[ SECRET POST #2532 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2532 ⌋

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07. http://imageshack.com/a/img198/3302/nkdy.png

[(Anonymous)]

Only with celebrities tho?

[(Anonymous)]

I ended up doing this by accident when I was reading about Mariska Hargitay. Jayne Mansfield was her mom and baby Mariska was in the back seat when it happened. She was too little to remember it, but there are some pretty graphic pictures out there. I wonder if she's ever looked it up.

[(Anonymous)]

She has! It's something she doesn't really like talking about because, as you say, she doesn't remember it. But she has talked about it a bit and has said she knows the same things about it as anyone from reading about it. IIRC, she never talked to her dad about it but I can't remember if it was because she wasn't willing to talk to him about it or if it's because he wouldn't talk about it.

Secret 7 - Celebrity deaths

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[Picture is a lower quarter of a face of a man (actor Paul Walker?) with a slight beard and mustache. He has light skin, a few moles on his neck and is wearing a dark gray polo shirt. He seems to be smiling.]

Whenever a celebrity dies in a dramatic, highly-documented way, I'm compelled to absorb every detail available: witness accounts, official reports, images.

Even if I didn't follow their career or if they lived and died before I was born, I want enough info to know, "Could he see it coming? Did he suffer long? How did the first people on the scene react?"

I know I'm not the only person who does this, but it's really morbid and leaves me feeling hollow after. I wish I could stop being so acutely interested by it.

[(Anonymous)]

VIC MORROW. D: My dad told me about that when I was little and I ended up seeing the footage on YouTube as an adult. I couldn't look away.

[(Anonymous)]

Hate to break it to you, but you can google just about any culture and find pale skin blondes in that cultures costumes.

Also do you notice how almost nobody in Frozen wears those clothes?

Or how the FAR bigger complaint from those horrible people on tumblr was that two female leads look exactly the same and are pretty much carbon copies of Rapunzel from Tangled? Or that people talked more about how apparently women "have to be pretty" and that makes them "hard to animate"?

[(Anonymous)]

You misplaced your secret reply.

[(Anonymous)]

Wrong thread but totally agreed.

[(Anonymous)]

I get this. I think it's just because (violent) death is pretty far removed from most of us in developed countries, and celebrities' private details are so accessible. Celebrity deaths just provide a convenient outlet for natural curiosity & voyeurism

[(Anonymous)]

Nope, I do it, too. :/