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Shai Gar
You weren't. Sickipedia beat you to it.
"Nathan Griffith. He's not the first 14 year old to get sucked in Thailand."
"Nathan Griffith. He's not the first 14 year old to get sucked in Thailand."
You obviously don't have the faith the size of a mustard seed.
And who is to say it isn't already fixed? This is Darwinism at its finest.
I was raised by a shelter-mongering mom who told me (at age 4) that if I didn't stand still on the escalators, they were going to suck me through and chop me up.
It's mostly non-existant.Must have done wonders for your anxiety level.
That should scare me. But I'm already apathetic to all things dangerous since I was raised by a shelter-mongering mom who told me (at age 4) that if I didn't stand still on the escalators, they were going to suck me through and chop me up.
In the novel "Too Scared to Cry" it talks about this young girl who survives having her intestines pulled out from a swimming pool filter. She was about four. She dies a few months after reconstruction surgeries.
YI also thought I was going to get sucked down the plug hole. Thanks mum! So unimaginative yet so effective. The gurgling, sucking sound of the water draining still brings back childhood memories.
This was my first thought - just going off of the title this thread began with, regardless of where it happens, getting sucked to death wouldn't be such a bad way to go...
I can't be the only one that thought of this.
In the novel "Too Scared to Cry" it talks about this young girl who survives having her intestines pulled out from a swimming pool filter. She was about four. She dies a few months after reconstruction surgeries.
...one of the scariest most helpless ways to die.
In the novel "Too Scared to Cry" it talks about this young girl who survives having her intestines pulled out from a swimming pool filter. She was about four. She dies a few months after reconstruction surgeries.