Yeah, that's what I figured. I often feel creeped out, but not necessarily in danger or anything.
I guess that counts as my first real paranormal experience.

Yeah. I'm just worried about whether the scent is noticeable to anyone else. It may just be my nose is sensitive to it. I'm sure I'm just worrying about it too much.
I thought about asking my friend if he could smell it, but I bet he'd just act all weird about it. I could ask my mom, but she only tells me that I'm perfect all the time always. I'm glad that she cares and tries to make me feel good about myself, but I wish she could be honest sometimes, too.

Yeah, I thought of that. That would be scary.
I told Mike about it, he got kinda grumpy and tried to give it a natural explaination. I don't think he wants to hear about this stuff anymore. So I guess I should keep it to myself from now on.
I am curious as whether or not it's a malicious ghost or whatever, or if it's just trying to "get attention". I could understand doing that if no one could see or hear you. But it didn't really feel evil or anything. There's really no way of knowing.

I'm not sure whether or not you can help or not, but I thought maybe you could know something.
This might seem like a dumb question, but does your makeup smell? I use a tinted moisturizer along with a powder foundation, and it does a good job with hiding some facial features and making my face look pretty. But the moisturizer has a strange smell to it. I can smell it when I put it on. it goes away after a while, but I'm worried that I'm just getting use to the smell, and it's still there.

Oh, sorry. My messages to you were so long, I can't even begin to remember them.

It's been such a long time now, anyway.

Ha, I doubt you wanna hear about politics that make me mad. I could go on about that all day.

Speaking of supernatural stuff, yesterday I was hanging out with my best friend at his house. I was walking up the stairs from his basement, and I felt something push me on my lower back. It pushed me hard enough to make me fall forward. I'm certain his house is haunted now.

Could you help me with a makeup question?

I don't know why, but I've seen him in a lot of forums and I've been chasing him down probably boredom!

No, serious, check my posts and stuff if you want I joined back in 2007 so I'm quite old I'm a decent guy, I was chasing down that awful llama

im sorry if I was weird. He got banned now, everything's back to normal. so hey, I'm Withyla.

then what is the Drama Llama!

nope I don't know you. However you must beware of the Drama Llama. If you need my assistance please don't doubt it. Seek my help. Farewell.

who are you? do I know you? why is the drama llama attacking you?

I DONT THINK YOU QUITE UNDERSTAND

HRUURURURURUURRU

Nah, we're just waiting for the mom to bring them out for a walk and we're giving them home. Mom is very timid and purry, so babies won't be scratchy and bitey



Yeah, different food repels mosquitos, too. Like garlic. They hate garlic. Vampires hate garlic, too, and they too drink blood

ah yeah?
Did you have a set day that way like that?

No, it's not a "wild" kitten as in a lynx or whatnot. BElgrade is full of kittens that idiots kick out of their houses, so there are many people who take them in. I wanted a kitten so I decided to take in a homeless kitten. My friends have many cats that were saved from starvation, they're all very cuddly

Oh, but I DO flail like a gay sissy gay guy when there's a bee or a wasp, it's embarrassing But when a hornet comes by, I just freeze, look for a chance and then run like crazy until I hit something.

No, they're all female, like mosts insects, and males just serve to fertilize the queen who makes more baby girls.

Cause it's a bit cold there for hornets. They don't like anything below 15C nor anything above 40C. Asian bees get rid of Asian hornets by throwing themselves on one and heating it up above 40C when it dies. And one bee has to die in the process from its sting. It's pretty hot here, so wasps and hornets rampage all summer, and they're increasing in numbers recently. Also, the spider-eating wasp that migrated somewhere from Sweden or something when scientists brought it from Africa to study it is rapidly increasing in numbers. They live alone, making nests from mud, and putting a live, paralyzed spider in it for the larvae to feed on. And they're ugly as hell. They like making nests in closest in your clothes. Many times I take out my winter jacket in November and a few mud-nests fall out of there. But not anymore with a mosquito net!

I have no problems with mosquitos, they ignore me as they choose people based on blood and skin smell. My dad, too. But my mom is the prime target. And I don't think they'd go through such a thick net like the one I installed here, I spent 3 hours putting a nail after a nail so there's no rooom for an ameba, n\let alone a mosquito My mom also uses that Raid spiral thingie you light and they run away like crazy, or just drop dead.

haha nice XD

Ah, same for me as well, except I went to school, I finished at like 12PM though, which is cool.

h=oh wow, that's so laid back, I think that's pretty cool haha

How was your day today?

The mother delivered them in a basement of a building where a lady I know lives. I volunteered to take one kitten cause tenants want to kick them out on the streets and the lady is defending them at least until they don't have to feed off their mother. She will find homes for all the others as well, so they will not be lost And it's no problem, as soon they stop feeding off mother, they're ready for life, so as soon as it comes to my room, sooner it'll adapt and befriend me. It will sleep with me in my bed

Oh, no, flailing makes them defensive and if you hit them with your hand in mid-air, there's a chance they'll sting you. I experimented with that while I wasn't afraid of them - I'd wave my arm and as soon as I'd touch tehem - doesn't matter is it the hea or the butt - they'd sting. I don't know how do they do it. And it was at random, sometimes they wouldn't sting at all.

Also, sweets work best in the autumn. Wasps are actually carnivores. Try giving it bolony or a sausage - it'll chew of a tiny bit and take it with it to feed the young. But as the autumn approaches, they have a need to build up sugar to sustain energy during the winter hibernation, so they go after sweets. Fruit of any kind, but grapes and plums are their favorites. They are also more aggresive in this period, going through similar changes a female human goes in PMS. They are all female, after all, males just ♥♥♥♥ around. Literally

Hornets are overgrown wasps and although they CAN kill a human with stings, bee's sting is much more poisonous. Hornet's weapon is a special acid their venom contains that induced deadly pain and disorders.

Yeah, I like to study things I'm afraid of more than anything else

I have installed a mosquito net on my room window so this summer I can keep it open and they can bite me - none shall pass!

Give me an example of what they have done before, was it something big, or was it just a small public paper or something?

Yeah true.

Oh really?
That's awesome fun let me know if you find it, sounds pretty cool!

Well I suppose I do, my parents are both pretty religious, but we didn't do anything special, just stayed home.

And, I just realised it's the 1st today. This year is moving fast.