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Peptic Ulcer
Location: Katy, TX Gender: Male Total Likes: 839 likes
"Isn't it fun - being bad?"
| | | | Re: Things that keep you away from a place < Reply # 88 on 8/29/2015 2:47 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Shoot first, ask questions later is a Texas way of life. | In Texas its more like this: Things to do:1. Shoot 2. Reload 3. Shoot some more 4. Reload 5. Shoot 'em in the head (just to make sure). 6. Throw back some beer. 7. Watch some 'rastlin on the TV 8. Outta beer - go to the store. 9. More beer. 10. Did I forget to to shoot em in the head? 11. Reload 12. Shoot em in the head some more. . . . . . 196. Ask questions.
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| Leopard18
Location: Boston, MA Gender: Male Total Likes: 52 likes
| | | Re: Things that keep you away from a place < Reply # 99 on 9/18/2015 5:05 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | I may be completely alone on this, but I am paranoid about falling through a rotten floor. More often than not I am deterred from a place if the floors look especially unsafe, rusty, rotten, etc, or if parts of a building are unstable or bowing. I am actually more likely to check out a partially collapsed house than one that has a seemingly rotten or unstable section, even if rationally A:a partial collapse can be arguably more stable and B: chances are a bowing wall has been that way for years without problem, and one explore most likely wouldnt crumble it. Either way, it's just one of those weird things that turns me away when my paranoia gets ahold of me, and it usually does because nobody wants to fall through a floor or crushed by a roof.
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