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Have you ever scared someone so much that they spend over 5minutes getting over it? Or been scared so much that you were close to soiling your pants?

This comes about, because about 15minutes ago, I scared my brother (13 yrs old) with a Freddy Kruger Hockey mask as I jumped out and yelled, he went iinto a panic, basically nearly collapsing, he started to cry and he layed down on the couch and took awhile to get over the fact.

God it was funny, but now, I feel really, really bad and guilty, and I know for a fact, im gunna get scared so bad sometime tonight.

So, got any cool stories around this subject to tell? Haha.

Would love to hear them!

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Thanks to LowFatMilk for the sig

Have you ever seen one of those really vague topic titles that are annoying as hell? I have!

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Pretend to rip a pigs heart out of a blonde.

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Good song. Gives me goosebumps every time. <3:

I didn't do this myself, but it pretty much what you asked for. :razz:

We were in Yper to visit the first world war monument and some other important sites around there on a school trip, we also went to a museum about the first world war. In the forest behind it, there were some fake trenches and tunnels (it had rained quite a lot before we got there so there were a lot of muddy puddles that were awesome to jump around in, since the museum supplied waterproof boots). The trenches seemed pretty real, and a fairly long one went partly underground. It was really dark and maybe 5 foot high, we went through with a group of about 10 people. One guy ran ahead and hid just around a corner. When a girl who was in my class walked past, he shouted at her pretty loud and turned on his flashlight. She was really frightened and ran out of the tunnel without looking back once and sat down on a tree stump outside, half crying and half laughing while trying to catch her breath. The guy tried to calm her down but it took a few minutes until she had done that and was able to stand up again.

Looking back it was pretty funny and the girl didn't really mind it either, but it's pretty weird how you can be so scared by something like that under the right circumstances.

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Once, I went on a weekend away with my school.. There was another group there, and we were arguing over who got a certain part of the common room area. I was "arguing" (in my mind, it was more of a rational, and intense debate) with a girl who appeared to be the leader of this other school group. I didn't know she was about twelve, because she looked much older. She went and told her teacher on me - apparantly I was freaking her out. She was almost crying, and looked pretty disturbed.

 

I felt really guilty after it, but I had no idea why I'd come across as so "scary". :mellow:

I do it every single night to my brother. Toughen him up for the real world.

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D Jay's story reminds me so much of my Grade 8 School trip. We've gone on a Hunted Mansion tour, and my teacher (yes, a teacher) hid behind a wall, sprung out and scared some of the girls in my class. Funnily enough, one of them by instinct punched him in the guts... hard.

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I did this last night to my brother and his friend. They were expecting me around the corner, so they slowly walked around and I jumped out from the opposite side and scared the hell out of them. :D

#KERR2016/17/18/19/20/21.

 

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I heard some girl screaming about an hour ago :twss: I dunno if that counts :P There should be some rule about naming threads >.>

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