What about monsters and boogeymen that like to hide under your bed and grab your leg to pull you under into their lair so they can devour you bite by bite?
afraid of the dark
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What about monsters and boogeymen that like to hide under your bed and grab your leg to pull you under into their lair so they can devour you bite by bite?
GWguy
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What about monsters and boogeymen that like to hide under your bed and grab your leg to pull you under into their lair so they can devour you bite by bite?
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theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
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What about monsters and boogeymen that like to hide under your bed and grab your leg to pull you under into their lair so they can devour you bite by bite?
I'll tell ya what.
I can deal with a dark room (don't prefer to walk in one though
), but forget standing in the shower with the lights out since I saw IT...and that was at LEAST 3-5 years ago :shudder:
Nickel
curiouser and curiouser
Why would anyone do that? Forget scary, that's just weird.
Cowgirl
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Why would anyone do that? Forget scary, that's just weird.
D likes to turn the lights out when I'm in the shower.
The first time I was nervous, but now I'm over it. I know where my body is.
GWguy
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D likes to turn the lights out when I'm in the shower.
I have a friend who thinks it's funny to quietly open the door and scream into the shower. Doesn't bother me, I can hear her coming. I did it to her, she just about went thru the roof.....
Cowgirl
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I'd be mad at you. My roommate pulled a similar prank, which caused me to jump out of the shower and slip on the floor and almost kill myself.
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
Well-Known Member
Why would anyone do that? Forget scary, that's just weird.
:shrug:
It is relaxing if you have some cool, but not too cold, water running. I can totally enjoy that in dim lighting, but pitch black,
K
ketelone
Guest
Speaking of showers....last night hubby was taking a shower and I went downstairs and got an ice cold glass of water and snuck in the bathroom and poured it over the shower curtain on him...talk about screaming like a girl!!! I finally got on eon him. He is always playing stupid pranks like that on me.
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
I'm 45 years old and STILL afraid of the dark
Why make her get over it? Just put a nightlight in her room and let her outgrow it when she's ready.
I am too but my husband won't let me use my night light.
I am ok knowing that he's awake and guarding the house but the night light comes out when he's on travel.
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
night lights make it easier for the criminals to find their victims in the dark
They also make it easier for me to find them with my husband's machine gun
desertrat
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night lights make it easier for the criminals to find their victims in the dark
This is why I leave a nite light on in the dobermans room.
bohman
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Please don't give terbear any more ideas for spending money than she already has.
I'm 45 years old and STILL afraid of the dark
Why make her get over it? Just put a nightlight in her room and let her outgrow it when she's ready.
Apparently, she's over it already. As I walked out of her room last night, she told me, "I don't haffa be scared anymore!" I said, "that's right, nothing scary in your room!" and shut the door.
desertrat
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I had a freind that slept with his eyes opened and claimed he could see all night while he slept.
durhamchurchian
Member
My son was alittle scared from the movie also. We went to store and he picked out a night lite himself. Gotta cute little duckie. Also for you parents that do have kids that sleep with night lites (or the adults too) after Halloween when decorations go on sale, I stock up on Glow sticks. If power goes out i just snap a stick and hang it from his ceiling fan. Of course flash lights are cool but have to replace batteries too often since they seem to stay on till morning and mommy finds them on the floor.
