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*pretty well Not pretty good. Sorry, I just had to point it out.
Well, come on, seriously. I mean, what did you expect him to do after you jumped out and screamed? Did you expect him to ask you out?
Maybe she just expected him to scream and be on his way like most of the other people there?
thanks, I'm working in a haunted house tonight and now I'm gonna be freaking out about the audience decking my lights out. I'm 120lbs and 5'0, it wouldn't exactly end well.
that's why I'm glad I'm a great dodger(or how ever you spell it) and I don't react from stuff like that
i work at a haunted house too, that is unfortunately always a risk. the guy may not have wanted to go through but was forced by friends, and of course he was probably sent through first. im sorry you got punched OP!! i hope youre okay. happy hauntings
so... it works 60% of the time?
come work at acers of terror in leanord ND that will be a nightly occurance ofr you
Must have good reflexes.
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Naturally, my first instinct upon seeing an attractive male is also jumping forth and scaring the shit out of the guy. That'll win his heart!
She has a job to do, attraction or not. Also, it could be a great way to meet someone, in a way. "You worked in the haunted house? Haha, you scared me good!" and then it goes from there...