it depends, if i ever come into large sums of money ill probably have to find people like you and place them on every front lawn in a small town. the creepiness would exceed all nominal levels!SnootyEnglishman said:are you willing to pay?theklng said:are you for hire?SnootyEnglishman said:I've yet to receive many but i have given a few in my time. Most of them involve me standing outside their house and staring into their window until they break.
That threat is better when it is out of contexttharglet said:Post 111 reminded me of the times I've threatened my husband with peanut butter.
He really hates the smell - does make for a tasty and effective deterrent.
Psychological torture. My favorite. Its only weakness is it doesn't work if they know what you are doing and it takes a while.SnootyEnglishman said:are you willing to pay?theklng said:are you for hire?SnootyEnglishman said:I've yet to receive many but i have given a few in my time. Most of them involve me standing outside their house and staring into their window until they break.
ahh yes my specialty. . . although I don't really use it as a threat except against this one guy at school that freaks if I hold a creepy smile on my face and don't blink. . . just staring at him, he often leaves the roomcrudus said:Psychological torture. My favorite. Its only weakness is it doesn't work if they know what you are doing and it takes a while.SnootyEnglishman said:are you willing to pay?theklng said:are you for hire?SnootyEnglishman said:I've yet to receive many but i have given a few in my time. Most of them involve me standing outside their house and staring into their window until they break.
I like it. I already say threats in a friendly manner. It makes you seem much more serious. I am using this next time I need to threaten someone. Take note people, the best threats are the ones that don't involve death.Sterling|D-Reaver said:"I WILL replace your testicles with burning coals. . ."