[Oscar99]

Can guarantee an innocent bystander was killed by the sheer velocity of those flip flops

[b1gpoppa]

Somebody grab a packet of corn chips - there's fresh salsa on them there tracks !

[DaBigNob]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

OMG!

I cry, literally sob my heart out if I see an animal hurt in any way. However, watching a 'person' getting beat up/killed does not affect me as much.

That's my sad reality. And I'm facing it.

Stay here long enough and you won't feel a thing, regardless of how gruesome or "evil" the thing may be. It all becomes one big joke. Life, that is.

[genericname79]

Now I'm thinking about the logistics of getting that body out... Yank the legs and hope some of it pops out? Pull the train all the way out of the station? Hmmm...

[Rose25]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

OMG!

That was not what I was expecting. It was a super fast death. He didn't feel a single thing. I think the courage leading up to it was the most painful period of time... but SO QUICK... and no visible 'blood cloud/mist.'

So young though. Sometimes it depresses me watching these.

The other night I watched a few before bedtime and I couldn't sleep. I was awake until 4am. Listening to YouTube 'rainfall sleep meditation stories.' I eventually fell asleep surrounded by numerous pillows, too dogs and a knife in my bedside drawer.

It sometimes makes me feel really scared. Really down.

My sister recently said that "You can't 'unsee' what you've 'seen'. It's in your head forever, and once it's there, there is NOTHING you can do to erase it. It is there forever, and it will haunt you forever."

I am tending to now watch the other 'topics' on the site. WOW... I am impressed. There are a load of very interesting documentaries and historical facts..etc. The '911 calls, and interesting facts, etc, etc'

But, I'm still drawn to these vids. What's happened today... What and why does it fascinate me?

'Pathology' is my subject of interest, and my profession, so this does have it's educational advantages, but it's the 'other aspects' that really get to me psychologically.

It's so fucking sad.

It's so fucking scary when you come across anger and the EVIL that it brings, in its raw human form.

It's coming to realise how 'putrid' our own 'human tribe,' is.....and how we literally kill and fuck up everything and everyone, and every God damn thing around us.

Humans are a 'cancer' eating away at our planet 'Earth.'

I cry, literally sob my heart out if I see an animal hurt in any way. However, watching a 'person' getting beat up/killed does not affect me as much.

That's my sad reality. And I'm facing it.

I’m exactly the same, animals is a no no, and babies but I think it’s because they’re innocent. Animals don’t know right from wrong in anyway, they don’t know what evil is and they’re just pure. I’d easily chose to watch a person killed/beaten over an animal. Also some of the vids do stuck in your mind and there’s nothing you can do about it, it’s sad but so interesting at the same time then afterwards your like what the fuck. I guess after awhile depending on what it is you get immune to it.

[superhamster]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

OMG!

That was not what I was expecting. It was a super fast death. He didn't feel a single thing. I think the courage leading up to it was the most painful period of time... but SO QUICK... and no visible 'blood cloud/mist.'

So young though. Sometimes it depresses me watching these.

The other night I watched a few before bedtime and I couldn't sleep. I was awake until 4am. Listening to YouTube 'rainfall sleep meditation stories.' I eventually fell asleep surrounded by numerous pillows, too dogs and a knife in my bedside drawer.

It sometimes makes me feel really scared. Really down.

My sister recently said that "You can't 'unsee' what you've 'seen'. It's in your head forever, and once it's there, there is NOTHING you can do to erase it. It is there forever, and it will haunt you forever."

I am tending to now watch the other 'topics' on the site. WOW... I am impressed. There are a load of very interesting documentaries and historical facts..etc. The '911 calls, and interesting facts, etc, etc'

But, I'm still drawn to these vids. What's happened today... What and why does it fascinate me?

'Pathology' is my subject of interest, and my profession, so this does have it's educational advantages, but it's the 'other aspects' that really get to me psychologically.

It's so fucking sad.

It's so fucking scary when you come across anger and the EVIL that it brings, in its raw human form.

It's coming to realise how 'putrid' our own 'human tribe,' is.....and how we literally kill and fuck up everything and everyone, and every God damn thing around us.

Humans are a 'cancer' eating away at our planet 'Earth.'

I cry, literally sob my heart out if I see an animal hurt in any way. However, watching a 'person' getting beat up/killed does not affect me as much.

That's my sad reality. And I'm facing it.

RUTHIE7, you may need to get laid. I say that in a non-drunken-frat-boy way, and more of a platonic-friend-who-wants-to-be-more-than-a-friend-and-you-already-made-out-with-him-once-when-you-were-really-high kind of way.

So hopefully soon you can make the sign of the eight-legged, two-backed wolverine attack beast of love with someone you trust, or at least someone who looks good in a gold-lamé speedo and elf shoes.

[KidGloves]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

OMG!

That was not what I was expecting. It was a super fast death. He didn't feel a single thing. I think the courage leading up to it was the most painful period of time... but SO QUICK... and no visible 'blood cloud/mist.'

So young though. Sometimes it depresses me watching these.

The other night I watched a few before bedtime and I couldn't sleep. I was awake until 4am. Listening to YouTube 'rainfall sleep meditation stories.' I eventually fell asleep surrounded by numerous pillows, too dogs and a knife in my bedside drawer.

It sometimes makes me feel really scared. Really down.

My sister recently said that "You can't 'unsee' what you've 'seen'. It's in your head forever, and once it's there, there is NOTHING you can do to erase it. It is there forever, and it will haunt you forever."

I am tending to now watch the other 'topics' on the site. WOW... I am impressed. There are a load of very interesting documentaries and historical facts..etc. The '911 calls, and interesting facts, etc, etc'

But, I'm still drawn to these vids. What's happened today... What and why does it fascinate me?

'Pathology' is my subject of interest, and my profession, so this does have it's educational advantages, but it's the 'other aspects' that really get to me psychologically.

It's so fucking sad.

It's so fucking scary when you come across anger and the EVIL that it brings, in its raw human form.

It's coming to realise how 'putrid' our own 'human tribe,' is.....and how we literally kill and fuck up everything and everyone, and every God damn thing around us.

Humans are a 'cancer' eating away at our planet 'Earth.'

I cry, literally sob my heart out if I see an animal hurt in any way. However, watching a 'person' getting beat up/killed does not affect me as much.

That's my sad reality. And I'm facing it.

You're sick. Only some humans are fucked up, anyways sounds like you're an eco fascist

[Pink_spyder]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

OMG!

That was not what I was expecting. It was a super fast death. He didn't feel a single thing. I think the courage leading up to it was the most painful period of time... but SO QUICK... and no visible 'blood cloud/mist.'

So young though. Sometimes it depresses me watching these.

The other night I watched a few before bedtime and I couldn't sleep. I was awake until 4am. Listening to YouTube 'rainfall sleep meditation stories.' I eventually fell asleep surrounded by numerous pillows, too dogs and a knife in my bedside drawer.

It sometimes makes me feel really scared. Really down.

My sister recently said that "You can't 'unsee' what you've 'seen'. It's in your head forever, and once it's there, there is NOTHING you can do to erase it. It is there forever, and it will haunt you forever."

I am tending to now watch the other 'topics' on the site. WOW... I am impressed. There are a load of very interesting documentaries and historical facts..etc. The '911 calls, and interesting facts, etc, etc'

But, I'm still drawn to these vids. What's happened today... What and why does it fascinate me?

'Pathology' is my subject of interest, and my profession, so this does have it's educational advantages, but it's the 'other aspects' that really get to me psychologically.

It's so fucking sad.

It's so fucking scary when you come across anger and the EVIL that it brings, in its raw human form.

It's coming to realise how 'putrid' our own 'human tribe,' is.....and how we literally kill and fuck up everything and everyone, and every God damn thing around us.

Humans are a 'cancer' eating away at our planet 'Earth.'

I cry, literally sob my heart out if I see an animal hurt in any way. However, watching a 'person' getting beat up/killed does not affect me as much.

That's my sad reality. And I'm facing it.

Been hanging out in the Water Cooler, eh?

[TheIckyMan]

Once my subway (tube) commute home from school was delayed 30-60 minutes because someone threw themselves on the tracks. I understand being suicidal can make you a nihilist, but come on, don't be an asshole. People work long hours, they just want to get wherever they're going, perhaps they're on their way to catch a show, and you come along and fuck that up for hundreds of us.

[Stevieaitch]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

OMG!

That was not what I was expecting. It was a super fast death. He didn't feel a single thing. I think the courage leading up to it was the most painful period of time... but SO QUICK... and no visible 'blood cloud/mist.'

So young though. Sometimes it depresses me watching these.

The other night I watched a few before bedtime and I couldn't sleep. I was awake until 4am. Listening to YouTube 'rainfall sleep meditation stories.' I eventually fell asleep surrounded by numerous pillows, too dogs and a knife in my bedside drawer.

It sometimes makes me feel really scared. Really down.

My sister recently said that "You can't 'unsee' what you've 'seen'. It's in your head forever, and once it's there, there is NOTHING you can do to erase it. It is there forever, and it will haunt you forever."

I am tending to now watch the other 'topics' on the site. WOW... I am impressed. There are a load of very interesting documentaries and historical facts..etc. The '911 calls, and interesting facts, etc, etc'

But, I'm still drawn to these vids. What's happened today... What and why does it fascinate me?

'Pathology' is my subject of interest, and my profession, so this does have it's educational advantages, but it's the 'other aspects' that really get to me psychologically.

It's so fucking sad.

It's so fucking scary when you come across anger and the EVIL that it brings, in its raw human form.

It's coming to realise how 'putrid' our own 'human tribe,' is.....and how we literally kill and fuck up everything and everyone, and every God damn thing around us.

Humans are a 'cancer' eating away at our planet 'Earth.'

I cry, literally sob my heart out if I see an animal hurt in any way. However, watching a 'person' getting beat up/killed does not affect me as much.

That's my sad reality. And I'm facing it.

Youre cool