While reading third graders papers at work, I thought of a new completely pointless game. They were writing about frogs, and a few commented on there were so many frogs that it was scary. So I thought about that and now we have something else mundane to post about.
So here are the rules:
A person picks a living thing and asks how many in the same room as you would there have to be to scare you.
Give an answer, elaborate on why if you so desire, and pick another creature.
You can be as specific or non specific about the type of creature as you want- “birds” and " dentists wearing bowling shoes" are both acceptable.
That’s about it
How many ** hedgehogs** would have to be in the room with you to scare you?
I thought we were supposed to comment on the last one, then make a new one.
Baby snakes Funny you should mention that. That’s what I used to call my ex. Sort of a play on words the complexity of which was not fully appreciated. Hence the ex… Or maybe it was appreciated?
elfkin447 I’m with ya. I thought you might want to take a break from these “third graders” so I’ll be the heavy here.
Your taposeda comment on the LAST one, then make a NEW one… 'K.
Alright, screw the fwuffy bunnies I said that casue I used to butcher rabbits when I was a kid–Hey, we ate 'em, dammit. And YES they tasted like chicken .
Hamsters… Hamsters… Never been scared by hamsters, but in sufficient numbers, they could run me nervous. Let’s say 70 hamsters. Yeah, the thought of being trapped in a room with 70 hamsters gives me the screaming-meemies.
Parrots. I can’t be exact, but five or six africans have proved tolerable. At the London Zoo, several dozens were scary, even inside their cages of little wire. Very loud, and in control. Who do they think they are, anyhow?
Um…four Britney Spears would probably scare me. After all, I can only think of uses for three, so the fourth would stand there looking all peppy and freak me out.
…but back on topic, I like degs. There would have to be at least 30 Labs in the room to make it scary. Unless they were rabid. Then 2 would do it. (I think I could handle 1)