I'm not like, overly scared of getting a paper cut.
Mostly because I almost never get them.
Which is pretty nice.
I mean, if I'm thinking about paper cuts I'll be a little more cautious,
but I'm not like, 'AHH. I CAN'T TOUCH THAT PAPER.
I'LL GET CUT. ;~;'

Bahaha, I'm not like that either. It's just that I used to be in a Visual Arts department and I would handle alot of heavy, thick paper and there have been times when I've almost had those terrible cuts D:

ok that sounds like it really hurt but its still hilarious!!!!! *hahahahahahahahah*
on your nose *hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha*Seriously that is hilarious.

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*hahahahaha!!!*

Parercuts hurt more than regular large cuts... they're out to get you!!

freaking out:
OMG, a sharp edged paper, Nooooo! >O< *runs*

oh, and bugs. I hate bugs.

I can only be honest online - I'm too tempted to lie offline because I've my friends always told me they don't understand my stories since I think differently and reference a lot of my chinese home life in it.

That would not be very fun.
Since paper cuts aren't very fun in the first place.

My friend got a new cat that scratches her all over her arms and face. DD:
You can see her scars all over her arms and there'd be one one her face...seems kind of painful...
-feels kind of sorry for her-
Meanie cat. >P

So now, if I get a paper cut, I'd be, "Ooow, paper cut..." but I wouldn't make a big deal out of it because I'd rather get a paper cut than dozens of cat scratches. ^^;;

I've got a scar over my left eye, and a HUUUGE scar on my chest from my cats.
I own five.
DX
They're nice though.
And cat scratches don't hurt once you're used to them.
I think paper cuts are worse.

I like papercuts, because then if it's really bad I can go boast to my friends about them.

Look at this one; I got it from getting ready for math class.
83 They really like mah battlescars.

They're geek battle scars.
Like 'MAN. THAT'S A BIG ONE.
THOSE MATH TEAM SHEETS ARE HUGE.'
'Math Team? Geek.'

"I got this one from saving a kid from a fire. I'm just lucky all I lost was my arm."
"Oh yeah, dude? I got this really big papercut from doing problems too fast. I almost had to put a bandaid on it. I swear, the paper nearly combusted from how fast I was writing. It was so thrilling."

Yeah.
The only scars I have are from my cats.
DX
And being kicked in the shins one too many times.

Grrrrrrrr.
Damn you, bugs, and your tendency to bite me! >(
There's this bug bite that I have, and I think it's going to turn into a really big tumor. :/
And then I'll get cancer, and my hands will grow really big.

Do you remember Justin? I remember a long time ago, I kicked him in the shins and then ran away really fast.

NIIIICE, Fil.
And I don't get bug bites.
I don't go outside.
It's too bright.
Sitting on my computer infront of the window is too much sometimes.
>>;

Tumors are bad, Phred. Phrank. I said Phrank.

Bugs always find the way into my room, somehow. It's gross.
It would suck if you got a bug bite on your genitalia, or on your eyeball. :/
Or, y'know, even that general area. It'd still look pretty suspicious. -scratch--scratch-

Close the windows then, Fil.

NEVER!
Even if it gets really cold in the morning and I don't want to get up and close it, and even if a kajillion bugs flew into my room, I shall never close my window!
Actually, my window's closed right now. :/
They get in, anyways, though.

I got a papercut in the cut of my thumb the other day and then peeled and orange and died a little on the inside. ;_;

Ohnoes.
I hate paper cuts.
Mine is almost healed.

I like blisters, because you can peel them off. :3

But.
Then they scar.
And hurt more if you peel them off.
Do you mean scabs?
'Cause blisters are filled with fluid and eww.

Umm I don't understand how to get a paper cut on you nose but okay O.o

I usually get paper cuts on my fingers or arms ... but not too often on the arm ...

I explained how I got a papercut under my nose.
Didn't you see?