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Panic
You know it all to well. When it starts, you fear it will never stop. Breathing becomes quicker, harder. Shaking, twitching, all over. The numbness, spreading like wildfire. Sensing the fear, taking over your body, ever so slightly, little by little. The world around you going quiet, dark. Only knowing, the never, ending, numbing, fear. The tightening of your chest, almost bruising your ribs, trying to be ok. Just wanting it to stop, needing it to stop. Keep repeating, "it's ok", "you're okay", "just breathe." You know sooner or later it has to end.
By Shelby Langham8 years ago in Poets
Is War Machine Going to Make a Full Recovery In 'Avengers: Infinity War' Thanks to Bleeding Edge?
For the most part, we've only seen brief glimpses of a few Avengers in the featurette released, and in the images leaked from the film's set. Among the images revealed, we've seen characters like Doctor Strange, Wong, Bruce Banner, and Iron Man himself teamed up, but without the rest of the Avengers. Could these be the last remaining Avengers or just a segment where the teams are split up? Either way, Iron Man is the more intriguing presence, simply because he's donning the highly anticipated Bleeding Edge armor.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Review: Cameron Monaghan's Performance
After watching episode 16 of "Gotham" titled "The Blind Fortune Teller," we were given a look at a young actor by the name of Cameron Monaghan (21).
By Tyler S. Callaway8 years ago in Geeks
Why You Should Buy Physical Copies of Music
You probably listen to music, and you probably use Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, YouTube, Soundcloud, or something similar to do it. The internet was a HUGE deal for music, with the creation of iTunes and streaming websites. CDs, which were the most prominent medium for music before streaming became a thing, became obsolete insanely quickly. CDs did hang around for a while because people would play them in their cars still, but now nearly every car has either and AUX cord or Bluetooth capabilities, and everyone's music is directly on their smartphones. On the surface, there's really no reason to keep CDs.
By Erin Goulding8 years ago in Beat
All Aboard the Hype Train: 9 Games That Actually Lived up to the Hype
Let's face it, the hype train is something that we all ride at some point in our gaming life. It's just part of the culture of gaming because developers and publishers need their advertising to saturate the media in order to hook us on their game.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers
What Other Versions of Jason Could Be Added to 'Friday the 13th: The Game'?
Jason Voorhees is one bad man... er, zombie, thing, whatever. He took over horror movies and is now one of the biggest things in the gaming community. While Friday The 13th: The Game has been riddled with bugs and glitches, it's also an incredibly fun experience whether players are controlling Jason or a hapless counselor.
By Tyler S. Callaway8 years ago in Horror
Dark
My breaths begin to be heavier and heavier as I took a few steps at a time. There is no way out, and I suddenly feel as if I am losing my mind.
By Matthew Brooks8 years ago in Poets
Did 'Westworld' Just Give Us A New Hint About What Hideo Kojima Is Planning For 'Death Stranding'?
The numbers don't lie, and Westworld has become a smashing success across the board, even with the return of The Walking Dead on AMC, another huge drama that draws in millions of fans. Westworld remains steady with millions of nightly views, even drawing over 12 million total viewers of the premiere episode - which is more than any episode of Game of Thrones did during its first season.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers