Worst Fear

[Orcas]

I think I'm never ever going to England again. 11 inches!! GAA!

[d_24]

Quoting Orcas from 17:52, 15th May 2007
I think I'm never ever going to England again. 11 inches!! GAA!

That's what she said.

[Orcas]

Well done. Well done.

[munchingfoo]

Wasps. Its more of a phobia than a fear - completely irrational. If a wasp goes near me I will swing my fists / scream / then tense ever muscle in my body and hyperventilate. I usually injure my self far more in these actions than any wasp ever could.

Phobias are such strange things.

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Tired Freudian references aside - your mother played my mighty skin flute like a surf crowned sea nymph trying to rouse Poseidon from his watery slumber!

[Steveo]

I'm the same with wasps, and to a lesser extent, bees.

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Get off my internet.

[Gill]

gravity! I get really scared at the thought of falling. So i'm no good with heights

[the_leish]

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.

What an image! I can just imagine the Spider Police - stopping all the immigrant spiders crossing the border.

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

[Bizarre Atheist]

Those spiders that jump.

Drunk yahs.

Postgrads.

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

[the_leish]

Quoting Bizarre Atheist from 20:03, 15th May 2007
Those spiders that jump.

Drunk yahs.

Postgrads.

I read something about Jumping Spiders as well. Apparently, they're very curious...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_spider

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

[Sketch Artist]

I used to think the only thing I was afraid of were earwigs. I like other creepy crawly things, I really do... until one day I happened upon one of THESE lurking under a bridge:

http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/iiin/files/images/dobsonfly%20-%20Duncan.preview.jpg

it twitched its massive jaws at me and I ran away

[Frank]

Quoting the_leish from 20:05, 15th May 2007
I read something about Jumping Spiders as well. Apparently, they're very curious...

In relation to what I said earlier, this bloomin' terrifies me!

Because the retina is the darkest part of the eye and it moves around, one can sometimes look into the eye of a jumping spider and see it changing color. When it is darkest, you are looking into its retina and the spider is looking straight at you.

I'm gonna get one of 'em and call it Abyss! Y'know, to give me a good bit of terror now and again...

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"There is only ever one truth. Things are always black or white, there's no such thing as a shade of grey. If you think that something is a shade of grey it simply means that you don't fully understand the situation. The truth is narrow and the path of the pursuit of truth is similarly narrow."

[the_leish]

I fear The Fear. Just look at him with his crossbow and such. Frightening!




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

[Your Mum]

being burried alive.... and moths..... but being burried alive is the worst one.... how would you dress up like that?!?!?!?!? that'd be a really nice challange!

[the_leish]

Quoting your mum from 22:02, 15th May 2007
being burried alive.... and moths..... but being burried alive is the worst one.... how would you dress up like that?!?!?!?!? that'd be a really nice challange!

I guess someone could wheel you to the party in a coffin. Then you start screaming and banging on it. Something like that? It would probably terrify everyone, but it would be a unique idea. No-one else would come trapped in a coffin.

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

[Raindog]

Ohter people brushing thier teeth.

[Telinar]

Quoting munchingfoo from 19:14, 15th May 2007
Wasps. Its more of a phobia than a fear - completely irrational. If a wasp goes near me I will swing my fists / scream / then tense ever muscle in my body and hyperventilate. I usually injure my self far more in these actions than any wasp ever could.

Phobias are such strange things.

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Tired Freudian references aside - your mother played my mighty skin flute like a surf crowned sea nymph trying to rouse Poseidon from his watery slumber!

Same here, same here.

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http://telinar-beln.deviantart.com or http://standrews.facebook.com/profile.php?id=37105240

[granizo]

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!

[Bread Roll]

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!!!!

[Gubbins]

We had Huntsman spiders where we were in Australia. I woke up with a 6" one about two feet away from me on my wall, which is quite scary when you're seven. Not as bad as my dad waking up with a 5" one crawling over his face. I wish I was there to see that...

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...but then again, that is only my opinion.

[abc123]

drowning


dying a spinster


"big bad man".......did anyone else's parents use the big bad man threat? "you better start behaving or the big bad man'll get you!"

pure utter evil.