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She can hyper extend her knee. Probably doesn't know that's not normal. I can do the same thing. It's how I normally stand. It doesn't hurt.
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Serious Cephalopod posted:She can hyper extend her knee. Probably doesn't know that's not normal. I can do the same thing. It's how I normally stand. It hurts me looking at it.
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Nov 2, 2016 00:19
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Great show, a crying shame they never made a third series.
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Nov 2, 2016 13:54
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Serious Cephalopod posted:She can hyper extend her knee. Probably doesn't know that's not normal. I can do the same thing. It's how I normally stand. My friend can do that with her knees and elbows and I keep telling her to get checked for Marfan Syndrome, since she also can do the Strindberg Sign and the Walker-Murdoch Sign (if you can do both of these it's like an 80 or 90% chance you have it iirc).
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The North Tower posted:My friend can do that with her knees and elbows and I keep telling her to get checked for Marfan Syndrome, since she also can do the Strindberg Sign and the Walker-Murdoch Sign (if you can do both of these it's like an 80 or 90% chance you have it iirc). Ah, I don't know what two of those are, but my mother made a point of showing doctors every freaky thing my body every did growing up, and I don't have a diagnosis, so 
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Serious Cephalopod posted:Ah, I don't know what two of those are, but my mother made a point of showing doctors every freaky thing my body every did growing up, and I don't have a diagnosis, so Walker-Murdoch Sign is where you can lick your own butthole
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Groke posted:Great show, a crying shame they never made a third series. Is it from The Kingdom? It's been forever since I even thought about that show. The sickly yellow sepia tint is making me think it must be.
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Nov 2, 2016 17:42
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Tiny Lowtax posted:Walker-Murdoch Sign is where you can lick your own butthole And you thought sign-language couldn't be dirty
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Serious Cephalopod posted:Ah, I don't know what two of those are, but my mother made a point of showing doctors every freaky thing my body every did growing up, and I don't have a diagnosis, so I'm phone posting-only for the next 3 weeks, but look them up and see if you can do them. It's very self-explanatory from the photos.
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Nov 2, 2016 19:47
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The North Tower posted:My friend can do that with her knees and elbows and I keep telling her to get checked for Marfan Syndrome, since she also can do the Strindberg Sign and the Walker-Murdoch Sign (if you can do both of these it's like an 80 or 90% chance you have it iirc). It helps if the names are spelled correctly: 
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Nov 2, 2016 21:07
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Marfan's or alien?
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Say Nothing posted:Marfan's or alien?
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Nov 2, 2016 23:41
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Martian* syndrome
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Say Nothing posted:Marfan's or alien? I bet somebody can give quite the handy 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:I bet somebody can give quite the handy Your dick would look even smaller than usual.
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Nov 3, 2016 02:25
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Tiny Lowtax posted:Your dick would look even smaller than usual.  that's impossible 
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Nov 3, 2016 03:26
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God dammit why does EVERY fantastic four movie have to suck? 
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The North Tower posted:My friend can do that with her knees and elbows and I keep telling her to get checked for Marfan Syndrome, since she also can do the Strindberg Sign and the Walker-Murdoch Sign (if you can do both of these it's like an 80 or 90% chance you have it iirc). Ehlers-Danlos hypermobility type can also do this. I didn't realize I was hyperextending my knees until I commented that I don't think I ticked that particular box on the Beighton score (numerical score of hypermobility) and my husband pointed out that I do, please stop, I'm freaking him out. (In the process of being diagnosed with EDS, whattup, I bend and joints try to fall out.)
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Not Operator posted:Is it from The Kingdom? It's been forever since I even thought about that show. Yep. Some of the finest creepiness to come out of the 1990s. Now several of the main actors are dead and it just wouldn't be the same.
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Improbable Lobster posted:Aww, lookat those eyebrows "Some Selfie"
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sithwitch13 posted:Ehlers-Danlos hypermobility type can also do this. I didn't realize I was hyperextending my knees until I commented that I don't think I ticked that particular box on the Beighton score (numerical score of hypermobility) and my husband pointed out that I do, please stop, I'm freaking him out. (In the process of being diagnosed with EDS, whattup, I bend and joints try to fall out.) It's better to know than not. There are typically issues with one's heart with Marfan (I think EDS, too), so you can monitor and prevent some problems 
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fleshy echidna posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWXnt2Z2D1E I only got about 4 minutes into this the first time I saw it and turned it off thinking I'd seen it all (and being skeeved out). If you did the same, I'd suggest watching the whole thing. 
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Lasher posted:I only got about 4 minutes into this the first time I saw it and turned it off thinking I'd seen it all (and being skeeved out). Wow there is a lot going on in this video. Also, pretty spooky.
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I am disappointed by mostly all horror movies, this was much better than like all of them Also they have anreally nice camera
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The North Tower posted:It's better to know than not. There are typically issues with one's heart with Marfan (I think EDS, too), so you can monitor and prevent some problems Yes, do this. It can drop you dead at basically any time, so get your electrocardiograms regularly. If they see problems developing there are available surgeries.
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Professor of Cats posted:Wow there is a lot going on in this video. Also, pretty spooky. I have to say I was not expecting that, probably one of the best horror shorts I've seen in a while.
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Nov 6, 2016 15:30
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It took me too long to realise its all cg. Very creepy.
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It's basically P.T.
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Solice Kirsk posted:It's basically P.T. Its like a much better done pt
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Well yeah because they don't have to let players control anything.
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I thought some of the stuff the did with the controls in PT was alright, like forcing you to peer closely into stuff when you're in a very not safe feeling place,, like when I saw that I thought there was potential that they were gonna do something cool; but then they just go 'have some jumpscares and here's a baby thAT'S SPOOOKY LOOKING' and kinda ruin it
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Wowporn posted:I thought some of the stuff the did with the controls in PT was alright, like forcing you to peer closely into stuff when you're in a very not safe feeling place,, like when I saw that I thought there was potential that they were gonna do something cool; but then they just go 'have some jumpscares and here's a baby thAT'S SPOOOKY LOOKING' and kinda ruin it Just out of curiousity, how would you have prefered PT to play? The spooky baby and the potential for jump scares (in moderation) all added to the scary atmosphere for me. The video posted earlier is certainly very creepy, but PT and Allison Road certainly freaked me out more.
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Looking up at the balcony in PT and seeing that tall thing actually made my hands shake a little bit. Reminded me of a recurring nightmare I used to have as a kid.
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Cosima posted:Just out of curiousity, how would you have prefered PT to play? The spooky baby and the potential for jump scares (in moderation) all added to the scary atmosphere for me. The video posted earlier is certainly very creepy, but PT and Allison Road certainly freaked me out more. I guess I just wanted more subtlety and for it to stay more mysterious, I still thought it was more successful at making an unsettling horror atmosphere than like any other game I've seen, and that it's probably really hard/impossible to make something a perfect experience when it has to still also be a sony playstation videogame, but just the pacing and mysteriousness of the house tour video had me hooked more Solice Kirsk posted:Looking up at the balcony in PT and seeing that tall thing actually made my hands shake a little bit. Reminded me of a recurring nightmare I used to have as a kid. Yeah I thought that part was p good, sink baby not as much Mystery Steve posted:It took me too long to realise its all cg. Very creepy. wait really
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Wowporn posted:
Vlwatched it on a moto g with a shattered screen.
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I don't think it's CG, there's some clever cuts where it loops and they turned the contrast up a bit. It looks like handycam footage to me.
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I felt sad I couldn't take sink baby with me because my inclination would be to save it and go on Sink Baby (featuring Paper Bag) Adventures. Wait, that's why I play Binding of Issac! 
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