I dare you to offer your soul to the next person who enters the front door of your house.
I dare you to imagine for an entire day that you're walking upside-down, and that there is a constant imminent threat that you will fall into the clouds.
I dare you to use the word 'dragonfly' in a sentence that illustrates how much you care about someone.
I dare you to make all of your decisions by the role of two dice, a la Beyond the Labyrinth, by Gillian Rubenstein.
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Think of my own dare? Ok...
I dare you to offer your soul to the next person who enters the front door of your house.
I dare you to imagine for an entire day that you're walking upside-down, and that there is a constant imminent threat that you will fall into the clouds.
I dare you to use the word 'dragonfly' in a sentence that illustrates how much you care about someone.
I dare you to make all of your decisions by the role of two dice, a la Beyond the Labyrinth, by Gillian Rubenstein.
Don't know about you, but I liked it coz it's trippy! & very southparkish
yeah quite south parkish. Poor Charlie.
cos it's freakin twisted. i couldn't help thinking it was somehow about cocaine.
and making decisions by the die is surely originally from 'The Dice Man'?
Yes Diceman was before Rubinstein, she is a contemporary writer.
Flashbacks to late 80s / early 90s anti peer pressure education schemes.
Come on man, you know you want to - everyone else is doing it...
I watched it.
The whole thing.
THE WHOLE. FREAKING. THING.
My head hurts.
I'm sending this to my friend who has a candy problem. haha
Charlie. Chaaaarlie.
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