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"Pardon me. I've got to go poke out my mind's eye."
— Frasier, Frasier, "The Ring Cycle"
"Now I have to wash my brain out with soap"
"IT CANNOT BE UNSEEN!!!"
—Most Internet Denizens, at one point or another
A character has just witnessed something so icky, so unsettling, that he must express his disapproval. This Is Wrong On So Many Levels that a simple " That's gross," won't suffice: Only Brain Bleach can make things right.
The character informs the world that the continued knowledge of this subject is an unbearable affront to his sanity. He will not be at peace until he can remove his brain from his skull, scrub the offending mental image out with steel wool and mental floss, then disinfect the entire area with bleach. (Disinfecting his eyes or ears with fire is optional.)
In other sporking / MS Ting / mocking community, there exists an offspring named Bleeprin which is a mixture of industrial-strength Brain Bleach and Aspirin - Aspirin against the headache, Brain Bleach against the Badfic. Also Bleepka, which combines Brain Bleach and vodka. Its application is obvious.
Compare with Out Damned Spot, where characters try to scrub away their guilt.
For those subjects that make you, the audience, want to reach for the Brain Bleach, see Squick, Power Perversion Potential, Shapeshifting Squick, Gorn, Rule Thirty Four, So Bad Its Horrible, Nausea Fuel, Nightmare Fuel, and High Octane Nightmare Fuel. Some Ships can require Brain Bleach as well, especially Crack Pairings.
Examples
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Anime & Manga
- After the reveal of 'The Event' in episode 10 of Kamen No Maid Guy, God goes for the Brain Bleach and smothers the entire scene in heavy downpour, presumably to wash away the memories of having ever seen it.
- In One Piece, most of the male crewmembers suppressed their memories of seeing Kokoro in her mermaid form, which is latter acknowledged when they claim Keimi was the first mermaid they've met.
Comics
- Spider-Man goes to shower after seeing J. Jonah Jameson Sr. in his bed with his Aunt May.
Peter: Must... Wash... Brain...
- Happens once again during J.Micheal.' run on Amazing; Peter visits L.A and accidentally sees a man cross-dressed in lingerie. He thinks to himself:
Just keep going, Peter, it's nothing that gouging out your eyes and washing them in sulphuric acid won't fix...
- After having her suit stolen by... A less-than-attractive guy... Empowered's thought bubbles read as follows:
"Image... scarred into... forebrain... Scarred..."
- A truly horrific example: Alan Moore's "Love and Death" arc on Swamp Thing started with Abby Arcane Cable ripping off her clothes, trying unsuccessfully to burn them ("She had become a little crazy by this time.") showering heavily and then scrubbing herself bloody with a vegetable brush after she learned that her husband Matt was really an animated corpse containing the spirit of her evil uncle Anton Arcane. Unintended necrophilia and incest? Yeah, all the brain bleach in the world won't wash that away.
And she thinks, "How long have I been married to...?" And she thinks, "How many times did...?" And she knows what the bad thing is, and where the stench is coming from.
Fan Works
- Gaara's response to Rock Lee and Guy's student-teacher bonding in Naruto The Abridged Series: "Wow. I think I'm gonna need mind soap."
- And Team Seven when Gai came out of the scroll:
"Oh God wHy!" "My Eyes!" "Jesus Christ, somebody gouge out my eyes!"
Vegeta: This is like looking at Freeza in the shower, Wait he's always naked.... *Vegeta screams in disgust at the mental image*
- Keep a supply of this handy when reading My Immortal.
- One of Christine's responses to Jadis the White Witch and Darkness hooking up in this
 Girls Next Door comic strip.
Films — Live Action
- One of most famous, and oft-referenced, examples is from Hardcore, when Jake Van Dorn (George C. Scott) sees his own daughter doing porn on the screen in front of him.
Jake: Turn it off, TURN IT OFF, TURN IT OFF!
- In Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Ace reacts to the realization that a woman who he was sexually attracted to used to be a man by vomiting his entire stomach's contents into the toilet (using a plunger on his face), burning his clothes and then scrubbing himself down in the shower while sobbing.
- The next scene, he's in his car, chewing a whole package of Big Red gum.
- "Your gun is sticking into my thigh. Eyuh!"
- "It wasn't a gun! IT WASN'T A GUN!"
- Taken to its Cronenbergian conclusion by Darryl Revok in Scanners, who drilled a hole in his forehead to let out all the voices. The scar becomes his Red Right Hand.
- This is homaged in the second X-Men movie, where Brian Cox's character reveals that his wife drilled a hole in her temple to let out some different voices. Unlike Revok, she died.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is about what it would be like if Brain Bleach really existed.
- The neuralyzers in Men In Black, while normally used to brain bleach others, can also be used on yourself.
K: I've just been down the gullet of an interstellar cockroach. That's one of a hundred memories I don't want.
Literature
Live Action TV
- Mystery Science Theater 3000 is rife with aghast reactions to events on the screen. Examples include:
- Eegah!
Tom: I'm being punished for something, I know it. What did I do? I DIDN'T ASK TO SEE THIS MOVIE!
- I Was a Teenage Werewolf
Crow: Mike, I'm going to ask you to kill me now: "Mike, please kill me."
- Manos the Hands of Fate
Crow: How can we make a sketch when we have to watch... uh... uh... uh... MANOS! THE HANDS OF FATE...
- Hobgoblins
Tom: Mike, if I run out of vomit can I have some of yours?
- Invasion of the Neptune Men
Mike: To be dead... To watch Neptune Men no more...
- Monster a GoGo
Crow There was no DIGNITY, for ANYONE who worked on this film!
- "Robot Rumpus", a Gumby cartoon short preceding The Screaming Skull.
Crow: Now I need years of powerful Adlerian therapy.
- Boggy Creek II: And the Legend Continues..., and the reaction to the farmer's poo-stained trousers, ending with Tom's panting.
- And in The Undead, Servo sadistically shares something about Crusty Gravedigger Smolkin.
Servo: Smolkin's naked sometimes, Mike.
Mike: (cringing) Damn you, Servo!
- There's also Mike and the 'Bots' cries of horror whenever the camera pans down during Prince of Space, revealing that the Chicken-Men of Krankor are going commando.
- And during the sex scene between Linda Evans (yay!) and Joe Don Baker (oh sweet merciful Bahamut) in Mitchell:
Joel: BABY OIL?! AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! Hoyt Axton: (singing the background music) My, my, my, my, Mitchell... Crow: My, my, my, MY GOD!!! NOOOOOOO!!!
- The tradition continues on in Riff Trax.
- For example, in the Riff Trax of Attack Of The Clones, Kevin tells Mike during the Greasy Spoon scene regarding slovenly cook Dexter, "Mike, I invite you to think about his underpants." Mike understandably reacts in horror and cries out, "WHY, Kevin?!" Kevin subverts the Trope by telling him that so long as he's thinking about Dexter's underpants, he's forgetting the rest of the movie. Mike sighs happily, "You're right. Ah, his underpants..."
- In Supernatural, Sam catches Dean having a threesome in a motel room. Back in the Impala, he asks Dean for his knife. "... So I can GOUGE OUT my EYES!"
- CSI gives a rather chilling instance of this in Season 3, Episode 2 (The Accused is Entitled), when the killer was so disgusted by the fact that the "woman" he slept with was a man, he killed him in a violent rage
- NCIS has an episode, "Dead and Unburied", where Tony asked to see the body of a deceased Casanova to determine whether the man had had a large penis. Ducky obliged. Unfortunately for Tony, that particular body part was in an advanced state of decomposition.
Tony: Is there a way you can psychologically unsee something?
- There aren't enough handywipes in the world to clean Monk's brain after reading the innuendo-filled memoirs of an actress from the only TV show he ever watched as a kid. A certain page is so disgusting his assistant rips it out before he can read it and at the end Monk returns the book, the page replaced with a page from Charles Dickens.
- In Hannah Montana, after finding out that the reason Oliver calls Lily "Lilypop" is because he liked her even when she had a pimple, Miley replies, "I could have lived my whole life without knowing that."
- A 2004 episode of Saturday Night Live featured Lindsay Lohan in a Harry Potter sketch. Lohan played Hermione, who had obviously "blossomed" over the summer away from Hogwarts, which Hagrid notices, to his chagrin:
Hagrid: (to Hermione) Hello, who are you?
Hermione: Hagrid, it's Hermione.
Hagrid: (eyes widen) Yikes. What happened? Take it out of my brain, take it out! Doot-doot-doot-doot-doot! Okay, well, all right, I'd better go out to the woods and tame my dragon.
Harry: Ah, you got a new pet?
Hagrid: (pause) Nope.
- Web Soup offers a "Palate Cleanser" clip (usually cute animals acting cute) to serve as much-needed Brain Bleach following the disturbing "Things You Can't Unsee" segment.
- Whose Line Is It Anyway occasionally featured calls for the brain bleach:
Greg has just performed a song about vacuum cleaners as a German cabaret girl
Drew: $1,000 to whoever can find me a brain scrubber, so that I can get the image of that tongue-wagging out of my head so I can sleep tonight...
Mythology
- In Classical Mythology, when Oedipus learned that he had murdered the King on the road before marrying the Queen, oh, and also that they're his mom and dad, which means his kids are the product of incest, he literally gouged out his own eyes in horror on finding her dead by her own hand (using the pin used to secure his cloak, no less), and then went Walking The Earth to atone for what he had done, making this Older Than Dirt.
- There's also nepenthe, which really is Brain Bleach.
- This is the express purpose of the waters of the river Lethe — to utterly remove one's memories of his or her past life.
- At the siege of Thebes, Athena is just about to bring Tydeus immortality, when she finds him chewing on the brains of the guy he just killed. Before she can go back home, she has to scrub her brain out with a ceremonial fire of purification and water from a special river. Needless to say, no immortality for you, Tydeus.
- What is it with the Greeks?
- Considering how the Minotaur was conceived, it's small wonder that the water of Lethe was needed now and then.
Video Games
- In Batman Arkham Asylum, Joker causes the player to ask for the bleach. How?
Joker: Me? In a thong?
- Early in Sam and Max: Culture Shock, Jimmy Two-Teeth the rat steals the duo's phone. When they catch him and make him return it, he vomits it up. Sam's reaction is a stunned "Oh, for the love 'a - I wish I could unsee that!"
- Speaking of Sam and Max, in one of their comic book adventures, Max, in the previous panel having been unarmed, is suddenly waving around a rather large firearm. Sam asks, "Where did you have that thing hidden, li'l buddy?" Max's response exemplifies this trope: "None of your damn business."
- Tales of Monkey Island, Episode 1: Guybrush Threepwood goes to open a cabinet, which the Voodoo Lady yells for him not to open. He asks her what's in it, and she replies, "My unmentionables." Guybrush shudders, and the cabinet from then on is named "The Scariest Cabinet In the World."
- Final Fantasy Tactics A 2 has a medicine called Lethean Draught that wipes the memories of those who imbibe it. Everyone who has taken some has wanted some nasty memory removed - in other words, the stuff is literal Brain Bleach. Maquis is an example of what happens when you drink too much.
- Planescape Torment accentuates not only the use of Brain Bleach but also the importance of keeping a note of doing so. A story is told in-game about a man who at one moment came to consciousness with no memory of himself. He then encounteres a woman, who tells him that he has "one more wish". She then explaines that she granted him three wishes eariler and that he already made two of them. The man wishes to know who he is. The witch cackles and remarks that "This was your first wish".
Web Animation
Web Comics
- Penny Arcade. This strip.
- In Something Positive it's caused by low-end strippers and "the horror that is roleplaying geeks" ("take me home so i can claw my eyes out in privacy, please" and "I wash and I wash, but I can still feel their stares on my skin") respectively.
- Schlock Mercenary has Ennesby's "weapons-grade vocabulary" and the memorable response:
"My stomach is in my throat now. It's trying to spit acid on the parts of my brain that remember reading his message."
Der Trihs: I need a tall glass of bleach right now.
- The Order of the Stick has Roy's reaction to hearing what Belkar wanted to do to his gender-flipped self:
Roy: Excuse me, I need to soak my brain in acid now.... Maybe my ears, too.
- This has lead to brain acid being a common commodity on the Oot S forum. Most notably, the Shipping section.
- The folks at the Crack Pairing thread{s}, however, tend to prefer traditional bleach to the acid.
- On a related note, Belkar himself has a tendency to go blind, or at least wish aloud that he'd done so, when he sees other male characters naked.
- In Gunnerkrigg Court, Kat tries to be polite upon meeting Ketrak, the psychopomp of insects, but as soon as he's gone, she declares:
Kat: Ugh! I need new eyes and a new brain!
- Not to mention the crazed laughing fit just before that as her brain breaks.
- In Casstoons, this is Robin's reaction after Starfire shares with him the details of just how she cheered up the eternally depressed Nightwing:
Robin: I don't care if trepanning is no longer considered a valid medical procedure. I need you to cut a hole in my skull and pour in this bleach.
- This strip of Loserz.
- Freefall: When a security guard saw Helix's topiary rendition of Sam as a reclining nude, he had to be physically restrained: "My eyes! I have to pull out my eyes! If I don't I might see it again! I have to pull out my eyes!"
- 8-Bit Theater: When the Light Warriors learn of Bahamut and Matoya's relationship. And that the quest item they had just fetched for Bahamut was actually the last ingredient for a virility drug.
Black Mage: I'm going to throw up now. On the off chance that there's a kind and loving God, I will choke on my own vomit. Do not help. (after vomiting for several panels) Oh God, I'm ejecting things I haven't eaten yet.
(a few pages later)
Black Mage: Right now, I'd be happy with the power to stab out my mind's eye.
Red Mage: Can we get a full round of that?
- In a later scene, Thief is unimpressed with a so-called dark, mysterious woods the party has entered, and makes an aside remark about having seen "darker wood in Elf porn." It's enough to make Black Mage projectile-vomit in the background. His analogy certainly didn't help matters... or the readers' sanity...
Black Mage: Man, and I didn't lose it when I caught sight of an elder god defecating.
Fighter: (looking down) You got some of it on my shoes.
Black Mage: It shat out advertising executives. They're the bowel obstruction that killed the old universe.
- Also seems to happen to Black Mage most of the time Red Mage proposes a plan, especially if it involves "animal husbandry".
- Every character falls under that. Well, every character who understands.
Red Mage: Yeah. Two words for you. Animal. Husbandry.
Fighter: I don't know what he means.
Thief: God, I envy you.
- Characters in Umlaut House do it from time to time. Given that most of them have quite a few implants in their brains, this is apparently a pretty trivial thing for them to do.
- Mark from Sexy Losers plaintive cry (brought on by the antics of his roommate and his roommate's sister) of "I don't want my eyes anymore!"
- In one guest comic, he goes for a more "realistic" solution when his roommate uses him as masturbation fodder — incredible amounts of cocaine.
- VG Cats: when Aeris saw "Democrat Dance Revolution" game intro.
Aeris: SWEET HOLY HELL! SOMEONE GOUGE OUT MY EYES!
- RPG World: #284, "Really Evil Costume":
Evil Soldier #???: AAAGH! The goggles! They do nothing!
Evil Soldier #565: Okay, I'm going to go dump chemically potent cleaning solutions into my eyes now. Join me if the mood arises.
- Dan and Mabs Furry Adventures: More times than can be mentioned. Practiclly a Running Gag.
- Questionable Content: Everything is ruined forever!
- Made all the more funny when eventually, it did happen.
- And then commemorated in a shirt.
- There's also Jimbo's, erm, wallet picture. "Now I DO need a drink. To throw into my EYES."
- Jeph of QC also likes to write Twitter accounts for his characters. If you have not read their Twitters, do yourself a favor: Have at least two gallons of brain bleach nearby if you take a look at Pintsize's. You WILL need it.
- Last Res0rt lampshades it in the middle of Jigsaw's panic attack after she picks up some apparent thoughts from Jason Spades and Alice Quinn enjoying their newfound 'alliance'.
Cypress: Doing any better down there?
Jigsaw: (weakly) My brain wants bleach please...
- This page of The Last Days of Foxhound.
- Full Frontal Nerdity gave us a number of unpleasant mental images, including mind flayers and lizardmen reproducing. Considering that mind flayers are betentacled Eldritch Abominations, the screams of "THIS IS WORSE THAN HENTAI!" and "MUST DUMP CLOROX IN EARS!" seem entirely justified.
- This strip of Ctrl Alt Del.
- The majority of Polk Out strips.
- These two Wapsi Square strips.
- In the Webcomic Nip and Tuck, after being shown a picture of previous Pop's Girls, Nip asks about the fox cutie, stating that she was hot. Pop responds that that is Nip's mom. He then asks his brother to take a toilet brush and run it through his brain a few times.
- Happens quite a few times in Sluggy Freelance most famously when Torg announces "I just got a magic flap installed!" and some other characters are heard making comments like "It's a little snug for me, but I did play with it a bit!" Later, at the bar:
Riff: Whisky double straight up.
Bun-Bun: Alfalfa margarita, hold the alfalfa.
(gulp!)
Riff: It's that he came back from the doctor's with that announcement that freaks—
Bun-Bun: Never speak of it again.
- Referenced in this autobiographical example from The KAMics.
- Riff's reaction to Mr.crotch possessed by a ghostly women who is married to the ghost possessing Torg counts as this.
- In the female dominant webcomic Girly, the most important male charachter, Officer Policeguy, has a clear sign of brain bleach. He begins the comic with long hair and bishounen looks. During the beginning of the comic, he almost has sex with El Chupacabre, a man with the ability to atract any woman or man that looks somewhat like a woman, even if they are straight. He is traumatized, cuts his hair shorter, and blocks out the event completely from his mind when questioned about it later. However, when El Chupacabre accidentally falls on him later on, the horrible memory comes rushing back and starts cursing dramatically at him.
- Used in a rhyming Captain SNES non-canon Wonderful Life-ish storyline (the angel was drunk, so she took him to the wrong "what if" universe) when Alex realizes that the chick he's been checking out is his own opposite-gendered parallel universe equivalent.
Alexis (to her friends): I left them there on the street as black stains.
Alex (to the drunk angel): I'd like to go home to buy bleach for my brain.
- You heard it! You can't unhear it!
Web Original
- AH Dot Com The Series' equivalent is characters crying out for "THE FORKS<" which, it is implied, are jabbed into the eye and then into the brain in an attempt to cut out the memories.
- The FundayPawpetShow, a live online puppet show that runs for 4 hours every Sunday night (7pm-11pm Eastern), has the Pink Flamingo Challenge... where visiting guests' reactions are filmed as they watch the last 5 minutes of the Divine movie "Pink Flamingos." Do NOT ask what they see.... but they get bonus points if they can eat anything chocolate while watching without gagging.
- Protectors of the Plot Continuum features Bleeprin, a mixture of bleach and aspirin, and Bleepka, which is Bleeprin in vodka, which are taken to purge the memory of bad fanfic. The agents go through a lot of them.
- In the Official Fanfiction University of Redwall, several boys unfortunate enough to be in the bathroom with a student who had chosen a lizard fursona fled screaming and demanding brain bleach when he showed off part of his transformation by which he was impressed. Lizards have hemipenes. Look that word up and find some brain bleach for yourself.
- And if the lizards didn't scare you enough, consider: there are people in the extreme body mod community who have actually done this.
- Film Brain is temporarily undone when he sees a dog's nightmare of a cat holding scissors.
- The original Hamster Dance did this to many people —it was even turned into a commercial to show how truly disturbing and annoying the site really was.
- Obligatory Whateley Universe example: Jericho's clothing. Jericho is a (sort of) blind deviser who deliberately wears clothing so horrible that people - mutant superpowered people - flee in terror. He hangs with a guy who looks like a humanoid velociraptor, a girl who looks like a naga, monster-girl twins who cast a fear aura, and it's his clothing choices that upset nearby people.
- Head Trip by Shinga. "I can feel it... watching" Just exorcise it.
Western Animation
- Similar to the Real Life example below, in a recent episode of Family Guy, Brian showed Stewie 2 Girls 1 Cup. His reaction is marvellous.
- "Oh, I'm never gonna be able to eat ice cream aga-OH MY GOD!"
- "Can you imagine if two GUYS did that!? Let's Google it and see what comes up!"
- Venture Bros: During the trial of the Monarch, the judge wants the Monarch's comments about Phantom Limb "pounding his invisible meat" stricken from the record AND his memory.
- Following a particularly unpleasant "Tale of Interest" on Futurama the announcer informs us, "You watched it, you can't un-watch it!"
- Used in one episode of The Simpsons. Homer is hired by Mr. Burns to help him write an important speech. Due to the fact that at the time he was hired, Homer had been using medical marijuana and found everything funny. Since he was clean now, and no longer found Burns funny, Marge suggests Homer picture Mr. Burns naked, resulting in him screaming. Trying to make the situation better, she then changes it to picturing him in a funny hat. This idea is worse, causing Homer to curl up in a ball shuddering.
- Also in the episode "Tales From the Public Domain" in The Simpsons,
Disco Discus Stu reveals he's not a suitor for Marge, but for Bart. Bart shudders in disgust.
- Later in the same episode, Odysseus's crew see the sirens (Patty and Selma), one yells Someone, gouge out my eyes!
- And don't forget Aunt Patty declaring herself a lesbian ("There goes the last lingering thread of my heterosexuality!") after seeing Homer run naked through the kitchen on the "Treehouse of Horror" segment, "Clown Without Pity."
- The police charge into Comic Book Guy's place and see him and Mrs. Skinner having sex — Eddie promptly vomits at the sight, and Lou reassures him "It's okay, you wouldn't be human if you didn't react like that."
- One instance in American Dad involves his boss, his (college age) daughter, and kills his appetite.
Stan: Oh, come on! [Bullock] rode me like an animal for three hours! Do you have any idea what that's like?!
(Hayley folds her arms and cocks an eyebrow at her father)
Stan: (discards restaurant menu) And now I'm not hungry.
- King of the Hill. Hank goes hysterically blind after seeing his elderly mother completely nude and making love to an elderly man - with wrinkled flesh galore.
- Batman and Batgirl discussing Baby Doll and Killer Croc (One is 40 and looks to be about 5 and the other is a guy who looks like a humanoid croc).
Batman: ... I'd rather not think about it.
- In an episode of The Oblongs, after Biff and Chip walk in on thier parents having sex in the kitchen, they rush to the bathroom and vigorously scrub their eyeballs.
Real Life
- There are people who take great pleasure in sending their friends to shock sites such as Tub Girl, Goatse, Lemon Party, 2 Girls One Cup and others to elicit this kind of reaction. Examples have been purposely kept out, but for the naive, at least now you've been warned.
- It's to the point where reactions are video taped then put up on You Tube. Yes, most of them want brain bleach. YOU. HAVE. BEEN. WARNED.
- There is a legendary image of Ron Jeremy, one of the most famous porn stars in history, absolutely horrified by Goatse.
- Likewise for Joe Rogan (dirty comic and former host of Fear Factor, where animal genitalia was consumed regularly) states that he wishes he could "unwatch" 2 Girls One Cup.
- The erotic letters James Joyce wrote to his wife, Nora, often elicit a fairly horrified reaction.
- Exploring Fanfiction.net requires you to have brain bleach handy, even without reading a single story. Its hard to tell which is worse, the sheer badness exuded by certain story synopses, the thought that the author thought the synopses would attract readers rather than serve as a GTFO before its too late sign, or that they went on to write 100,000+ words worth of story based on that synopses.
- WTF Photos: http://pictureisunrelated.com/2009/10/24/as-if-i-needed-another-reason-to-stay-away/ Oh god I'm not lovin it!! Must... find... EYE BLEACH!
- Actually, if Brain Bleach was real, it would be pretty useful, and not just for unseeing Joker in a thong. One application, and you can selectively remove bits of memory. Spoilers would no longer be a problem: if you wanted to watch some old sci-fi and needed to forget that Soylent Green is people, then there you go.
- A great many real-life fetishes can invoke this in the large segment of the population that doesn't go for that kind of thing. Incest, male pregnancy (in fanfiction and fanart only, thank god), vore, that thing with the gerbils and the cardboard tube and the anus, really old people, and, of course, your pregnant grandfather biting the head off of a gerbil that was just in your grandmother's anus. I'm going to go see if a sledgehammer can't cure me of the ability to conjure that mental image now.
- While there is no Real Life brain bleach, some current medications show promise to reduce the emotional effect of trauma. Hopefully they will prove to work for PTSD and sexual assault victims.
Manga: Yume No Omocha Koujo (Dream Toy Factory) http://www.mangafox.com/manga/yume_no_omocha_koujo/. Once you read this godforsaken manga, YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO SCRUB THE IMAGES OUT OF YOUR MIND! They will stay with you until you die a merciful DEATH! Once you read it, you will never UNREAD IT!!!!
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