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Based on this, Nicole is definitely the one I would be more likely to be friends with.

Reese, because at least you’d live.

“I fucking hate when people do stuff for you and then try to make you feel bad by saying “look at what I did for you’”

I lost it with this one...

I typically am not a Gucci fan but there are a few pieces in there I’d wear. Some of the jackets for sure.

I’d push my own children out of the way if he beckoned me.

The real hero of that show was the guy in the diner who took eleven in and fed her and was shot. Yet he gets so little recognition, I don’t even know his name. He deserves way more praise and following than barb ever did.

So sick of hearing about Barb endlessly.

My ex-husband used to LOVE to scare me like this. Pop out from around corners, pop up at the kitchen window while I was doing dishes—just to hear me scream, so he could laugh. He never understood why I got so pissed that he was scaring me to death for a laugh. Jackass.

I’m a nurse. In an ICU. I’m quiet. I have a coworker who startles so easily, I’ve started stomping my feet if I have to approach her from behind.

As a psych student, I’ve been hearing about the “fight-or-flight” response for years. However, I never identified with either response. I am more of a “accept-my-doom-and-stand-there” kind of person. In a home invasion, I am more than likely just going to sit and ask them to kill me quickly. Imagine how vindicated I

I went to a haunted house with a man friend and was screaming so much that one of the actors broke character and whispered to him, “Your friend is awesome.” I don’t like them!

If it makes you feel any better, a majority of your ancestors probably survived something dangerous by doing the same thing and passed the make as much noise as possible when attacked trait down to you.

I’ve found at times I am very effective in a life-or-death situation and also times where I just stood there and screamed. I’ve had a few near-death experiences; one time I jumped into action and probably saved myself a world of (more) pain, and another time I just ended up face-down on the ground and couldn’t even

No, don’t be embarrassed. I am exactly the same way. I’m also really easily startled. I jump or scream almost every day when my spouse opens the door when he gets home from work. I don’t see horror movies in theaters because it’s embarrassing. I HATE pranks. I think embarrassing people or making them feel

And who wouldn’t take the opportunity to kiss an amazing person like Alexander Skarsgard? He is so comfortable with himself, see the amazing “Beyond the Pole”.

She’s a horrible wife for kissing her friend?

This is a GREAT idea. Please pitch it to HBO immediately.

Yep, same here. My husband will sometimes ask me to check his email for me, and I sometimes ask him the same thing. I don’t even want to remember his password, his e-mail account is shock full of things he hasn’t responded to even though he should and purchase verifications for very boring things. Hell, sometimes I

I can’t think of a legit reason for my boyfriend to have my account and phone passwords. He has his own accounts and phone. Why would he need mine? Absent some actual suspicions about something, why would I demand that he give me his? I don’t believe that just because I’m part of a couple, I have to give up all