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Viper shtf wrote:The fuck!? KILL IT WITH FIRE!!


SMoAF wrote:You could have your very own Trunk SMoAF. That'd HAVE to have some practical value for you.
[/quote]jackal556 wrote:We were staying over there when we were moving back from DC around Christmas time. As we were lying there asleep, we heard major pounding on the door that goes to the attic. I jump out of bed, grab my flashlight and pistol and move to the door. I determine two theories: a raccoon or a not nice person. Either way, whatever's there will be on the receiving end of .40 calibers of 180 grain Federal Hydrashock traveling at 1050 FPS with expansion of 200%. I opened the door with my finger on the trigger and nothing was there. First time I ever drew down on something that wasn't there.
When I worked at the Carnegie Museums, I had some other experiences as well.



RepoMan73 wrote:I got one. I'm a cop and one afternoon I got dispatched to a 911 call at a large church that backed up to a heavily wooded park. The church was having some outdoor function and they saw people dressed in all black and walking around inside the woods. The people were described as looking goth and the church folk were concerned about what they were doing.
Another officer and I walked into the woods. We could hear voices and some weird scraping noises. We walked into a clearing and saw four or five people hanging from ropes in the trees with HOOKS THROUGH THEIR SKIN. There were other people on the ground using pulleys to raise them higher. The first thing I thought was that we just walked into some crazy cult thing.
After a lot of gun pointing and yelling, we determined that these folks were doing some strange hobby of hanging themselves from hooks. Check out this video at the 2:30 mark: .
It was the spookiest thing to walk up on. I guess it takes all kinds.

Doc Torr wrote:Suspensions are supposed to be one of the highest adrenaline rushes that civilians can get at sea level without going to jail.
George Orwell wrote:Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power.
Visionz wrote:^ HOLY SHIT!!!! that was the funniest and strangest story I have ever had the privilege of reading.
0122358 wrote:so we moved a thread to maintain OPSEC on a fictional vid game so our team doesnt get kill as easily by possible spies...fuckin sweet


RepoMan73 wrote:It was the spookiest thing to walk up on. I guess it takes all kinds.

Rev wrote:RepoMan73 wrote:It was the spookiest thing to walk up on. I guess it takes all kinds.
Never went to a suspension show before?
George Orwell wrote:Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power.
squinty wrote:Rev wrote:RepoMan73 wrote:It was the spookiest thing to walk up on. I guess it takes all kinds.
Never went to a suspension show before?
Didn't shrap or somebody in chat post video from such a show not long ago?
Mr. E. Monkey wrote:Wee drop is NOT a dinosaur with a mind-control hat. Wee drop is NOT a dinosaur with a mind-control hat...
goofygurl wrote:Wee is a fire breathing dragon???


wee drop o' bush wrote:Yeah & she saw the same act in a club.
George Orwell wrote:Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power.
OffWhiteKnight wrote:The hook hanging thing would be pretty weird to walk up on in the middle of the woods, especially when responding to a 911 call, which is supposed to be for emergencies rather than stuff like seeing some goths near a church. That said, gun pointing might be an overreaction to being weirded out.

Rev wrote:OffWhiteKnight wrote:The hook hanging thing would be pretty weird to walk up on in the middle of the woods, especially when responding to a 911 call, which is supposed to be for emergencies rather than stuff like seeing some goths near a church. That said, gun pointing might be an overreaction to being weirded out.
I find a lot of people don't know the right number to use when calling the police. They just default to 911.


squinty wrote:Teeth and feet and a hairy man in a maids outfit:
I met an exotic dancer with two sets of teeth - two rows on top, two on the bottom. She'd never lost a baby tooth, her adult teeth had simply grown in directly in front of her baby teeth. You couldn't tell from a distance, but up close you'd occasionally catch a glimpse. The effect was oddly sharklike, and disconcerting.
I had a friend named Smitty* who went to the club where shark-tooth danced every payday. He was obsessed with one of the other girls who worked there. Smitty's crush was pretty, with green contacts, long red hair, smooth fair skin and a willowy athletic figure. She despised Smitty, and the more he spent on her the more she hated him, and the more disdainful she acted towards him the better he tipped. She always danced in thigh high boots, never the high heeled sandals or pumps favored by most of the other dancers. The boots never came off, and Smitty was determined that he'd someday see her feet - but she was horribly self conscious about them for some reason, and didn't want anyone to look at them. But since they were about the only part of her he hadn't seen, Smitty was determined. He spent months pleading and bribing and cajoling, but she never indulged his request that she take her boots off. Finally he paid a month's rent for her. It was supposed to be a loan, but instead of paying him back, she agreed to unveil her feet. Smitty brought me to the club that night (that's when I met sharkie) and I thought she'd unboot in the VIP room where only Smitty could see, but no - she sat on the edge of the stage and had him help pull them off. No socks, just a pair of perfectly normal woman's feet. Not webbed or buniony or hammer toed or anything, not delicate or foot-model worthy either - not remarkable in any way. No reason to hide them, no good reason to spend thousands of dollars (months of bribery + rent) to look at them. I'll never forget the look of anticipation on his face as he pulled the first boot off, or the look of irritation on hers. Or the huge anticlimax as she finished her set, stuck her sockless feet back in the dang boots, and went to talk to a customer she could actually stand, leaving poor smits sitting bereft at the side of the stage while the DJ made fun of him.
Eventually Smitty got banned from the club for having some kind of altercation with boot girl's fiance'. I don't know the details, but it was the best thing that ever happened to him. He got a little money saved, started drinking less and getting better sleep, and lost the haunted expression I'd been used to seeing on his face. He even found a girlfriend that actually seemed to like him, and they moved in together. The first time I met her, he had just bought her a present and she was proudly wearing it - a new pair of thigh high boots identical to the ones his favorite dancer used to wear. They looked weird in the daylight, outside the club, on a fully clothed woman. They looked like...stripper boots.
The last time I saw Smitty he showed up at my house unannounced in the middle of the afternoon. I was asleep, heard a loud banging on my front door, poked my head out and saw Smitty wearing a girlish looking bathrobe on my front porch. "I need to borrow some clothes," he said, "and I don't want to talk about it. Please."
So, ok, I let him in and found some sweats for him. He took them into the bathroom and on the way in he started to take of the robe and I swear he had on a french maid's outfit. I didn't get a good look at it, didn't really want to, but that's what it looked like, and in context I can't imagine it was anything else. He came out a second later wearing the sweats, with the robe bunched up under his arm, and left without thanking me.
Weirded out by that little scene, and concerned, I went back to the club one more time and asked shark-face if Smitty had been coming in again. She said no, still banned, but she had heard from boot girl that Smitty had started paying boot girl for the privilege of cleaning up her apartment. After awhile that hadn't been humiliating enough for him, so he started wearing a maid's outfit while he cleaned. Boot girl told everyone at the club about it. Then one day he pissed her off and she walked out the door with his clothes, or kicked him out, or something, so he drove to my place because he didn't want to go home in costume to his girlfriend. Who, I imagine, complained bitterly that he never did his share of the housework. Apparently he couldn't confess his fetish to the girl that actually liked him, for fear that she'd be turned off or reject him for it.
*Not his name, of course. Nobody is really named 'Smitty.'
squinty wrote:story
OTTB wrote:"What's that you're wearing?"
"This? Oh, just my rabies hat."
shrapnel wrote:Darling, I would never fondle your sphenoid.
Dr. Cox wrote:People aren't chocolates. Do you know what they are mostly? Bastards. Bastard-coated bastards with bastard fillings.
JamesCannon wrote:Shrapnel, if you were a superhero, you'd be Captain Buzzkill Peener Pain.

shrapnel wrote:squinty wrote:story
That is quite sad, actually. Also funny, but sad.
George Orwell wrote:Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power.
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