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This reminded me of when a 60 year old female English Professor rambled on for 30 minutes about how she had a near-death experience in which she saw bright headlights driving dow the road with her mom and she got scared and drove off the road. Her car swerved out of control and she ended up at the opposite side of the road going the other way and "was completely fine but wow, near-death experience XD." I wanted to kill myself in that moment and had an epiphany that "wow" some people are completely oblivious to death and have never been through anything in their entire lives, but their somehow minimal perspective tells them that they're masters of it. I mean "wow" she read so many literature books about the human experience "wow" she's also almost about to actually die from old age. But is completely clueless, like a babby.
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Xaris posted:sorry, pretty late response but pretty bad. bumper was wrecked, the front left tire basically came off the rim and bent the rim. the axle got slightly bent dat adrenaline, but it's not a near death experience you can feel the slow-mo effect hitting a baseball if you're good at it e.http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/notrocketscience/2012/09/04/ready-steady-slow-time-slows-down-when-we-prepare-to-move/ shows my point but not really Baba Ganoush fucked around with this message at 09:42 on Dec 1, 2014 |
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