Here you guys go in case you've forgotten my 12 year old boy face

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I don't think you have a 12-year old boy face. It might be the hair that makes you look so young.

Vaguely like Jim from The Office.

but can he stare into a camera and make funny reaction faces?

I imagine, with some practice.

hello dac ;).

few things you guys missed since i neglected you all.

I have a car, guess her name?
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it snowed alot where I stay.
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it was halloween.
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it was fireworks night.
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Say, Dac, is that the Most Interesting Man in the World on the wall behind you?

She wasn't an old lady. Buffalo Bill only nabbed young girls, usually plump ones, because he wanted their skin to make a skin-suit to fit over his larger guy's body. Bill thought of his victims as things, not people, often calling them "it." For example, "it rubs lotion on it's skin, or it gets the hose again." Although Silence was a work of fiction, Bill's particular criminal mind-set was not made up, but based on serial killers Ed Gein, Ted Bundy, and Jerry Brudos. Gein made tropies and keepsakes from his victims' bones and skin. Bundy often captured his victims by pretending to be injured, like Bill did in Silence. Brudos often dressed up in his victims' clothing, which Bill did, too. This is why I so adamantly dislike objectification of women.

Yes, he only nabbed young girls, but if memory serves me right (not seen the movie in over a year) the dead woman in the bathtub was an old lady, right?

Wasn't it the lady who actually owned the house, and she died and he was using her house? Because I remember Clarice actually looking for the old lady, and Jame Gumb answering the door saying he was a nephew or something.

I think?

Boy that one sentence was quite the jumping off point for you, eh?