The most disturbing thing youve seen/experienced

[Angel Tarragon]

Getting the hives while doing work on a missionary with my church group down in Mexico.

As for my parents, that would seeing a man excrete fecal matter while touring Paris some years back.

 

[mythusmage]

As for my parents, that would seeing a man excrete fecal matter while touring Paris some years back.

There was a this fellow some years back in San Diego. He was known as Stinky Bob or The Skunk Man. SB was homeless. SB would poop his pants. On purpose. Didn't believe in lavatories or personal hygiene. The man could mag a gaggot.

He was finally institutionalized a couple years before his death.

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

I'm not familiar with the lingo, is all.

SITREP: Situation Report. KIA: Killed An Action.

 

[Lonely Tylenol]

Some have the misguided impression that military leaders love and enjoy war and instigate it to justify their own jobs

I'm actually of the impression that war is usually instigated for political reasons by civilian government, and that military leaders have almost no power to start or avoid war, but are expected to win wars quickly whether or not the war is winnable. There are obvious exceptions, when military leaders take over government, but for the most part the military is viewed as a tool by the political leaders, elected, hereditary, or other.

 

[BOZ]

Now if only someone could prove that tubgirl was a fake... please?

i'm sorry. i can't help you with that.

 

[Darkness]

Now if only someone could prove that tubgirl was a fake... please?

Fake - not that I've heard, sorry. Still, according to Wikipedia, the liquid in the picture is actually orange juice. Not sure if this detail helps at all, though.

(Note that I've never seen the actual picture; I'm just passing along what I've read about it.)

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

I have never seen it, and my curiosity is killing me. So I have to ask, and I may regret it, what is this "tubgirl"? Can someone maybe describe it behind spoiler tags?

 

[Servitor of Wrath]

Fake - not that I've heard, sorry. Still, according to Wikipedia, the liquid in the picture is actually orange juice. Not sure if this detail helps at all, though.

(Note that I've never seen the actual picture; I'm just passing along what I've read about it.)

It doesn't help. The less known about tubgirl the better.

 

[Darkness]

I have never seen it, and my curiosity is killing me. So I have to ask, and I may regret it, what is this "tubgirl"? Can someone maybe describe it behind spoiler tags?

Supposedly, it's a rather gross picture. I'm not sure how to summarize it without breaking Eric's granny. If you really must know, a pretty safe way would be typing "tubgirl" in the Wikipedia search and clicking 'Go.' This will re-direct you to an article about shock sites that probably tells you more than you'll ever want to know but, fortunately, doesn't contain actual pictures. Fair warning, though - even merely reading about it may prove quite unpleasant to many.

(Note: Wikipedia articles can change a lot over time, so details and page names may or may not be the same in the future.)

 

[mythusmage]

TG refers to any number of photographs staged by a young woman. She would use various props and pose in various positions, using a camera and timer to take the shots. She did it for the shock value and to gain attention. The last I heard she was under the care of a psychiatrist.