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⌈ Secret Post #2635 ⌋

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[Casshern (film)]

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[cosplay, Anthony Misiano]

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03. http://i.imgur.com/4s3vCwo.png
[link for nudity/etc. naked mpreg snape with boobs.]

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04. http://i.imgur.com/aQi1eUV.png
[link for nudity (OP requested it; not really sexual though. probably would've been ok, considering the one below ↓)]

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08. [posted twice]

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[Josh Radnor]

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10. [SPOILERS for Sherlock]

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11. [SPOILERS for Grimm]

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12. [SPOILERS for Twisted]

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13. [WARNING for ephebophilia]

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14. [WARNING for suicide]

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I have been researching all kinds of things for my writing, but at the moment, I'm searching for "how damaged must a finger be so fingernails don't grow back" and just reading the answers makes me protectively curl my fingers.

What are some of the most squicky/disturbing/hard to explain to a third party looking at your search history things you read up on for research?

So many poisons, so little time.

Haha, yeah I know that feeling. Through this research, I have learnt that I could kill a lot of people with the plants in my mother's garden.

I was once trying to find some information on how the brain decomposes after death for a zombie idea I had and that led to some interesting places. Like a creepy site asking people to donate their brains after they died.

Oh Oo
I was researching something fairly harmless once and stumbled over a site with some guy asking about which size of a refrigerator he should buy to kill himself - he wanted to die of hypothermia but didn't want to suffocate so it had to be a very specific size, apparently...

I wanted to have an antagonist who'd been acquitted for sexual assault, so I looked up how and why such cases end in acquittal. Yeesh. I don't know how some attorneys sleep at night.

How a body decomposes in a room vs. in nature, how to chop up a body without making a mess, how to make sure that you don't leave traces of blood on the floor, the clearance times of different poisons in the blood... You know, light weekend reading.

I...have my history turned off, so no one sees anything. I do, though, keep extensive bookmark folders for every story i do a lot of research on.

However...using saline to inflate body parts, information on amputee care in the sixties, a *lot* of stuff about war, trauma, etc..... Nothing incredibly gruesome, but all together, probably fairly weird.

That particular topic is one of the squickiest body topics for me. /shudder

If you want, I have a (not very gross) story relating to your search. My mom has no nail on one of her thumbs. She got some kind of infection that caused her thumb to swell up, and the nail to fall off. Even after the finger healed, the nail didn't grow back.

Oh right! I heard about cases like that. It's still uncomfortable to read (I'm easily squicked about fingernails and eye injury stories) but not as bad as all the torture nail ripping scenarios I've encountered in this search so far X'D

Most recently?

What substances will knock a person out, but make them technically mobile? I've also been watching shows on kidnappings.

No, officer! I'm a writer, I swear!

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