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My boyfriend and I found this on an abandoned building in Winter Garden FL. It reads: warning from the goat man. 1.) Eat or be eaten 2.) beware the camera RED EYES!!!! 3.) cover your footprints. Walk on your hands.

Thought you might be interested! Also, if anyone knows anything about the Goat Man feel free to message me about it! We tried Googling but, there isn’t much about him.

Submitted to me by unic0rnofthesea.

rapturescloset

‘Rise Rapture Rise’ was metaphorical; put that damn department store back before I turn this city around.

undeadastronauts

randomslasher

ADHD combined with chronic pain is dangerous because I just got up to go get an ice pack but came back with a bowl of cereal because the box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch was more colorful and interesting to look at than the freezer where I keep my ice packs.

lifewithchronicpain-original

Gawd I do stuff like that all the time; go to fill my water bottle and come back with just a snack. It’s so annoying because then I have to go back down and up my stairs, my knees cannot take it anymore.

stimmyworkinprogress

It shouldn’t be a surprise or a miracle when a doctor actually listens to you.

chronicallyjessica

“There’s nothing that can explain your symptoms”

autisticarchive-deactivated2019

I see too many recovery/positivity blogs pushing that “you can do everything you put your mind to” and that “you’re limitless” so this is your daily reminder that you don’t have to push yourself past your limits to be strong, that pushing yourself past your limits can have negative consequences for your mental and physical health and that there’s strength and recovery in acknowledging and accepting your limits.

4damien

Anyone can help!

(Real pen the last picture)

It is important for EVERYONE to know how to help ANYONE. Not everyone can give them selves their medicine under every circumstance. Be educated, help out.

In the last year, i have gotten about five new violent allergies from foods i used to be able to eat. Next time i eat a fruit, my throat could close. I may not be able to inject myself. My boyfriend and i played with my trainer pen for like 30 minutes. He knows how to inject it. I know how. This is important.

I tried out a Lady Tsunade costest...

Probably gonna come back to this when I get better materials... but this is my first costest in a LONG time.

badjokesbyjeff

I told my wife that the milkman said he had shagged every woman in our road except one

“I bet it’s the snooty bitch at number twenty three,” she replied.

rapture-aesthetic-ideals

Ryan the Lion Preparatory Academy.

youngchronicpain

my muscles keep jumping and my back hurts and I just want to sleep but it is 7:25 pm and I didn’t sleep well last night so if I go to sleep now I will wake up at 2:30 am and stare at the ceiling for an hour before resigning myself to the waking world and that doesn’t sound that great no matter how heavy my eyelids feel

sixpenceee

This is how a lobotomy was performed in the early 1900’s. In case you didn’t already know, a lobotomy is when doctors severed the frontal cortex from the rest of the brain. They believed they could calm a person’s emotions & stabilize their personalities. We now know lobotomies were more harmful than helpful.

One method was the “ice pick” method. Doctors used an orbitoclast, that resembled an ice pick, to go through the top of the eye socket. They could enter the brain just by tapping lightly on the orbitoclast with a hammer to break through the thin layer of bone. Then they would twirl it to cut through the fibers. After pulling out the orbitoclast, the procedure was repeated on the other side. The transorbital lobotomy took 10 minutes or less. (Source & More Information)