Worst Fear

[Jen the Phantom Hobbit of]

Quicksand.

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The voices in my head tell me I'm not insane ... but everyone else does.

[the_leish]

One time, someone told me to close my eyes and dropped a 5p in my hand. Being the skittish person I am, threw away 'cause I thought it was a spider. That's 5p I'll never see again...

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Apparently, three out of every four people make up 75% of the population. Amazing...

[Rilla]

Quoting Bizarre Atheist from 20:03, 15th May 2007

Postgrads.

That's very cute. Postgrads are people too, you know.

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Be good to yourself because nobody else has the power to make you happy.

[Raindog]

Quoting Bread Roll from 23:14, 15th May 2007
Wasps - I do the same arm flapping, hyperventilating trick as above.

Groups of neds.

Small spaces with water in them.

I'm okay with small spaces if there's no water. And having just read this thread, a litle piece of paper fluttered off my desk and I nearly wet myself in case it was a spider/bug.

I'm also terrified of this chicken we have at home called Shane. But that's more because he attacks you when you walk near him than a fear of chickens called Shane.

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CALLBACK!!?! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scNLfr1EP08
speaking of neds

[kats]

Talk about irrational fears - I am TERRIFIED of vomit. Vomitting or vomit itself. I was a first aider all through uni and my co-workers knew to give me all the broken bones, bloody injuries, but not the vomit ones. I am scared of flying not because I am scared of the plane crashing or of heights, but that someone will vomit and I cannot get out. I actually avoid all travel when possible (not so easy with my job!). I love kids, but will probably never have them as the morning sickness alone would send me in a panic, not to mention kids always seem to get stomach flus. I won't go to countries where I think the food or water is dodgy, I won't eat certain meats... oh the list goes on..

STUPID IRRATIONAL FEAR!!!!!

[Bizarre Atheist]

Apologies, was being facetious (sp?)

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http://www.charities-campaign.org.uk

[Mehmsy]

Being buried alive would probably not be very cool.

There's also this novel about a contagious blindness (Blindness by Jose Saramago). It gives me the jibbly-jibblies every time I read it.

Also: incarceration; or loss of freedom of movement.

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http://standrews.facebook.com/profile.php?id=37106593

[Fawksie]

THE FEAR! THE FEAR! THE FEAR! THE FEAR! THE FEAR! THE FEAR! etc.

[beeny]

Quoting granizo from 23:06, 15th May 2007

Quoting beeny from 15:04, 15th May 2007


Mine is definitely, definitely whales. I can't even look at pictures without being a little frightened :S

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Remember at Futuroscope nr Paris on the NB french/physics trip, with that simulator that had the glass floor so it would look like a whale was swimming underneath you? actually i dont think you even came into the room you hate them that much....not exactly ur idea of entertainment!

Yeah that's right!!Who is this? I'm a little freaked out now....

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'But what do I know? I'm a bear; I suck the heads off fish.'

[tramp]

Cats. Geesh.

[The Bitter Historian]

I had a dreaming about whales coming onto land trying to kill all humans last night. It was HORRIFIC.

I blame this thread.

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http://bitterhistorian.blogspot.com

Life. St Andrews. Budgeting. Some history. Mostly bitterness.

[the_leish]

Quoting The Bitter Historian from 11:15, 17th May 2007
I had a dreaming about whales coming onto land trying to kill all humans last night. It was HORRIFIC.

I blame this thread.

A bit like one of The Simpsons halloween episodes, but it was dolphins that took over. We humans were then forced to live in the sea.

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Apparently, three out of every four people make up 75% of the population. Amazing...

[The Bitter Historian]

It was JUST like that, actually. Except on a slightly bigger scale. The killer whales slithering through the streets of St Andrews were a sight to behold.

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http://bitterhistorian.blogspot.com

Life. St Andrews. Budgeting. Some history. Mostly bitterness.

[beeny]

Thanks. Now I'll have nightmares. And mine will be worse.

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'But what do I know? I'm a bear; I suck the heads off fish.'

[Raindog]

Ma ma getting pumped

[The Bitter Historian]

Quoting beeny from 12:17, 17th May 2007
Thanks. Now I'll have nightmares. And mine will be worse.

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'But what do I know? I'm a bear; I suck the heads off fish.'

If it makes you feel any better (I realise it probably doesn't) at some point during this dream I was also dancing a waltz with Gordon Brown. I'm sure that has to be someone's worst fear.

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http://bitterhistorian.blogspot.com

Life. St Andrews. Budgeting. Some history. Mostly bitterness.

[oddly familiar]

Quoting The Bitter Historian from 11:41, 17th May 2007
It was JUST like that, actually. Except on a slightly bigger scale. The killer whales slithering through the streets of St Andrews were a sight to behold.

LAND SHARK!


As for me; Sadako.... the only thing I ever have nightmares about now. Which is wierd, cos the film itself really wasn't very scary.

The worst one was where I was walking across the North Bridge in Edinburgh, and suddenly every single person in the city stopped walking, the cars turned off their engines and it became perfectly quiet. Then they all turned into Sadako and swivelled to look right at me. Every single person in the city. It was horrible. Ugh.

Still, its difficult for most people to dress up as 6 year old Japanese girls with hair over their faces so I've never had to deal with it at parties.

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saru mo ki kara ochiru

[Bizarre Atheist]

Quoting tramp from 17:32, 16th May 2007
Cats. Geesh.

Cats? As in the fluffy quadraped or the musical? The musical I could understand...

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http://www.charities-campaign.org.uk

[Guest]

Quoting thePontificator from 17:49, 15th May 2007
I take it they're found reasonably far south in England? I've got this image in my head of huge spiders being stopped at Hadrian's Wall by some sort of special patrol, possibly the A Team.

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What a great image! The Spider Police - they stop all the immigrant spiders crossing the border.

[Bonnie]

Being possessed by evil.

It helps that I believe it can/ does happen. I periodically say "God, don't ever let that happen to me, I wouldn't be able to handle it." and "Go away you stupid fucking devil, you cunt bastard, I don't want to be possessed by you. Go away. I don't like you. I'm not taking any of that shit. I'd personally kick your ass if I could." and such things. I want to make it clear that I am not a good candidate for that job.

Like I said, I believe it does happen, so that helps it more scary, becausek, to me, it's a rational fear. If someone feared that Superman would personally come down from flying above her head and kill her, that's not the same because Superman is unbelievable to me. Especially if how the movies and television show it is true-to-life, I want no part in it.

Anyone ever see the Emily Rose movie, which was from a real-life court case against the exorcism priest? The other priest really did die in a freak car accident, the defense attorney says that freaky things really did happen to her. Emily Rose's taped testimony is real, it's in real court transcripts.

Yeah, I don't even like the thought of seeing nice celestial bodies. I fear angels. Isn't that weird?