The Blackangel

I caught them in the act. What did I do to them? Well I cut the brake lines on one of their trucks. I also set fire to a shed. I took their dogs to the humane society about 60 miles away in another county. I spray painted things on their houses like racist shit. We are all white so don't get your panties in a twist. I shattered windows, especially in all their vehicles. I broke into one of their houses when they were gone and completely trashed the place. He had a cat which I took and gave away, but I left a cat skull from my collection on his front steps to add a little bit of psychological torment a few days later. That was just a little bit of the light stuff. Not all of it though. The heavier stuff, however, will stay with me. There's no need to get into that.

What part? I've been awake for less than an hour (it's 6:17 AM) so I'm not following what part you're asking about. You just cover biscuits with gravy. Are you asking how the gravy is made, or how the biscuits are made? Or is there something else you're asking about?

These aren't centipedes like most everyone envisions. They're tiny, and, like the spiders we have roaming around, aren't a threat to humans. They aren't powerful enough to harm us, and are scared of us enough that they run like hell when they see us. I know in most places, centipedes are a major threat and super toxic. The ones we have here must be the underachievers. But all joking aside, you can actually go to any home improvement store and buy the little buggers (no pun intended) to turn loose in your house as pest control.

I've played and beaten the first 2. But they enrage me so much that I absolutely hate them to this day. I have the third one and DK64, but that was entirely just to complete the set. I have no intention of playing any of them ever again.

I don't know. Often the tiniest piece of broken glass can slice you open and you were never even able to see it.

I have to see this one.

Is this a retelling of the Stanford prison experiment? It was one of the most psychologically destructive experiments in American history. The ones who were assigned as inmates were destroyed. Several committed suicide afterwards. Even a guard or two killed themselves after seeing what they became during the experiment. And just like in this movie, the ones conducting the study refused to step in and stop the study when they should have. They let it go for too long and too far. While the movie does look good, it's a part of the American "educational" system that most would prefer to forget. Especially Stanford college.

Unfriended: Dark Web 15/10

Have you seen some of the female restrooms? I would eat a cyanide spaghetti with paired Manchineel juice instead of wine before I would walk barefoot across one of them.

Ever heard of hearing protection? Ear muffs and ear plugs. Problem solved.

Here there are many bugs that are beneficial to have in the house. We have small spiders that are not toxic to humans, and small 2" centipedes that also roam around killing pest insects. We neither kill nor try to get rid of them. We rarely see them, and we have no issue with bugs except houseflies in the summer and occasionally fruit flies.If it was to become a problem, we would get all of the pets our of the house for a couple days, and bomb the house. Once that was all clear, the house was no longer toxic, and the fumes were completely gone, then we would let the pets come home.

Biscuits & gravy. No question about it.

My semi-roommate robbed my apartment with his best friend.

Do I get to pick the year to lose or the day to relive?

If you're meaning Shakespeare style talking, I can already do that. I read Shakespeare all the time and understand it perfectly. MacBeth was one of his best plays. So the only option, since I already know one, would be to talk like Darth Vader. But coming from a girl, that would be really weird. Interesting, but weird.

Despite being a vampire, I would choose garlic because I flat out love the stuff.

Science. But I'm being cremated, so it's a moot point either way.

Not something I expected, but at the same time it's not something that I'm surprised by either. I'm glad I bought a 12 gauge this week. I also got my Banshee back so that helps as well. I'm still collecting evidence to get the asshole that stole my AR-15 arrested so that I can hopefully get it back. Here's a stock photo of what a Banshee it. They're .45 caliber, but look wicked. I have a small arsenal of guns.

I know tricks to banish rules like Random, Plus, Same, and everything else so the only rule you're left with is Open. The only place I can't get that rule enacted correctly is on the Lunar Base, so I always have to miss out on the Laguna card. 😢

There's a big difference between an opponent and an enemy.

I've asked the same thing. So far, no definitive answer.

I have PS 1-4 and I'm not letting them go. With the PS2 and PS3 I have no need to get my PS1 out though. Also since the PS3 uses internal memory, I don't have to spend all damn day trying to find the right fucking memory card just be able to play my god damn games. That is/was the biggest pain in the ass with disc based systems in the early days of the technology. Finding the right memory card, assuming you can find the damn thing in the first place.

It's why I invest in silver, and keep the silver at my house in a safe. I would invest in gold, but it's just too damn expensive. All I can afford to invest in is silver. But I have to wait for the spot to go down before I can afford to buy any. Then I have to find the shit to buy it. I check the spot several times daily, because spot on precious metals fluctuates more then the fucking price of gas. Some of us are relieved and happy when a parent dies. I think death of a child would be more terrifying and traumatic than the death of a parent. No parent should ever have to bury their child.

When did you meet my egg donor?