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Water, I don't mind, I can at least feel the bottom most of the time. Ladders aren't fun, particularily because you have to walk backwards down them. I think that is the scary part.Quote:
Originally Posted by OrphanPip
I don't like going down stairs. Partially because I don't want to fall down, I'm scared of that. I like going up them, but they just look weird from above, so unstable. Especially spiral staircases.
It was a syphilis test -- easy now! The state in which I got married requires of everyone who wishes to receive a marriage license to have this blood test. I think it's an old, Puritanical state law that was just never taken off the books.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veho
I passed. :banana:
I'm not sure if I have any fears that amounts to actual phobias anymore. I used to be deathly afraid of tornadoes, but ever since I took a couple of severe weather classes in college, I find them more interesting now. :) At the moment my biggest fear is knives, or basically anything sharp. I feel like they're horrific accidents waiting to happen.
Maybe they want to get a good look at you and see if the two of you are attractive enough to have offspring:brow: Of course you passed.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Comedian
There are people walking around with all sorts of diseases...totally oblivious; I've never figured it out...Remember, they say Al Capone had neurosyphilis when he died, mean stuff.
So, do you avoid the kitchen or just bad neighborhoods:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Plumbum
And the train station near school. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by soundofmusic
Is there a phobia for train stations?
I've got a phobia for ICT class and electronics class.
ICT because I sit next to this kid who was supposedly expelled.
Electronics because I am the only girl and we are in the shifty little room at the back of the school that doesn't seem to be attatched to anything.
I guess that isn't a phobia though. Only a fear.
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Oh...so claustrophobic! :p
Poor dear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nikhar
I don't know if I am or if I'm just regaining asthma from childhood.
I was never scared of heights until last new years eve. I don't know how it snuck up on me...
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia and hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia. Well, not really!
Fear of immortality. Is there any medical term for this?
I came here Satan, to find your fears...Hahaha:reddevil::reddevil:Quote:
Originally Posted by Satan
Now, face them, yes, :grouphug: lets all lay hands on satan, banish his fear of long words and numbers like 666...
Now sister, we did not mean for you to put your hands on Brother Satan in that manner...:drool5: Well gracious, look where he has the mark of the devil, you say that was tatooed...Golly that must have hurt:ack2:
A phobia to being unforgiven, and another to being forgotten.
(sings) Always look on the bright, side of life!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Satan
Heights...even watching them on screen. Like the skyscraper scene in King Kong or the platform fight scene in Star Trek. Even though heights scare me (a lot) it's doesn't really make my life difficult, just hilarious at times :D
Also, it's not a phobia, but certain flying insects give me the screamin' heebie jeebies when they fly close to me. Moths (normal and giant) and those bugs that sit in trees and scream all day during summer...ugh...I only mention this because I had a giant moth encounter this evening, hehehe. The horror and skin crawlies are still fresh in my mind, lol! My family finds it hilarious and my mom always regrets not having a camera close by, seeing as I practically bounce off the walls trying to escape the little monsters!
I often have a phobia to barking dogs. The popular saying states that barking dogs never bite. Well, let me tell you it's a sovereign lie. Both dogs I've been attacked by have barked first, and bitten next. So don't you ever blindly confide in popular sayings. Experience in the field can prove them utterly wrong.
So now you're more of a cat person I suppose? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Well no kidding, an agitated dog will attack you. If not, then you are pretty lucky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
I've got a fear of sleeping and weirdos from your class are coming into your camp cabin. I mean, how can you sleep when you should probably be on guard? They are strangers after all.