profitable. | ||
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gongryong
Korea (South)1430 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:29 ryanAnger wrote: Studies suggest that one in four people is a sociopath, although the degree of severity varies in everyone. For me, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being serial killer, I'm close to a 7, and that's based on some tests, etc. that my mental health provider has run. Needless to say, there are things that I have done that none of you would ever imagine doing, and I've been victim to events that only fit in the darkest of psychological thrillers. this is your best chance to tell it. no judgment. no punishment. TL loves you for the way you are :p | ||
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ryanAnger
United States838 Posts
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pfods
United States895 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:29 ryanAnger wrote: Studies suggest that one in four people is a sociopath, although the degree of severity varies in everyone. For me, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being serial killer, I'm close to a 7, and that's based on some tests, etc. that my mental health provider has run. Needless to say, there are things that I have done that none of you would ever imagine doing, and I've been victim to events that only fit in the darkest of psychological thrillers. Then post them. No one cares if you just post "I AM THE BATMAN BUT I WON'T SHOW YOU MY CAVE" | ||
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Lexpar
1813 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:33 Alekh47 wrote: Shit dude... Alright look, peace treaty, you must have been pretty goddamn fucked up to do anything to any animal with a decently developed brain. ants i understand. Flies yes. worms yes. Cats? Frogs? Dogs? Dude, something must be wrong with you if you just cut open, torture, slaughter, burn, defile, etc. to any animal that would love you unquestionally, if it didn't know what you would do to it. Tldr, somethings wrong with you. Child hood curiosity is a terrible excuse. As gross as we all think it is now, I think it's really normal for boys to do that sort of thing. It's just interesting to little kids. I remember some kids who used to put firecrackers in the mouths of frogs. I thought it was sadistic even then, but I do see why they are interested. I never went past worms personally. An now I'm a vegetarian. -_- | ||
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Kinetik_Inferno
United States1431 Posts
and here's what I did to him PITS OF HELL + Show Spoiler + I stole a copy of his report card, three days before they were released, and copied it. the day before they were released, an employee "accidentally"left it lying around. the entire school knew that this kid had a report card with nothing higher than a C, and a big fat "summer school recommended box, checked" He went home crying that day, and he dropped out of school. | ||
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404.Delirium
United States1190 Posts
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pfods
United States895 Posts
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news
892 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:33 Alekh47 wrote: Shit dude... Alright look, peace treaty, you must have been pretty goddamn fucked up to do anything to any animal with a decently developed brain. ants i understand. Flies yes. worms yes. Cats? Frogs? Dogs? Dude, something must be wrong with you if you just cut open, torture, slaughter, burn, defile, etc. to any animal that would love you unquestionally, if it didn't know what you would do to it. Tldr, somethings wrong with you. Child hood curiosity is a terrible excuse. I personally did not torture any animal you've mentioned, not counting insects/frogs. I did throw stones and shot slings at cats when I was a kid, nothing else. I love dogs to this day and I actually owned one for 14 years. Also things I did as a part of a group were obviously more severe, like cutting a frog open to see what's inside while it was still alive. Herd mentality gets nasty when you're 9 years old myself I had most fun playing with ants, spent countless hours bringing insects to the hive and sicking different kinds of ant onto each other. I loved being outside (actually even concentrated on studying biology upon growing up). Maybe these things seem sick to you because you weren't exposed to anything like this? I grew up during the collapse of USSR in one of the former republics, kids were always playing outside without parents watching over | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
On January 26 2011 13:29 ryanAnger wrote: Studies suggest that one in four people is a sociopath, although the degree of severity varies in everyone. For me, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being serial killer, I'm close to a 7, and that's based on some tests, etc. that my mental health provider has run. Needless to say, there are things that I have done that none of you would ever imagine doing, and I've been victim to events that only fit in the darkest of psychological thrillers. Obviously it's Dexter Morgan. | ||
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Kinetik_Inferno
United States1431 Posts
On January 26 2011 14:04 news wrote: I personally did not torture any animal you've mentioned, not counting insects/frogs. I did throw stones and shot slings at cats when I was a kid, nothing else. I love dogs to this day and I actually owned one for 14 years. Also things I did as a part of a group were obviously more severe, like cutting a frog open to see what's inside while it was still alive. Herd mentality gets nasty when you're 9 years old myself I had most fun playing with ants, spent countless hours bringing insects to the hive and sicking different kinds of ant onto each other. I actually loved being outside (actually even concentrated on studying biology upon growing up). Maybe these things seem sick to you because you weren't exposed to anything like this? I grew up during the collapse of USSR in one of the former republics, kids were always playing outside without parents watching over I think that its a matter of comparison. you grew up, What, 10, 20 years before me? there would be some differential. I had very intrusive parents who would simply never let me do any of the stuff you did, and without textbooks, you would never have any of the perspective on what the inside of a frog looks like. I guess I'm just one of the weak hearted folks. I can't stand animal cruelty because I grew up with a single animal being my closest friend, and then when I hear stories of some sicko cutting them open for no reason, it disgusts me ever so much. | ||
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