Rabid_Chocobo

As a straight guy, I find it oddly attractive when a girl has big titties smushed in my face. IDK, I'm just weird like that.

Is it possible to have a “mild” form of Prosopagnosia? Because I’ve always had a hard time remembering people and names, and I also noticed I’ve had a very hard time remembering peoples’ cars and cars in general (I’m always embarrassed because someone will say “I’m in the white Nissan” or something and I have no idea what to look for other than White.) I’ve often thought to myself “I wonder if my inability to remember people and recognize cars are related” because I was just about to ask you if you have trouble remembering cars, and apparently you do!

But I can tell the difference between a beetle and a regular car..

Thank god.. funny story, a couple weeks ago I was talking to this girl and agreed to meet her at s crowded beach. I saw her lying down and recognized her blonde hair and started walking up to her, but she didn’t make any kind of move to say hello or acknowledge me, and she was wearing large shades so I couldn’t see her eyes, and I thought “oh god, this isn’t her, is it?”

I sat a few feet away, stealing glances at her while she ignored me. I thought: “Is she doing a bit by not saying hello, or is this literally not the same person?” I sat there pretending to be on my phone until I knew it wasn’t her based on the fact that she didn’t say hello to me. I kept walking down the beach until I actually found her.

Hey, I'm a big fan of Destination Truth! I always said that the show felt more like a travel show and would do well on the Travel Channel, and I love how you'd all go to a new country and spend the first few nights experiencing the life first- like when you all went to Ireland looking for leprechauns, but decided to get wasted at a pub on the first night. Even though I wasn't a huge believer of the paranormal, I still watched it for those reasons. I loved it when someone said "Get the Kayaks." or "Get the climbing gear." The whole show made me feel like an adventurer.

My question is- were there ever any times where you didn't want to go to a certain country, but you went anyway? How convinced were you of the credibility of the paranormal before you went on most of those trips?

Also, how similar do you feel Expedition Unknown will be, both in spirit and practice, to Destination Truth?

Thanks!!

I'll be the first one to ask-

Would you rather fight a Horse-sized duck, or 100 Duck-sized horses? Please answer this, it is important to Reddit.