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Old 12-06-2014, 06:05 PM   #11
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I recently started reading Neil Gaiman's The Sandman, and the second volume has an intriguing story involving a serial killer convention. Really deep stuff there.

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I'm honestly not fascinated with them and feel they are horrible people. It just reinforces how horrible the world is and how horrible people are to each other that they would kill innocent people for their own enjoyment.
I don't think they do it for enjoyment, usually. Sometimes, they have, like, OCD, but instead having to turn the light on and off ten times, they have to kill. Or other times, they're so delusional they think they're doing a good thing by sending people to the next world, or whatever. And sometimes, they might just do it to see how it feels to kill someone. What if someone who read that had a compulsion to kill, and felt like they were subhuman. Instead of judging, we should preach acceptance and equality.
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a person who enjoys the 1980s animated series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but erroneously believes that no other incarnation of the franchise can possibly compare to the cherished cartoon of their childhood, often expressing their opinion in an obnoxious manner.
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"Cowabunglers and their absurd narrow-mindedness regarding Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles really get on my nerves."

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