Jim Eggers
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Most of the time I've been in costumes and so forth or wear masks. You know, like jumping out from behind dark corners and scaring people.
Most of the time I've been in costumes and so forth or wear masks. You know, like jumping out from behind dark corners and scaring people.
Most of the time I've been in costumes and so forth or wear masks. You know, like jumping out from behind dark corners and scaring people.
I have a bipolar disorder with psychotic tendencies. And what that pretty much is, is when I'm having a mood swing or whatnot, I can become extremely dangerous and violent.
I have a bipolar disorder with psychotic tendencies. And what that pretty much is, is when I'm having a mood swing or whatnot, I can become extremely dangerous and violent.
I have a bipolar disorder with psychotic tendencies. And what that pretty much is, is when I'm having a mood swing or whatnot, I can become extremely dangerous and violent.
It feels like real strange and tingly. Might just be a few seconds before all of a sudden, boom, here you are like the Incredible Hulk.
It feels like real strange and tingly. Might just be a few seconds before all of a sudden, boom, here you are like the Incredible Hulk.
It feels like real strange and tingly. Might just be a few seconds before all of a sudden, boom, here you are like the Incredible Hulk.
And if you ask Jim, he'll tell you this all goes back to when he was seven. At the age of seven, I lost my kid brother in the Mississippi River. I saw him drown, and... You saw him drown? Yeah, I witnessed him drowning. We wandered away from home. We were not properly supervised by my parents. And I told my brother not to go over into the river because it was deep.
And if you ask Jim, he'll tell you this all goes back to when he was seven. At the age of seven, I lost my kid brother in the Mississippi River. I saw him drown, and... You saw him drown? Yeah, I witnessed him drowning. We wandered away from home. We were not properly supervised by my parents. And I told my brother not to go over into the river because it was deep.
And if you ask Jim, he'll tell you this all goes back to when he was seven. At the age of seven, I lost my kid brother in the Mississippi River. I saw him drown, and... You saw him drown? Yeah, I witnessed him drowning. We wandered away from home. We were not properly supervised by my parents. And I told my brother not to go over into the river because it was deep.
He didn't listen to me, and then the currents dragged him down. I saw him bob up and down three times, and the third time he didn't come back up. And I was pleading with God, you know, crying. Please bring him back. I'm going to be in trouble. And when Jim's parents found out, they blamed him. You know, it was my fault my brother drowned. I should have been, you know, I should have saved him.
He didn't listen to me, and then the currents dragged him down. I saw him bob up and down three times, and the third time he didn't come back up. And I was pleading with God, you know, crying. Please bring him back. I'm going to be in trouble. And when Jim's parents found out, they blamed him. You know, it was my fault my brother drowned. I should have been, you know, I should have saved him.
He didn't listen to me, and then the currents dragged him down. I saw him bob up and down three times, and the third time he didn't come back up. And I was pleading with God, you know, crying. Please bring him back. I'm going to be in trouble. And when Jim's parents found out, they blamed him. You know, it was my fault my brother drowned. I should have been, you know, I should have saved him.
And then other times they told me that, you know, they wish it was me that died instead of my brother. And then when he was 16, Jim's mom threw him out of the house. She just said one day, get out, Jim?
And then other times they told me that, you know, they wish it was me that died instead of my brother. And then when he was 16, Jim's mom threw him out of the house. She just said one day, get out, Jim?