My story of infection

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Re: My story of infection

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bore wrote:
gkmoberg1 wrote:Oooooh, how well will Intrige manage going "cold turkey" on being on the forum ... for an entire weekend? :? I don't think this has been attempted before!
I predict that the slightly delayed apocalypse will show up.
I maniged to be withoutl, bearly. LTROI was in my head when I layed still, ofcourse. And sometimes when I walked around. I wanted to lent someones computer to check the forum, but I had people around me all the time. I have never liked it when people could see what I did on the computer. Even though it wasn't anything private. The first thing I did when coming home was to visit the forum, my youtube channel, JAL's little forum, facebook and some other stuff xD

The infection of today:
Today it's 24 degrees celsius..(How do I spell that?) and suuper warm, I am boiling.. My dog ate up our footbal, so it looks loke a rosin or something, killed it, broke the targets neck and really shacked it all the way from the left to the right.. Then I said. (In norwegian ofcourse):
"The earth shall drink his blood."
My mom sat beside me outside, she have read the book and knew what I was talking about. But I think she didn't catch my quote. :D
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Re: My story of infection

Post by Clubmeister » Fri Jun 10, 2011 10:57 pm

Hi! First of all – huge thanks to Wolfchild for this site.
Sorry for my bad English, I’ll confuse times and cases, but I’m sure, I’ll be understood.
If a usual bystander read second part of Celestial’s topic (thank her for starting it) he could found this rather strange :D
But now I understand her very well. So I can write here my story and I’m so happy of it, because I couldn’t tell it neither relatives nor friends, - they would make a laughing-stock of me…
A week or so after New Year I’ve read a Stephen King's note about “Let me in” – as a probably best horror film of a decade. Then I’ve watched the film. I liked it, there was good impression. Then I forgot about. In April absolutely accidentally I discovered, that it was only remake of Swedish “Let the right one in” - 2008 release. The matter is Russian translation writes both the same «Впусти меня». I found an original and have seen it. The impression was “not bad”. I thought: “original almost the same as remake, - why they make noise about?”
I don’t know, what made me see the film once more… May be it was a mistake? :mrgreen:

It was an evening. Film has ended and I went to sleep. But suddenly I’ve realized, that I absolutely can’t sleep. I couldn’t sleep till morning and hadn’t the best day after because of it… I caught myself that I think about all the time. At the evening I’ve seen the film once more. I was absolutely shocked and shattered. Then I’ve read a book (honestly, it was hard to me to digest the book first time, especially that Eli isn’t a girl ;)) After that I’ve seen the film another time and again and again… Then I worked with screenshot (eyes), framed it with silver frame and put on the wall. In a time I said to myself: “STOP. What happens to me? I’m rather adult, stable man with normal, stable mind (as it seemed to me before :lol:) so, what happens to me?" I started to muse on: "May be I, as Hakan, fall in love to Lina Leandersson? :shock:” After some analysis I decided, that perhaps – not. Yeah, she incredibly cute, she plays more than good, but… not. I hadn’t felt something only and just to her. "May be I fall in love to Eli?" That was closer, but hardly better by its sense :lol:.
A reply to my question I’ve got only when I found this site. It appears that I’m not the only one. It appears that I just was infected ;)
So, thank all of you that you’re here. I’m so glad that I found you!
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Re: My story of infection

Post by TigerEyes » Fri Jun 10, 2011 11:45 pm

Clubmeister wrote:Hi! First of all – huge thanks to Wolfchild for this site.
Sorry for my bad English, I’ll confuse times and cases, but I’m sure, I’ll be understood.
If a usual bystander read second part of Celestial’s topic (thank him for starting it) he could found this rather strange :D
But now I understand him very well. So I can write here my story and I’m so happy of it, because I couldn’t tell it neither relatives nor friends, - they would make a laughing-stock of me…
A week or so after New Year I’ve read a Stephen King's note about “Let me in” – as a probably best horror film of a decade. Then I’ve watched the film. I liked it, there was good impression. Then I forgot about. In April absolutely accidentally I discovered, that it was only remake of Swedish “Let the right one in” - 2008 release. The matter is Russian translation writes both the same «Впусти меня». I found an original and have seen it. The impression was “not bad”. I thought: “original almost the same as remake, - why they make noise about?”
I don’t know, what made me see the film once more… May be it was a mistake? :mrgreen:

It was an evening. Film has ended and I went to sleep. But suddenly I’ve realized, that I absolutely can’t sleep. I couldn’t sleep till morning and hadn’t the best day after because of it… I caught myself that I think about all the time. At the evening I’ve seen the film once more. I was absolutely shocked and shattered. Then I’ve read a book (honestly, it was hard to me to digest the book first time, especially that Eli isn’t a girl ;)) After that I’ve seen the film another time and again and again… Then I worked with screenshot (eyes), framed it with silver frame and put on the wall. In a time I said to myself: “STOP. What happens to me? I’m rather adult, stable man with normal, stable mind (as it seemed to me before :lol:) so, what happens to me?" I started to muse on: "May be I, as Hakan, fall in love to Lina Leandersson? :shock:” After some analysis I decided, that perhaps – not. Yeah, she incredibly cute, she plays more than good, but… not. I hadn’t felt something only and just to her. "May be I fall in love to Eli?" That was closer, but hardly better by its sense :lol:.
A reply to my question I’ve got only when I found this site. It appears that I’m not the only one. It appears that I just was infected ;)
So, thank all of you that you’re here. I’m so glad that I found you!
You clubmeister, have felt what we all felt. It's rather interesting and like Wolfchild's front pge says, "We've all been infected." So she got you as well. so welcome.
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Stay, and you might die.
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Re: My story of infection

Post by Nightrider » Sat Jun 11, 2011 12:36 am

Clubmeister wrote:Hi! First of all – huge thanks to Wolfchild for this site.
Sorry for my bad English, I’ll confuse times and cases, but I’m sure, I’ll be understood.
Welcome to the site. Your story is very familiar since I am too under the spell of «Впусти меня».
It's nice to hear another kindred spirit from another part of the world....especially since Ukraine is the place of my birth ...
Добро пожаловать на эту сайт.Я уверен что тебе здесь понравится...
Здесь есть много умных людей которые помогут тебе если у тебя есть вопрос...
Или спроси меня.....
Поговорим потом...
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Re: My story of infection

Post by celestial » Sat Jun 11, 2011 1:51 am

Clubmeister wrote:If a usual bystander read second part of Celestial’s topic (thank him for starting it) he could found this rather strange :D
I'm a "her," but I'm glad you identified with my post!
Guess, what, I used to live in Ukraine for 2 years! I'm American, but I taught there. I love your country!
And, welcome to infection!
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Re: My story of infection

Post by Clubmeister » Sat Jun 11, 2011 5:57 am

celestial wrote:
Clubmeister wrote:If a usual bystander read second part of Celestial’s topic (thank him for starting it) he could found this rather strange :D
I'm a "her," but I'm glad you identified with my post!
Guess, what, I used to live in Ukraine for 2 years! I'm American, but I taught there. I love your country!
And, welcome to infection!
Celestial, I'm very sorry for mistake. I fixed! It's very interesting that your have been in Ukraine! I think we'll talk about ;)
He is looking at me, silently, expectantly, in the near-dark room, neither smiling nor frowning; gaunt as a Belsen child, proud as the Devil, distant and beautiful as a star. [DMt.]

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Re: My story of infection

Post by Clubmeister » Sat Jun 11, 2011 6:01 am

Nightrider wrote:
Clubmeister wrote:Hi! First of all – huge thanks to Wolfchild for this site.
Sorry for my bad English, I’ll confuse times and cases, but I’m sure, I’ll be understood.
Welcome to the site. Your story is very familiar since I am too under the spell of «Впусти меня».
It's nice to hear another kindred spirit from another part of the world....especially since Ukraine is the place of my birth ...
Добро пожаловать на эту сайт.Я уверен что тебе здесь понравится...
Здесь есть много умных людей которые помогут тебе если у тебя есть вопрос...
Или спроси меня.....
Поговорим потом...
Виталий
Nightrider, thanks for warm words! Аналогично, приятно встретить родственную душу с другоо конца Земли ;)
He is looking at me, silently, expectantly, in the near-dark room, neither smiling nor frowning; gaunt as a Belsen child, proud as the Devil, distant and beautiful as a star. [DMt.]

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Re: My story of infection

Post by a_contemplative_life » Sat Jun 11, 2011 11:07 am

Clubmeister wrote:Hi! First of all – huge thanks to Wolfchild for this site.
Sorry for my bad English, I’ll confuse times and cases, but I’m sure, I’ll be understood.
If a usual bystander read second part of Celestial’s topic (thank her for starting it) he could found this rather strange :D
But now I understand her very well. So I can write here my story and I’m so happy of it, because I couldn’t tell it neither relatives nor friends, - they would make a laughing-stock of me…
A week or so after New Year I’ve read a Stephen King's note about “Let me in” – as a probably best horror film of a decade. Then I’ve watched the film. I liked it, there was good impression. Then I forgot about. In April absolutely accidentally I discovered, that it was only remake of Swedish “Let the right one in” - 2008 release. The matter is Russian translation writes both the same «Впусти меня». I found an original and have seen it. The impression was “not bad”. I thought: “original almost the same as remake, - why they make noise about?”
I don’t know, what made me see the film once more… May be it was a mistake? :mrgreen:

It was an evening. Film has ended and I went to sleep. But suddenly I’ve realized, that I absolutely can’t sleep. I couldn’t sleep till morning and hadn’t the best day after because of it… I caught myself that I think about all the time. At the evening I’ve seen the film once more. I was absolutely shocked and shattered. Then I’ve read a book (honestly, it was hard to me to digest the book first time, especially that Eli isn’t a girl ;)) After that I’ve seen the film another time and again and again… Then I worked with screenshot (eyes), framed it with silver frame and put on the wall. In a time I said to myself: “STOP. What happens to me? I’m rather adult, stable man with normal, stable mind (as it seemed to me before :lol:) so, what happens to me?" I started to muse on: "May be I, as Hakan, fall in love to Lina Leandersson? :shock:” After some analysis I decided, that perhaps – not. Yeah, she incredibly cute, she plays more than good, but… not. I hadn’t felt something only and just to her. "May be I fall in love to Eli?" That was closer, but hardly better by its sense :lol:.
A reply to my question I’ve got only when I found this site. It appears that I’m not the only one. It appears that I just was infected ;)
So, thank all of you that you’re here. I’m so glad that I found you!
It seems that watching LTROI and then being unable to stop thinking about it is the primary sign/symptom of "the infection," so often have I read an introductory post by yet another captured soul. :lol: Welcome aboard and enjoy!
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Re: My story of infection

Post by intrige » Sat Jun 11, 2011 12:39 pm

Welcome!! We have all fallen in love with LTROI, and been infected. Most of us, some come and go. You seem to.. (By not manige to sleep) seem to stay.. Parhaps? Sadly it's too early to tell. But I will say however: That the infection is the best thing ever. Don't queston it, no one know why some people get infected and some don't either.. You are among friends. This forum is the kindest website I have ever seen.. Those very very few that use bad languige or insults gets warned. :twisted:
Welcome again!
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Re: My story of infection

Post by Clubmeister » Sat Jun 11, 2011 4:12 pm

Thanks all for a wellcome. It's very pleasantly. (perhaps I wrong again with grammar :lol:)
He is looking at me, silently, expectantly, in the near-dark room, neither smiling nor frowning; gaunt as a Belsen child, proud as the Devil, distant and beautiful as a star. [DMt.]

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