Truth or Dare?

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How do you feel about your dare?

Truth or dare?

Please remember to ask. I will not give them out to people who do not ask in turn from now on.

 

That is rather a vague question. Do you mean like, phobias such as a fear of spiders, or a fear of water? Because if so, I have a slight fear of spiders and a strong fear of water. If you meant something a little more creepy/horror, then I would say silhouettes, and mouths that open too far. And if you just mean general ticks, I don't like going up staircases if I know for a fact that the floor I'm leaving is empty and all the lights are off. I can never shake the feeling that there's someone or something still hiding in the dark, and as I walk up the staircase I always feel like if I turn around I'll see a face watching me from the bottom of the stairs. Though, this mainly happens in the same building, on the same staircase, leaving the same floor. And this specific building has had it's share of "sightings," all from different people, some of them with no prior knowledge of the shadow that stands in the window. And while I've never seen the shadow, I once heard a very angry scream coming from the basement, which is, coincidentally, the very floor I hate to leave when I know it's completely empty. So there, now you know some of the things I am "afraid" of.

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Thing (other than activity) you miss most about pre-2013 KHV?

Truth.

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If you were in charge of making a movie out of a Disney Park ride, which would it be and who would direct it?

I'm going to count that as movies released in 2013. It's kind of a tie (I know that's a cop out) between Frozen and Dallas Buyers Club, and both for the same reason. When I first saw Frozen in the theater, I saw it about a girl who had special needs, and how society can sometimes see (and deal with) special needs people. As someone who grew up with medical issues, I strongly identified with that. Dallas Buyers Club goes with that too, as most of the characters have AIDS. Great emotional performances and a strong story.

But I guess I like them so much is because they were about characters who didn't let their dysfucrtions define them. Yes, they did become depressed but they got over it, they became more, and, pardon the pun, they let it go. They didn't keep that victim mentality. It's much more than I can say for a certain book turned movie where the lead is just playing victim the entire time...

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I have never been to any sort of Disney theme park. I have no idea.

I suppose The Tower of Terror. I would direct it in the surreal style of the original Twilight Zone.

Truth.

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I'm pretty sure that there's already a movie on that one.

I'm not sure if you mean me, but if you want another truth: what are three things you've been wanting to buy for some time now.

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A new battery for my laptop.

How did you feel about meeting me on Enix Origin?

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I...I've never even heard of that. I think you may have me confused with another person.

 

i found it less satisfying than originally intended. i should have gone with 100 posts like i orginally planned.

i think you are probably mistaking tummer for HoT because he is on EnOr.

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... Yep. Thought you were Ventus108.

New truth. What is your most embarrassing childhood memory (-10 years old)?[DOUBLEPOST=1402194640][/DOUBLEPOST]@SPACESHIP

 

I vaguely remember a trip to Disneyland when I was 4 or 5. I had to use the bathroom really bad, but my parents wouldn't stop for us to find one. So, my young and well undeveloped brain decided to just piss in front of Sleeping Beauty's Castle.

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What are the three pieces of fiction (novel, movie, folk tale, etc.) that you dislike the most and why?

 

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do you mean medium or work?

 

Work .