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Held in the dark while their entire substance slowly erodes away until they cease to exist?
I could describe it4 -
Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »
Held in the dark while their entire substance slowly erodes away until they cease to exist?
I could describe it
I was going to add "but I don't care" but that seems cruel now
And furthermore, if lollipops moan, what sound do dying Jolly Ranchers make?
I'm imagining a low guttural cry?2 -
Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »
Held in the dark while their entire substance slowly erodes away until they cease to exist?
I could describe it
one time i bit down on a jolly rancher and it glued my teeth together and i cried, maybe it was fighting back4 -
Just found out I'm not gonna be homeless. Came to an agreement w/ ol' boy selling this place. Woot woot!
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sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »
Held in the dark while their entire substance slowly erodes away until they cease to exist?
I could describe it
one time i bit down on a jolly rancher and it glued my teeth together and i cried, maybe it was fighting back
You're probably right!
They are feisty like that!2 -
i came back to this thread to rewatch this1 -
sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
i came back to this thread to rewatch this
i need to rip the audio so i can use it as a ringtone1 -
I just saw a post on fb about being a baby is like being blackout drunk at a party. People show you pictures after and tell you that you threw up after the shot. Someone in the comments said that they remember everything.
I wonder why most don't remember the baby days. Is it because it's mostly frivolous learning how to be alive stuff and your brain is like, not important! Then again as the years go on you forget other things too.
I wonder if the times that you smell something but can't remember exactly where it's taking you, if it's one of your baby memories.2 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »I just saw a post on fb about being a baby is like being blackout drunk at a party. People show you pictures after and tell you that you threw up after the shot. Someone in the comments said that they remember everything.
I wonder why most don't remember the baby days. Is it because it's mostly frivolous learning how to be alive stuff and your brain is like, not important! Then again as the years go on you forget other things too.
I wonder if the times that you smell something but can't remember exactly where it's taking you, if it's one of your baby memories.
Babies only have semantic memories ( like remembering who it’s family is and where food comes from) until their between 2-4 Then the episodic memory has developed which bunches memories together of things that have happened.2 -
brustmannzwei wrote: »Just found out I'm not gonna be homeless. Came to an agreement w/ ol' boy selling this place. Woot woot!
You're going to need a lawn mower1 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »I just saw a post on fb about being a baby is like being blackout drunk at a party. People show you pictures after and tell you that you threw up after the shot. Someone in the comments said that they remember everything.
I wonder why most don't remember the baby days. Is it because it's mostly frivolous learning how to be alive stuff and your brain is like, not important! Then again as the years go on you forget other things too.
I wonder if the times that you smell something but can't remember exactly where it's taking you, if it's one of your baby memories.
My earliest memory is of my little sisters (they’re twins) standing behind me while I sat on the old brown carpet in our sitting room and I could feel a hard (but not necessarily painful) tugging sensation on my head. Then I heard my mom exclaim from the dining room over the twins having fistfuls of my hair. She can’t believe I can remember that because I would’ve been barely 3 but I remember it quite vividly. I’ve often wondered why I remember it at all. Memory is so weird3 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »I just saw a post on fb about being a baby is like being blackout drunk at a party. People show you pictures after and tell you that you threw up after the shot. Someone in the comments said that they remember everything.
I wonder why most don't remember the baby days. Is it because it's mostly frivolous learning how to be alive stuff and your brain is like, not important! Then again as the years go on you forget other things too.
I wonder if the times that you smell something but can't remember exactly where it's taking you, if it's one of your baby memories.
My earliest memory is of my little sisters (they’re twins) standing behind me while I sat on the old brown carpet in our sitting room and I could feel a hard (but not necessarily painful) tugging sensation on my head. Then I heard my mom exclaim from the dining room over the twins having fistfuls of my hair. She can’t believe I can remember that because I would’ve been barely 3 but I remember it quite vividly. I’ve often wondered why I remember it at all. Memory is so weird
well.... I bet that wasn't the last time you had your hair pulled, amirght?2 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »I just saw a post on fb about being a baby is like being blackout drunk at a party. People show you pictures after and tell you that you threw up after the shot. Someone in the comments said that they remember everything.
I wonder why most don't remember the baby days. Is it because it's mostly frivolous learning how to be alive stuff and your brain is like, not important! Then again as the years go on you forget other things too.
I wonder if the times that you smell something but can't remember exactly where it's taking you, if it's one of your baby memories.
My earliest memory is of my little sisters (they’re twins) standing behind me while I sat on the old brown carpet in our sitting room and I could feel a hard (but not necessarily painful) tugging sensation on my head. Then I heard my mom exclaim from the dining room over the twins having fistfuls of my hair. She can’t believe I can remember that because I would’ve been barely 3 but I remember it quite vividly. I’ve often wondered why I remember it at all. Memory is so weird
well.... I bet that wasn't the last time you had your hair pulled, amirght?
omg
So i told you about that bully in 3rd grade?3 -
r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »brustmannzwei wrote: »Just found out I'm not gonna be homeless. Came to an agreement w/ ol' boy selling this place. Woot woot!
You're going to need a lawn mower
or just hire this guy:
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Motorsheen wrote: »r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »brustmannzwei wrote: »Just found out I'm not gonna be homeless. Came to an agreement w/ ol' boy selling this place. Woot woot!
You're going to need a lawn mower
or just hire this guy:
Gimme his number!!!!2 -
Speaking of lawn mowers, locally there was an accident this past week, a 5 year old was riding on a ride-on mower and got his leg amputated. Please, Please, don't ever let a child ride while you're mowing a lawn.
Cannot imagine how the adults are feeling....:( 2 -
This makes sense.wanderwoman20 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »I just saw a post on fb about being a baby is like being blackout drunk at a party. People show you pictures after and tell you that you threw up after the shot. Someone in the comments said that they remember everything.
I wonder why most don't remember the baby days. Is it because it's mostly frivolous learning how to be alive stuff and your brain is like, not important! Then again as the years go on you forget other things too.
I wonder if the times that you smell something but can't remember exactly where it's taking you, if it's one of your baby memories.
Babies only have semantic memories ( like remembering who it’s family is and where food comes from) until their between 2-4 Then the episodic memory has developed which bunches memories together of things that have happened.Yoshiboobs wrote: »I just saw a post on fb about being a baby is like being blackout drunk at a party. People show you pictures after and tell you that you threw up after the shot. Someone in the comments said that they remember everything.
I wonder why most don't remember the baby days. Is it because it's mostly frivolous learning how to be alive stuff and your brain is like, not important! Then again as the years go on you forget other things too.
I wonder if the times that you smell something but can't remember exactly where it's taking you, if it's one of your baby memories.
My earliest memory is of my little sisters (they’re twins) standing behind me while I sat on the old brown carpet in our sitting room and I could feel a hard (but not necessarily painful) tugging sensation on my head. Then I heard my mom exclaim from the dining room over the twins having fistfuls of my hair. She can’t believe I can remember that because I would’ve been barely 3 but I remember it quite vividly. I’ve often wondered why I remember it at all. Memory is so weird
My earliest memory is getting my diaper changed and I think my mom was showing my older brother how. Random and unimportant memory but I have it.1 -
Did I miss a memo? What's up with all the super power threads??3
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