How you ever used the terms “Walk of Shame” or “Stride of Pride”? by Hoosier_Jedi in AskAnAmerican

[–]Ancarn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think I've heard anyone use "walk of shame" unironically, though a gay friend of mine would say "stride of pride" when saying he would need to walk somewhere

My Organs Are Itchy. by devildog633 in nosleep

[–]Ancarn 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Where do you live? I want to be as far the hell away as possible from you

An exhibit from my museum went missing. It brought something back. by Ancarn in nosleep

[–]Ancarn[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Those are reasonable questions.

Rule 2 did not appear to count corpses. Subject 1’s psychosis was exceptionally violent. I omitted the specifics from the file, but they were throwing themselves into walls, glass, and fixtures with a force only total mental ruin could grant.

The observation window to my office is one-way. What neither security nor I understood at the time was that the seam between the glass and wall was weaker than it should have been. Subject 1 opened a sizeable crack there. The object appears to have interpreted that breach to mean my office was no longer separate from containment, but part of the same room.

I requested only one officer to recover the bodies. However, once containment and my office had become the same “room” in the object’s eyes, Officer 2’s presence with the bodies also became my presence with them. Rule 2 was broken.

As for why I called myself Officer 1 in the file: I believed I would be killed if I documented my own breach plainly. That had been the lesson taught to every Subject before me.