I can't watch anything that's even remotely startling/scary/spooky. I do like to watch reruns of Full House late at night though?
I'm in a lynch mob? I had no idea. This is really worrying; I really don't have time for another extra-curricular activity.
as I had a lot of Madame Alexander dolls.
Get a sense of humor, Susan B. Anthony!
I'm going to cut a female dog. With a knife with a brown handle, natch.
Don't judge me. You've not had my life.
Quote from: mbw on February 10, 2009, 12:22:21 AMas I had a lot of Madame Alexander dolls.Ooh, I totally did, too!::high fives::My brother got to watch all kinds of super-scary R-rated stuff at his dad's house, and then he would come back and do dramatic retellings for me. I found those scary enough without even watching the stuff.Also, the movie for Roald Dahl's Witches was my Big Scary for probably three or four years. For some reason it just REALLY GOT TO ME. ::shivers::
Roald Dahl is amazing as a kid.Then you reread those books as an adult and you can't believe they let children read his books.
Quote from: The Remains of Tom Lehrer on February 10, 2009, 12:33:54 AMRoald Dahl is amazing as a kid.Then you reread those books as an adult and you can't believe they let children read his books.Totally
Many of my irrational fears can be tied to an unfortunate viewing of the movie "It" when I was eight.
::clutches doll with matching outfit::
::flippers Sax on ass just for the hell of it::
i'm not gonna judge, i just think you are a f-ing weirdo
Quote from: lackofabetteridea on February 10, 2009, 12:28:52 AMMany of my irrational fears can be tied to an unfortunate viewing of the movie "It" when I was eight. And mine "The Shining."If we're being honest, nightly local news also scared me with great frequency.