THINGS THAT TERRIFY US | Trash Taste #39

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  @ecsay43 · 5 years ago

  My elementary school principal was the father of that kid who died in nutty putty, his whole family was there and they were yelling back and forth to eachother while he died and the rescuers tried to save him. Every year on the anniversary he’d take the week off and all the teachers would have us write him cards. I remember seeing it in the local newspaper, I can’t believe this story made it to you guys. Shits fucked, he’s a friend of my family and my parents still leave a bag of treats on his door every year.

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• RE

  @RealLifeGamerGirl · 5 years ago

  Connors kid: <b>Shits himself</b><br><br>Connor: &quot;Ima need a refund on this kid.&quot;

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  @RangerJackWalker · 5 years ago

  I feel like Connors mother is as much a character in this as the boys.

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  @SylosiaLP · 5 years ago

  &quot;Sydney learned her Sex education through hentai&quot;<br>Ah, this explains a lot of things.

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• TH

  @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache · 5 years ago

  Of course Connor would be that one guy to drop his Gameboy in the toilet.

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• YU

  @yudhakharisma3838 · 5 years ago

  In my honest opinion, to solve the &quot;spoiler culture&quot; on Twitter, Twitter should have added a spoiler tag feature just like on Reddit, so when someone posts something about a spoiler of a show or anything else with a picture on it, it will be blurred unless you click on the picture or the tweet itself and also make every hashtag from a tweet with a spoiler tag on it doesn&apos;t pop up or get into the algorithm of the trending page of Twitter. Therefore people can enjoy the show to the fullest.

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• AN

  @AndrewLeecoding · 5 years ago

  “I have a fear of heights.”<br><br>Next trash taste special: skydiving.

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• JO

  @joshuathomas512 · 5 years ago

  The bois: Listing their fears<br>Meyline looking for special ideas: write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN

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  @_titania_x · 5 years ago

  I love how Connor’s impersonation of himself talking to his mom as a child is just really formal speech 💀

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• CH

  @christianlin2008 · 5 years ago

  &quot;Step bro I&apos;m stuck&quot;<br>&quot;Where?&quot;<br>&quot;In a cave&quot;<br>&quot;Nevermind good luck you&apos;re on your own&quot;

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• WK

  @wkang2758 · 5 years ago

  Personal take: I don&apos;t really mind spoilers because they don&apos;t bother me too much. However, I won&apos;t go around discussing potentially spoiler content unless the platform clearly allows it (forums, discord, friend group chats) because I know that other people don&apos;t like spoilers and they are allowed to not like spoilers. I understand that spoilers are pretty inconsequential, but at the same time, it just ain&apos;t nice to potentially ruin someone else&apos;s experience. <br><br>Note: when I mention &apos;spoilers&apos; in this comment I really just mean the people on twitter clearly trying to get a kick out of people&apos;s reactions to their spoiling. Intention matters.

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  @IonicNebula · 5 years ago

  I relate so hard to Connor right now. He&apos;s the friend who argues &quot;Yes, I agree with you, but I&apos;m saying if you can&apos;t change it then you have to change or accept this as a problem.&quot; He&apos;s not saying that this isn&apos;t a problem, he&apos;s saying that if you know it won&apos;t change, and you know that it&apos;s a problem, you have to chose to either accept it or change it. And he&apos;s experiencing what my friends do too by ignoring that he&apos;s saying Garnt and Joey are right. Sometimes you have to give up and watch a show live to avoid spoilers. Or ignore the show until later to watch it. It sucks, but it&apos;s how we live now in the on-demand world.

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