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» Random Acts of Evil
The Ring
A few years ago, my flatmate and I had saw The Ring at the cinema. That night I snuck into his room when he was asleep, plugged in his telly and switched it on at high volume to a channel full of static.
Hilarity ensued as he suddenly woke in pure fear.
(Sun 19th Feb 2012, 20:19, More)
The Ring
A few years ago, my flatmate and I had saw The Ring at the cinema. That night I snuck into his room when he was asleep, plugged in his telly and switched it on at high volume to a channel full of static.
Hilarity ensued as he suddenly woke in pure fear.
(Sun 19th Feb 2012, 20:19, More)
» Terrified!
Yesterday actually.
Went for an MRI scan on my knee (footy injury). For the uninitiated, the MRI scanner is that big tube in the hospital you get stuck in with industrial magnets and lasers aimed at you.
Now apparently most people feel quite claustrophobic in these machines, but I wasn't too worried about that. What I was worried about was the fact that I had a previous injury with a metal rod and my eye when I was about 6, it was so minor that It didn't even occur to me as I was being asked varying degrees of pre scan questions from a checklist about injuries and implants related to metal.
It only registered when I was lying in the scanner that if there was a fragment of metal in my eye, no matter how small, that it would be ripped out of my relatively soft eye tissue faster than a speeding bullet.
Thankfully, by the time I actually realised this I also realised that if it was going to happen it would have already done so, but for that brief second in time it was the genuinely scariest thing that I've been through.
So to answer your question. Very brown. Figuratively speaking of course.
(Thu 5th Apr 2012, 19:30, More)
Yesterday actually.
Went for an MRI scan on my knee (footy injury). For the uninitiated, the MRI scanner is that big tube in the hospital you get stuck in with industrial magnets and lasers aimed at you.
Now apparently most people feel quite claustrophobic in these machines, but I wasn't too worried about that. What I was worried about was the fact that I had a previous injury with a metal rod and my eye when I was about 6, it was so minor that It didn't even occur to me as I was being asked varying degrees of pre scan questions from a checklist about injuries and implants related to metal.
It only registered when I was lying in the scanner that if there was a fragment of metal in my eye, no matter how small, that it would be ripped out of my relatively soft eye tissue faster than a speeding bullet.
Thankfully, by the time I actually realised this I also realised that if it was going to happen it would have already done so, but for that brief second in time it was the genuinely scariest thing that I've been through.
So to answer your question. Very brown. Figuratively speaking of course.
(Thu 5th Apr 2012, 19:30, More)
» Getting Old
I heard Nevermind on BBC radio 2 yesterday.
Nevermind.
(Wed 13th Jun 2012, 19:52, More)
I heard Nevermind on BBC radio 2 yesterday.
Nevermind.
(Wed 13th Jun 2012, 19:52, More)