I don't think cah answers have to be either, but I'm gonna test it. Yours wouldn't have rolled because of no 1, in it.

*roll 1, cah answer*

okay, it does need to be at the beginning

Huh, I guess number you can roll anywhere in a comment now. Learn something new everyday.

I don't think cah answers have to be either, but I'm gonna test it. Yours wouldn't have rolled because of no 1, in it.

*roll 1, cah answer*

okay, it does need to be at the beginning

Of course when I'm aiming low I get one of the highest rolls I've ever made

I'm doing it as well, best of luck you magnificent bastards

I'm gunna come back in a year and see what happens.....

For anyone wondering

I hope I'm not lying

WATCH ME DO.

I've favourited your comment, and I'm making an event on my calendar. I look forward to watching you do.

I'm doing it as well, best of luck you magnificent bastards

I'm gunna come back in a year and see what happens.....

For anyone wondering

Favoriting your comment to prove you wrong.

Watch me do.

put me one the mentions list pls i want on the train too

If you come back in a year with proof that you did this costume then you would be such an amazing person. I wish you good luck.

I hope I'm not lying

WATCH ME DO.

I've favourited your comment, and I'm making an event on my calendar. I look forward to watching you do.

I'm doing it as well, best of luck you magnificent bastards

I'm gunna come back in a year and see what happens.....

For anyone wondering

Team basket, hell yeah you guys. Hell yeah.

Brains do regenerate, just at a slow pace.
Parkinson's is simply faster.

That's very sad, and for sharing that I'll share my experience with a degenerative brain illness known as Alzheimer's. My grandfather had an identical twin brother who was absolutely best friends with and they did everything with. My grandfather is named Don and his brother, my great uncle was Ron. I know real original naming. Ron married a woman named Linda. They were absolutely madly in love where you could just feel they belonged together, however about eight years ago at a big family reunion we noticed that Linda forgot who my mother was, the first indication of Alzheimer's they had seen. Four years ago she got to the point where she remembered no-one and became hostile easily. My uncle Ron was losing health because of the physical and emotional effort it took to take care of losing a woman who was your everything. Linda was moved to a home but my uncle was never the same. He died last year because he lost all will to carry on at all. The funeral was across the country and the same place where the home Linda is in. We went through the funeral and after we went to the with my Mother, myself, my grandfather Don, and Kathy. We knew we couldn't tell her he had died because she wouldn't know who we were talking about. We just sat 'visiting' for a while and when we told her we would be leaving she grabbed my grandfather's arm keep in mind he was identical twins with her husband and she starts crying looking and him and says what I won't forget "Ron, I never deserved someone like you, you have made my life so wonderfully happy and I will always love you." and that really really fucked me up.

Does it ever stop getting worse or just keeps going to you die? And what does it really do in higher stages besides make you shake?

It doesn't stop getting worse, it's a degenerative brain disease, and since brains don't regenerate it can't really get better only slow down. And you lose the ability to function piece by piece. My grandfather can no longer move most of the fingers on his right hand, he is losing his voice, he cannot sit up/stand up/turn over/even shift himself upwards better onto his pillow on his own, he can't really cut his food much although he can feed himself as long as it's within reach. Sometimes he can't stop his arm from from flinging back and forth at the elbow. He can only walk short distances with someone to help him and with a walker, anything more than across the room he needs a wheel chair. He can't go to the bathroom himself since he needs help to get his pants off/sit down/get back up/get his pants back on. If he gets a bad chest cold (or especially something like pneumonia or bronchitis) it could kill him simply because he doesn't have the muscle mass in his chest to cough up that kind of fluid anymore. He would never survive another surgery for similar reasons. The one silver lining is that (other than a couple moments from bad medication mixes), it hasn't affected him mentally really in the sense that he still remembers everything and can think clearly enough.

Brains do regenerate, just at a slow pace.
Parkinson's is simply faster.

That's very sad, and for sharing that I'll share my experience with a degenerative brain illness known as Alzheimer's. My grandfather had an identical twin brother who was absolutely best friends with and they did everything with. My grandfather is named Don and his brother, my great uncle was Ron. I know real original naming. Ron married a woman named Linda. They were absolutely madly in love where you could just feel they belonged together, however about eight years ago at a big family reunion we noticed that Linda forgot who my mother was, the first indication of Alzheimer's they had seen. Four years ago she got to the point where she remembered no-one and became hostile easily. My uncle Ron was losing health because of the physical and emotional effort it took to take care of losing a woman who was your everything. Linda was moved to a home but my uncle was never the same. He died last year because he lost all will to carry on at all. The funeral was across the country and the same place where the home Linda is in. We went through the funeral and after we went to the with my Mother, myself, my grandfather Don, and Kathy. We knew we couldn't tell her he had died because she wouldn't know who we were talking about. We just sat 'visiting' for a while and when we told her we would be leaving she grabbed my grandfather's arm keep in mind he was identical twins with her husband and she starts crying looking and him and says what I won't forget "Ron, I never deserved someone like you, you have made my life so wonderfully happy and I will always love you." and that really really fucked me up.

Yeah, I have a few. Most of them being on netflix. Here's a few:

VHS - Made by BloodyDisgusting, it's a mash-up of short stories. Some are amazing, some are meh, but in general I really like it.
The Honeymoon - a newlywed couple goes on a honeymoon when the wife starts acting strangely. All I can really say.
The Houses October Built - a group of friends goes on a nation-wide roadtrip to find the scariest haunted houses they can. Gets creepy fast.

I can dig up some others, but those are the good ones I've seen recently. Do you have any favorites?

Going to my IMDb list of ratings, Intruders is one of the highest ratings I've given to a horror movie, it's with Clive Owen and from what I remember gets a bit psychological. The Tall Man with Jessica Biel I feel like isn't that great of a crime horror, but I remember liking it quite a bit. The Awakening was a cool period paranormal movie. The first time I watched The Skeleton Key I was alone and in the dark, so the atmosphere was really good in that one. Mother's Day was a good sadistic family horror. Oh, Dread I really really liked, looks at fears. And I feel like that's probably enough to list off randomly here lol

I watch a lot of not-popular horror movies in an ongoing effort to find good ones and it happens quite often there, or at least seems to. There's also a couple popular shows it appears in, namely The Walking Dead (legitimate spoilers) where 4 of 6 important black men have died, and it seems like the only two that haven't are going to die this season. One of the two still alive has been in maybe 4 episodes total, and the other is one of the newest members of the group. So black men have an awful track record in that show.

Well, as it so happens I love horror movies, but as I'm sure you know it can be really difficult to find good horror movies. Don't suppose you have a list to share of less well-known ones that you'd recommend? I like all types of horror.

Yeah, I have a few. Most of them being on netflix. Here's a few:

VHS - Made by BloodyDisgusting, it's a mash-up of short stories. Some are amazing, some are meh, but in general I really like it.
The Honeymoon - a newlywed couple goes on a honeymoon when the wife starts acting strangely. All I can really say.
The Houses October Built - a group of friends goes on a nation-wide roadtrip to find the scariest haunted houses they can. Gets creepy fast.

I can dig up some others, but those are the good ones I've seen recently. Do you have any favorites?

Going to my IMDb list of ratings, Intruders is one of the highest ratings I've given to a horror movie, it's with Clive Owen and from what I remember gets a bit psychological. The Tall Man with Jessica Biel I feel like isn't that great of a crime horror, but I remember liking it quite a bit. The Awakening was a cool period paranormal movie. The first time I watched The Skeleton Key I was alone and in the dark, so the atmosphere was really good in that one. Mother's Day was a good sadistic family horror. Oh, Dread I really really liked, looks at fears. And I feel like that's probably enough to list off randomly here lol