Post a random fact about yourself.

[Xandrya]

I was "hypnotized" once but I mean, I was awake and aware the whole time, I was simply playing along.

[Sugar and Spite]

I tried to get access to an old email of mine for three hours last night. I tried password recoveries, and google said that it couldn't prove that the account was mine. Said account's back up email was my school email, which is now deleted. So, in short, I can't get back into the email that I wanted.

The reason for wanting back into that email? I wanted to read some messages between me and an old friend. Said messages used to help me calm down, and I've been thinking about said friend a lot.

I also messaged said friend on Facebook last night. I didn't get a response.

Kinda sucks when the one person you want to talk to doesn't want anything to do with you anymore.

[Winter Star12]

I find myself writing about characters who go insane a lot and I genuinely don't know why.

[Gunther]

I saw the movie, "Scarface" in a movie theater in Colorado Springs Colorado in 1983. "My name is Antonio Montana."

[Vampiretwilight]

one of my favorite movies is the princess bride. I know the movie is a little older than I am, but I still enjoy it.

[Gunther]

@Vampiretwilight

[Vampiretwilight]

@Guntherseeing that actually made me smile. lol

[Gunther]

seeing that actually made me smile. lol

@Vampiretwilight

"Have fun storming the Castle!"

[Vampiretwilight]

@Gunther
I had actually rolled my eyes at that part, especially when he said 'it will take a miracle' after that. lol

[The Harbinger of Ferocity]

For a period of time in my life, it was unlawful to be hypnotized.

[Prinz]

I used to sleepwalk when I was younger, and the creepy part was that I was fully capable of unlocking, opening, and closing a door, before walking down a flight of stairs and looting the kitchen in the middle of the night.
I'd also lock the door on my way back up, so I had no clue I was doing it until I was told about it.

Oh, and sometimes I'll sit up while asleep, look at people, have a short conversation, then go back to sleep.
One of the times that always gets brought up is once when I did that and my mother was like "Kuro, you're asleep" and my response was apparently a genuinely surprised look on my face, followed by an "Oh, okay then" before laying back down and resuming my snoozin'.

I woke up the next morning to my mother laughing her ass off about it. It was great.

[The Valusian]

I aspire to be a positive influence in what small ways that I find myself able to be.

[Obscene Symphony]

I used to sleepwalk when I was younger, and the creepy part was that I was fully capable of unlocking, opening, and closing a door, before walking down a flight of stairs and looting the kitchen in the middle of the night.
I'd also lock the door on my way back up, so I had no clue I was doing it until I was told about it.

Oh, and sometimes I'll sit up while asleep, look at people, have a short conversation, then go back to sleep.
One of the times that always gets brought up is once when I did that and my mother was like "Kuro, you're asleep" and my response was apparently a genuinely surprised look on my face, followed by an "Oh, okay then" before laying back down and resuming my snoozin'.

I woke up the next morning to my mother laughing her ass off about it. It was great.

@Kuroakuma

I used to sleepwalk as a child, but only when I felt guilty about something. I would get up and search the house for my parents, and if I found them I'd have a nonsensical conversation. Sometimes I'd just sit in the dark in the kitchen or something. Apparently a restless conscience made my body restless, and it's the #1 reason I pretty much never lied to my parents XD

People do crazy shit while they sleepwalk. I learned about a court case where a dude drove to his in-laws' house and murdered them both while sleepwalking. Apparently after they were dead he woke up, freaked the fuck out (as one would do if they discovered they just killed people in their sleep) and promptly went to the police station to turn himself in. Crazy eh?

[Xandrya]

I was driving to my boyfriend's house yesterday night and someone started flashing their lights behind me after I left the gas station. I kid you not I thought I was being targeted and I was going to get killed in a gang initiation or something, but it turns out this guy who was around my age just wanted to inform me my headlights were off once he pulled up next to me.

I felt dumb after the fact. I'm not sure if I'm a bit too careful or if I need to stop watching violent movies.

[Vampiretwilight]

i used to be a sleep talker. i'm not sure if i still do it or not anymore.

[Gunther]

I was driving to my boyfriend's house yesterday night and someone started flashing their lights behind me after I left the gas station. I kid you not I thought I was being targeted and I was going to get killed in a gang initiation or something, but it turns out this guy who was around my age just wanted to inform me my headlights were off once he pulled up next to me.

@Xandrya

About 30 years ago, some young people; probably members of an inner city gang would drive around in the hours of darkness with their headlights off. If someone flashed their headlights at them, they would turn around and chase the person down. When the victim stopped, five or six would get out of their car and beat the snot out of person who flashed their headlights at them.

[Vampiretwilight]

i was afraid to go to a wawa for a while after i heard about what happened to someone once in a wawa parking lot. They had a knock on their window, they rolled it down....let's just say they should have driven away.

[Xandrya]

@Gunther

That's what my mind automatically assumed, its own version any way.

@Vampiretwilight

That's unfortunate. Wawa sells really good sandwiches, or so I've heard.

[Vampiretwilight]

@Xandrya
I'm not afraid anymore. i felt brave enough to go again a couple years later. my dad was with me but still, point was i started going to a wawa again. I've been over that fear for a long while now. :)

[The Harbinger of Ferocity]

In life I have come to discover that the more time I invest in the learning of a person's mannerisms, the more their psychology is opened up before me. They are simultaneously alarmed and disarmed by my observations, as though so using people is more foreign than it should be. I am no fool, I know more than I let on or share, keeper of secrets that I am. People are no different in the sense that they too can be studied.