Those "Dude, I'm fucked up" moments

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TrulyBritish

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rutger5000 said:
gmaverick019 said:
not gonna lie, i lol'd when I read that, so i'm right there with you.

hell I might be worse, I laugh at the most fucked up shit, I'm one of those people where you say someone was electrocuted in *insert horrific way here* and i'm bound to start cracking up, I actually had a teacher call me out on it in class one time, I felt horrible but I couldn't help but laugh at it.

occasionally a deep dark thought will pop into my head, usually it's my brain trying to troll me by thinking of fucked up things so i get a sour face trying to get the thoughts out of my head.

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this is one of the video's I cried laughing at the first time I saw it.


it didn't help my friend kind of did some asian commentary for it, but man I had to wipe some tears away.
I'm not religious, but damm!! God must really hate that guy.
Or, you know, it could be fake :p
OT: Err, I always get told i have a sick sense of humour, but I've never really considered it that bad. I suppose I do have a somewhat unnerving calmness about death though. When I heard my granddad died I wasn't exactly on the verge of tears. But then, I never was close to him.
 

ShipofFools

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It's kind of hard to talk about this, this is the first time actually, but a while back I was experimenting with hallucinogenics, and I think my brain got screwed up a bit. I was having these psychotic thoughts that I was some kind of shaman learning about the secret universe. I saw signs everywhere!

The last trip cured all that, though.
So don't do drugs, but when you do, do enough drugs.
 

Dirge Eterna

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cpukill said:
Want to know what goes through your head at that point? How much of a ***** the paperwork is going to be. That's about it. No disgust, no horror, just bitching about paperwork.
Dude you have a severe amount of mental fortitude. I had the luck of visiting a Prison and not as an inmate luckily. First time I was in the Air Force and I was a cop at a base in Wichita Ks. So a lot of prisoners going to Ft. Leavenworth passed through on the way. We had a convicted child molester (his own kids btw) and wife beater in our cells on base. He was under suicide watch the whole time so we had to check on him every 5 minutes or sit in the cell area watching him. Only thing we cared about was getting in trouble if he killed himself and having to do the paperwork on it. I had to ride along to the prison with this scum ball and listen to him cry and whine the whole drive. Took him to the USDB and as they were processing him in and relieving us of him we were talking to the guards there. They were taking bets on how long he would last, found out later it was 4 days till he was killed.
 

Wickatricka

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I use to kill ants for fun that's about it lol. Of course my sense of humor is really fucked up with no boundaries. Been trying to keep it low on here don't wanna get banned.
 

Oly J

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Mr Companion said:
Oly J said:
Well, I must have had loads of those as I think I'm pretty fucked up on a regular basis, but no isolated incident immediately springs to mind, I suppose the biggest cause of concern for me is that I've never once cried over a death, no matter how close the deceased was to me, or how sudden the death, I've never shed a tear over it, and my grandmother, to whom I was particularly close, died extremely suddenly, and I was the only one not crying, I certainly felt like crying, but the tears wouldn't come
My granddad died and I felt not a thing, before that my most beloved cat died, ran over by a car he died mewling in a cotton shawl in my mothers arms, he died right in front of me and I didn't feel a thing. A couple of days later the cats mother had to be put down, I saw mum take her away, didn't care. Before that my pet rabbit died I did not cry or care. When my mother tried to commit suicide I cried for a minute or two, it had just happened and was terrifying and shocking but then I never felt sad about it after. I don't feel any kind of sadness when recalling it, even though she was half mad and schizophrenic at the time and was still dripping wet from trying to drown herself.

Its perfectly natural to not cry, hell at least you WANTED to cry, this forum has made me realize what a horrifying monster I am! Its a good thing somehow my sociopathy has escaped notice which is both baffling and fantastic.
well when I say I wanted to cry, it might be more accurate to say I felt like I should be crying, I honestly can't remember how I felt, having said that, I've been in floods of tears when friends of mine left school/college, I think death when it happens doesn't seem real to me most times, at least until it's been a while and by then I'm too used to the situation to cry anyway, it might have something to do with being in front of people I'm not sure, but I often worry I may be something of a sociopath...well maybe worry is the wrong word, whether I am or not doesn't bother me particularly, if I am I can't change it so why worry?