I THINK I JUST REVERSE-GOOGLED MYSELF.
Nov. 13th, 2009 05:30 pmSo, I'm comparing Willy Wonka to Discword's Mr. Teatime, because they're both creepers.
( THIS IS WHAT I FIND. )
THIS FREAKS ME OUT A LITTLE, OKAY?!
( THIS IS WHAT I FIND. )
THIS FREAKS ME OUT A LITTLE, OKAY?!
I have lost my crown
Aug. 30th, 2009 11:02 pmThe internet has managed to shock me.
Shock me. As in, it whipped out something that I'd never even had nightmares about, and I could not look away.
... I don't know who I am, anymore.
In further news, I need to go to bed. I just spent the last two days running around on too much caffeine and loud music.
Shock me. As in, it whipped out something that I'd never even had nightmares about, and I could not look away.
... I don't know who I am, anymore.
In further news, I need to go to bed. I just spent the last two days running around on too much caffeine and loud music.
It is time to share!
May. 14th, 2009 08:08 pmSo, I'm reading Saiyuki Gaiden, which is a prequel to Saiyuki and Saiyuki Reload.
And I find this:

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's the mutherfuckin' KFC dude. IN MY MANGA.
But then I saw this and felt better (
zece, this one's for you):

I SAY WAT.
And I find this:


It's the mutherfuckin' KFC dude. IN MY MANGA.
But then I saw this and felt better (
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I SAY WAT.
What. the hell.
Feb. 9th, 2009 12:59 pmSo, it seems I faint at the sight of blood.
It comes and goes, but I can remember feeling lightheaded and nauseous at the slightest pinprick or even seeing blood in an animated show even when I was very young. It doesn't always happen. I have good days and bad days, none of which seem to have anything to do with if I've eaten or anything like that. But the fact stands that when I see blood, mine or anyone else's, I just cease to function.
For those of you who've read Twilight, yes, its possible for a 17-year-old girl to pass out at the sight of blood. Its not a maturity thing.
Just today I tried to give blood. I ate beforehand and walked to the Bloodmobile. They pricked my finger to check my iron and I nearly hit the floor right then and there. Making my apologies, I exited the vehicle and stumbled (quite literally. it was scary) a few steps before realizing that I just couldn't walk anymore and collapsed on the grass.
I feel fine now, but this experience raises a question in my mind.
How the hell am I gonna be a physical therapist (ie- a medical professional) if I can't handle the sight of blood?
The internet seems to attribute this phenomenon to anxiety, blood sugar, and blood-injury phobia. There's therapy for blood-injury phobia, which I can't afford.
What the hell.
It comes and goes, but I can remember feeling lightheaded and nauseous at the slightest pinprick or even seeing blood in an animated show even when I was very young. It doesn't always happen. I have good days and bad days, none of which seem to have anything to do with if I've eaten or anything like that. But the fact stands that when I see blood, mine or anyone else's, I just cease to function.
For those of you who've read Twilight, yes, its possible for a 17-year-old girl to pass out at the sight of blood. Its not a maturity thing.
Just today I tried to give blood. I ate beforehand and walked to the Bloodmobile. They pricked my finger to check my iron and I nearly hit the floor right then and there. Making my apologies, I exited the vehicle and stumbled (quite literally. it was scary) a few steps before realizing that I just couldn't walk anymore and collapsed on the grass.
I feel fine now, but this experience raises a question in my mind.
How the hell am I gonna be a physical therapist (ie- a medical professional) if I can't handle the sight of blood?
The internet seems to attribute this phenomenon to anxiety, blood sugar, and blood-injury phobia. There's therapy for blood-injury phobia, which I can't afford.
What the hell.