What do you think a mimes home life is like, do really think they never talk?
405819
Imagine two mimes going for marriage counselling!  "We never talk anymore!"
992954
What do women think of their husbands entertaining them while they are on the potty?\n\nNow there's where I draw the line !\nI am a solo act.\nI need no company\nand anyone banging on the door will be beat to death with the toilet plunger.\n\n*is nothing sacred anymore?
994058
I've been thinking of setting up a mime hunting club, it would be sort of like the film "The Running Man", In fact i'd probably call it "The Running Mime" , But it's not going to be easy cos those guys are tough to find, they operate in complete silence and especially at night they can just creep up on you,
283198
None of them. Sorry, but I have a problem with the fact that actors/astresses can portray feelings that aren't their own AS their own. They just seem terribly insincere to me. I do understand that not all actors/actresses shouldn't be lumped into one category, but generally speaking, this is where I stand.
524770
Well, I think it's probably the small child in them that craves attention- OF ANY KIND!!! They probably lead very shallow, boring lives- not many friends- etc... You know, somepeople will also just do or say ANYTHING to get a rise out of peole, too. The enjoy the shock factor- in some sick kind of way - they think they have had an impact on, or altered other's lives: they love it that you will be thinking of them - probably for several days to come! It's just all about them.Try not to let it get to you- don't respond at all- it's what they want- AND, it allows them to win!!! :)
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My dog has never worked a day in her life. She sleeps, eats and shits wherever she pleases and despite smelling (especially when wet) is loved unconditionally by every person she comes into contact with.\n\nI dont know about reality but she has definitely got her life sorted out
1111973
I'd love them anyway but i'd be afraid that if something were to happen, I couldn't contact them. How would they get help? and also I think i'd eventually get tired of the silence. I'd get tired of just hearing myself talk.\n\nI'd have to be a pretty strong bond, but if I really truly loved them, I'd see past that and stay with them.
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I have encountered them, and have quite a substantial list of friends who have encountered them. Some things just exist whether you want to believe it or not.\n\nI have a few theories on how someone becomes a ghost, but I should probably explain that I believe in person truth, first. I believe that if Mary believes that she will go to Heaven when she dies, she will go to Heaven when she dies; if Joe believes in reincarnation, he will be reincarnated; if Lucy doesn’t believe in afterlife, than her body will decompose and she will cease to exist. Thus, one way someone could become a ghost, is if that's what they believe will happen to them when they die. For the sake of further clarification, I believe a ghost to be the soul of a living being (including plants and animals) who’s body dies.\n\nAnother way would be if someone dies when they are unsure of what will happen to them after death - their soul is then stuck in limbo until they figure it out. Someone might also become a ghost if there is at least one lesson they have not learned or one goal they have not completed (predetermined by fate), and are stuck in limbo until they learn the lesson(s) and/or complete the goal(s). A third way would be if someone still alive is incapable of coping with the death, and consequently holds that soul back from moving forward until they are able to let go. Finally, someone may also choose to stay behind, for personal reasons.\n\nHere's a little story if you need some convincing: My late dog, Kristy, stayed behind as a ghost for some time after she died early January of 2005. My fiancé and I were watching my parents' house while they were away for a few days. We were the only living beings there, and we had both been downstairs for the past few hours. I went upstairs to fetch something from my room, and just outside my door, I saw something I couldn't explain away as something natural. There was an oval-shaped area of carpet, the size of Kristy when she laid down, that was matted down and warm to the touch, as if she had just been lying there not moments ago. I didn't think much of it as I knew she was still around; I would occasionally feel her presence or even hear the jingling of her collar, as if she were scratching her neck, just beside me. She appeared to stay for a while after we adopted our new puppy, Sam. He was remarkably easy to housebreak, and I'm sure Kristy had a hand in it. I think she also stayed behind to somewhat "approve" of Sam, and to be assured that he was not her replacement.
430060
I had imaginary friends (as a child)...\nLeLe States and Katie Bonds...\n\nThey used to write me letters and leave them in the mailbox.. (I know now that it was my oldest sister that wrote them..) but they were written backward --- (having to hold to a mirror to read)\n\nAs a child, they were my best friends and I threw a fit.. if they couldn't go "everywhere" with me... even tho' they ran along the side of the the car... (lol) instead of being inside with me....\n\nThey were devil's (sort of) as they lived in the incinerator... at the local grocery store...\n\n(what are imaginations for, if not for stuff like this) lol\n\n   I must have been a really spoiled little kid..
1091956
When my boyfriend (now my husband) and I first moved out of our parents houses we did have a room mate.  We had a baby and so did she.  It seemed like a good solution to share an apartment.  That lasted for 3 months and we kicked her skanky butt out.  Looking back it wasn't the nicest thing to do but we were so young and just didn't care.  We had our own apartment for several years and I thought we would never get our own house.  Then I got pregnant with our second child and after she was born we moved in with my husbands dad and step mom.  Yuck.  But we saved enough $ to buy our own first little house.  We lived there for 5 years sold it and then moved in with my mom while our new house was being built.  She was great to live with and what an experience.  A dog, two cats, and the five of us including my mom in her little 2 bedroom 1 bath condo.  We have been in our home for 4 years now.  Doing things the way we did taught me alot.  I'll never forget thinking "I will never own a home"  and here we are...it is quite remarkable.  One thing is for sure we were just as happy poor as we are well off and we have got some good poor stories.   :)   \nHope I didn't bore you with too many details...that was fun to reminisce though...thanks!!!
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I think they're really cheesy, most have outrageously unbelieveable storylines and some of their actors have laughable acting skills.\nAside from that, they're not even worth my 2 hour lunch break while having lunch from a canteen, I'd rather sit with my friends and have an engaging conversation.
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The idea is that they forget that they are being filmed and act normally. But how you can act normally when put into a situation outside of your normal daily life I don't know. It's never going to be true reality TV unless they use hidden cameras and record people without them knowing, but I think that there would be some legal issues with this.
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I have mine. We've been together for 8+ years, and are completely in tune with each other. I have never had anyone even come close to this before. We think alike, finish sentences for each other, say something that the other one was thinking - things like that. If it wasn't so cool, it would be spooky (it kinda is!). Have a good night!
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Lots. I never talked to 'Ouija' as some say they have. I don't understand what that is. We talked to my friend's aunt. A girl from high school that died. My grandpa.\n\nThe 'guest' was often able to tell us things the players did not know - like the color of underwear of someone in the room. \n\nWe could talk to Marilyn Monroe - but not Elvis. Hmmm....\nSome spirits were very strong and not nice and would try to stab me with the pointer.\n\nYou don't even need a board. Draw it out on a table and use a clear plastic cup or something.\n\nSome people have the right vibe to get it going. Always need two. \n\nSome spirits were young. Some wanted us to find their killer. Often they are fibbers though. The common people we would talk to we would make up special passwords etc.\n\nAsk simple yes and know questions.\n\nSend me a message if you want more.
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yea like when they are on the dont talk what is the point of being on if they dont even talk it is crazie!!!\ni hate it tooo!
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My dad came up with a great idea that all kids imaginary friends are really actually ghosts or similar spirits and that as they grew up, they lost the ability to see them and thus dismissed them as 'imaginary friends'.  But a babysitter would somehow realize the truth and have to deal with it.\n\nI doubt he'll ever write it, so that's why I'm telling you- but seriously, why not come up with your own original idea?
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Hmmmm, that's a very interesting question!  I bet it's never been asked before.\n\nWhere else would they live?  It's very handy to their job, their staff and cousins by the dozens have space to work and interact, and there is the security question.\n\nI can't imagine a President saying "No thanks, I've got my own place"--but that's not your question is it?  \n\nI don't know but you got me thinkin'...so thanks!