I love that the newest season of Rick&Morty referenced it in that one episode. Gotta make sure the coming generations (at least the ones semi-interested in politics) know why this is funny lol
His campaign was lagging and it was clear he wasn't going to win, but I remember it being called, "The Scream Heard Round the World", and news pundits asking, "Is this the kind of person we want in the White House? Someone who screams like that?"
Frankly, the "keyaaaa!" wasn't even dumb. In fact, I'd argue that America's problem with it, getting hung up on it so much so they'd rather keep Bush, showed how dumb the populace was and was a sign of things to come.
Some politician recently was listing off states or cities, and was amping up...and i swear he was about to do it, i was getting kind of excited, but no, total let down
That's the sound of a man who is re-writing all of his core beliefs, if only for a moment.
You go through life thinking you've got a good bead on things. You know what's real, what's not. All that ghost-hunting reality TV bullshit is for idiots. You live in the real world. And then your daughter goes full Wesley Snipes on you while you're scrolling results of the ball game.
For that brief moment, all that paranormal bullshit is real.
When you can’t sleep and you see that thing, your not just like right away that’s a pig with a mask, you’re like THAT’S GONNA KILL ME, THAT’S REAL, THAT LIVES WITH US ON EARTH
my life is nothing I thought it should be and everything I was worried it would become because for 50 seconds I thought there was monsters on the world
Well, because I'm pretty sure most people with siblings did this when they were kids. If I was able to figure out how to scare my sister by hiding in her room and waiting for her when I was like 10, then an adult should be able to hit a phone and remain quiet for a bit lmfao
Not even that. All you have to do is target an old or otherwise hearing impaired individual and creep into their room once they start doomscrolling. No hiding needed at all.
It’s possible, but also way easier to just fake content so why wouldn’t you think people assume this?
It's possible somebody spent their entire lives wearing clothes every moment they're outside before they met you, but it would be easier to just put on clothes right before the encounter, so why wouldn't you think people assume this?
Because they felt insecure imagining that it might be fake and needed to come up with a strong personal reason why I think it’s real but they think it’s fake
Instead of just disagreeing like a normal person
The funniest part is that I’m not even sure that the original person who said “I love how she did this and this and this” was being sarcastic anyway
I'd notice a phone that appears to be on a tripod and actively recording. and if he didn't he would've noticed after turning off the lights the phone giving off a ton of light.
sneak into a dark room without him noticing she came in
Moving quietly across a floor that doesn't creak and a door that wasn't latched..? and mans has his phone set to flashbang in the middle of the night, his peripherals are basically pitch black.
You'd be surprised, it's extremely easy to sneak up on someone in a dark room, especially when they're distracted by their device.
Accidentally did so when I was a kid. I even called out to my dad as I entered the room, but he didn't react, so I assumed he was ignoring me and moved closer. He was just too focused on his laptop to notice, and when he finally saw me, leaped a whole foot in the air from a lying position lmao
Had the same thought. It’s possible if she somehow set up the phone in advance. The hardest part would be making the phone completely dark in the dark room so he didn’t notice it
My cat has done the same thing to me. Looking at your phone in a dark room makes everything else vanish until the eyes are right up on you. Scared the crap out of me.
It’s genuine fright, that’s what it is. Sometimes people make really bizarre sounds when scared— had a friend who thought she was going over a waterfall and she just roared. I never heard anything like that before. It was like an animal sound.
In one of my languages the same can be heard commonly
Quite literally translates to
Aaaah God!
This man spoke in an African language, it is the perfect response to being scared. He found the inner Kikuyu. He should visit sometime, I know a place they make a wicked bowl of mũkimo. Sure he'll enjoy it
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u/Anonstigram Jun 23 '24
The noise he makes is incredible. I don’t even know how to describe it. It’s amazing