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Me too! Did you ever read Galveston? A novel about storm chasers!


I prayed to God for my school to flood. I remember lying in bed praying for that flood, and deciding to use telepathy to make it happen. I imagined, concentrated on mentally blocking the drains and turning the water on and flushing the toilets. But no flood.

the name's familiar but I can't remember reading it as of recent..

I would watch the weather channel sometimes more than I would regular TV..

"Storm stories" was (and somewhat still is) my favorite TV show.

I loved Storm of the Century; it was my favorite movie for a while, and I watched it 2 days before the year 2000 and with fun neighbors so that added to the magic.

I was horrified of lightning. I would cry everytime there was thunder.

I think it's because I was home alone the first time there was a thunderstorm and I didn't know what it was.

I was scared of elevators when I was really really small. I would cry if I had to go into an elevator.

At the age of 12 i decided i was going to get baptized and arranged it at my church, became a atheist about a year later.

When i was a kid i had a fixation on anything sour, i would eat lemons and anything else sour all the time. I also had a fixation on spicy things as well, i would eat peppers and hot sauce all the time, till the point i had hiccups or tears running down my face.

well one time i did play whith cactus it just looked so whasinading

When I was 3 or 4 years old, someone suggsted that I had autism, but my parents thought it didn't really fit.

I laughed during "sad" disney movies, like Bambi, Pocahontas, and other movies like that. I would wonder why people were crying during the movies when i was at the theatres, my step mom thought i was inhumane and she would discipline me for it.

I still to this day wonder why people cry during animated movies.

One of my very first memories is the image of two small pictures presenting Mary with baby Jesus hanging above my bed.

I laughed hysterically during the scene from Jim Carrey's The Grinch where the young Grinch destroys his classroom because he got teased. I think other people thought I was being obnoxious for laughing at such a sad scene, but I honestly don't know why it struck me as funny.

My favorite christmas show was "Frosty the snowman"

One of my earliest obsessions was wolves.

I learned to speed-read when I was six years old.

I used to have a poster that had lots of kitties on it.

I often read a novel in a day.