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The <-/Scary Experiences Thread/-> (pg. 4)
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| Jackson |
| just as long as you guys aren't getting tunnel visioned into this. :) |
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| Googooly |
| i had a very scary dream last night, it was a very bad experiensce 4 me :( |
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| BTG |
I was in the woods with my friend, walking around high on shrooms(best shrooms I ever had to be honest).
No lights and all you could see were trees, then we turn a corner, and i see a bunch of lights.
I looked at it for a moment, then a sudden rush of panic came over me because I was convinced it was a UFO that landed and aliens were comming for me.
I looked at the lights, and I could see bodies coming at me. I said to my fiend "We need to leave" but she didn't understand what was wrong. I said "ok you can stay here, but i'm gone" and i ran away.
turns out it was a cottage, and the 'bodies' were just branches from the tress swaying in the wind.
:x still about as scared as i've ever been. |
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| djmaxima |
| quote: | Originally posted by BTG
I was in the woods with my friend, walking around high on shrooms(best shrooms I ever had to be honest).
No lights and all you could see were trees, then we turn a corner, and i see a bunch of lights.
I looked at it for a moment, then a sudden rush of panic came over me because I was convinced it was a UFO that landed and aliens were comming for me.
I looked at the lights, and I could see bodies coming at me. I said to my fiend "We need to leave" but she didn't understand what was wrong. I said "ok you can stay here, but i'm gone" and i ran away.
turns out it was a cottage, and the 'bodies' were just branches from the tress swaying in the wind.
:x still about as scared as i've ever been. |
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i think the time i got really scared was when my house got on fire o-o
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| jonze234 |
| this one time there was a drunk stranger in my house. i called the cops and they asked me if i wanted to press charges. i was like, 'no, i can't have my dad arrested.' |
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| Beat Blog |
| When I cut off my finger I was all like: "oh ..." |
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| iclone |
| quote: | Originally posted by Googooly
i had a very scary dream last night, it was a very bad experiensce 4 me :( |
it's very scary to see you post again. :o |
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| Moral Hazard |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Okay, so (avoiding the well-worn Nazi examples) the soldiers who tortured political prisoners for the Soviet Union ought not to have exercised judgment over whether to inflict lots of pain on prisoners, only over the most efficient method by which to inflict it? |
I think Zewad has explained it well enough. To put it succinctly; enlisted men obey orders, officers give them... Officers are accountable as to whether or not the orders are just, enlisted men are accountable as to whether or not they carried out the orders they were given. Soldiers ordered to do anything are to carry out their orders, failure to do so is deraliction of duty. If ordered to torture they should confirm the orders, once confirmed they should carry them out exactly as specified. This is how a military runs. |
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| Moral Hazard |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
I must ask, in addition, what necessarily makes a military "officer's" orders any more sacrosanct than the commands of any old Mafia boss. Why should the simple fact that your employer is an agent of "the government" make an order more binding than it would be if he were a private individual? |
FYI, if you are an employee of a firm and you are acting on your employees instructions in regard to business affairs your employer is responsible for your actions... not you. This is call the Master-Servant principle. The only difference with regard to military operations is that the business of the military can include activities that would otherwise be illegal and that failure to comply with the duties of your employment is a criminal offence (in most countries). |
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| lücid |
| quote: | Originally posted by jonze234
this one time there was a drunk stranger in my house. i called the cops and they asked me if i wanted to press charges. i was like, 'no, i can't have my dad arrested.' |
:stongue: :stongue: |
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| bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by david.michael
I'm afraid of <-/Needles/-> and <-/Dentists/->. |
Raaaaaaaaaabid anti-dentite!!
Also, one time my brother and I got locked in the trunk of our mom's car. We were in there for a little over an hour. We almost died, that was probably the scariest thing evar.
I still remember the sound of him suffocating as I tried to kick the trunk open :( |
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| Moral Hazard |
| When I was 10 or so, I was on one of those amusement park rides with the big fake boats that rotates vertically on a pivit point... such that is stops upside down for a second or so approx 50 feet off the ground 3 or 4 times. Well the first time it did this the restraint on my thighs came unlocked and opened. Thankfully this ride also had a set of restraints across the shoulders; however, the next 3 times it went upside-down my legs were floating/falling free.... I was a little concerned that the shoulder restraints may have been insufficient... thankfully they were not. |
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