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Aeryn Seoung

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StarStruckStrumpets said:
taylor100550 said:
Whats the Scariest moments You ever had. Mine is I woke up in the middle of a dream and I couldn't move (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis)Sacry as hell
I've had this once, and my god...it was the worst thing I have ever experienced. I tried screaming out for my father I was that scared, I just wanted his reassuring presence there, but I was unable to make a sound. I could only stare vacantly at the ceiling, awaiting the cold sleep that proceeded.
I tried doing the same thing, but all I could do was make sounds in my throat.
WELL... I thought I did. I was on skype at the time and my better half said he didn't hear me at all. Kinda weird considering the microphone wasn't that far away at all.
 

electric_warrior

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a millipede crawled out of the stone of the peach i was eating, the only time i've screamed like a girl since my voice broke.
 

Hybridwolf

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seems silly really, but I was at a beach, went on a banana ride thing and fell off with someone else. Floating in the water when the other person started screaming. I looked down and saw dark things in the water. Being quite young I thought "sharks!" and started swiming like hell towards the banana ride. Turns out this other kid had got stung by a jellyfish, and that was why he was screaming. But damn, he screamed like posiden was coming for him and that scared the shit out of me, being only about 12 at the time.
 

LockHeart

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I think the worst one for me was when I was about 12. I was on a beach in Pembrokeshire (massive family gathering each year) and my brother, my cousin and I were messing around in the shallows when we sort of dispersed. Suddenly my cousin rushed out of the sea shouting 'Jellyfish'. Considering he'd been crying wolf all day, my brother and I ignored him and turned around, to see this thing riding the wave right in front of us. I'm not kidding, dustbin lid-sized. I don't think I've ever moved so fast in my life.

It was either that time, or the time I stayed at Ayer's Rock and suddenly noticed that every one of the horrible creatures that was vying for my blood seemed to be super-sized. I was terrified D:
 

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Spitfire175 said:
Lots of insects and arachnoids. They are nasty. I would say the time I was riding a rollercoaster and the safety harness cracked in the middle of the ride. In Sweden. I don't trust the Swedes anymore.
Did you almost fall off the ride?
This sounds the scariest so far.
 

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There is an old retirement home 4 streets over, i ran past it at 9pm it was dark, in which i was responsible for the safety of the runners, and there were a lot of noises out, oh and i had just read world war Z. Freaky shit man
 

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Besides car accidents, I'd say being in the middle of the woods and seeing a bear about 100 yards away. It was especially terrifying since there was a female in the area with 2 yearling cubs and I wasn't sure if it was the same one. I got off lucky and it never saw me (or it just didn't acknowledge me) and I was able to back off. I just about pissed myself though.
 

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speidel28 said:
Spitfire175 said:
Lots of insects and arachnoids. They are nasty. I would say the time I was riding a rollercoaster and the safety harness cracked in the middle of the ride. In Sweden. I don't trust the Swedes anymore.
Did you almost fall off the ride?
This sounds the scariest so far.
Well, I could have. I think. The harness didn't disintegrate completely, but it wasn't fastened on one side, the bolts had snapped. I was so packed with adrenaline I could easily hold on to the intact side of the harness.
 

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taylor100550 said:
Kenjitsuka said:
Since I very nearly died twelve years ago nothing ever scared me.
What happend?
NOTE: This is a pretty gruesome medical story, so if you're squamish don't read.

Ah well. I got a bad headache at school on a thursday afternoon. It got worse soon and I was unable to sleep from the pain untill saturday morning. Then I suddenly had a bump on my forehead, and went to hospital. It turns out I had an accute inflammation of the cavities in my forehead. Normally that's always lethal, but instead of completely turning inwards and crushing my brain, part of it portruded outside (hence the bump on my head). My brain was still pretty squashed and life with brain damage was the best outcome to hope for, doctor's said.

I had some emergency surgery to remove the bacteria and got strong antibiotics via IV during the weekend. But it got worse still, and it turned out the bacteria weren't all gone. This time it did cause more pressure inwards, and it was a horrible weekend of 42 degree C fever (maximum limit to fever before death, dunno in Fahrenheit) and more headaches. The fever was because of the bacteria (a mutation of Streptococus) were producing toxins, poisoning my blood and body.

At this time I couldn't open my eyes because my forehead swelled and kept my eyes shut.
So I got a second emergency operation. This time they broke my nose entirely and sliced open my eyebrows from left to right. Then a piece of plastic was put in to drain the bacteria via my open eyebrows as well as my nose.

The next three weeks I got a lot more nasty procedures to endure, but eventually I was allowed out of hospital and made an almost full recovery.

Anyway, being told I'd probably die two times in one weekend kind of desensitized me. ;)
 
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Kenjitsuka said:
taylor100550 said:
Kenjitsuka said:
Since I very nearly died twelve years ago nothing ever scared me.
What happend?
NOTE: This is a pretty gruesome medical story, so if you're squamish don't read.

Ah well. I got a bad headache at school on a thursday afternoon. It got worse soon and I was unable to sleep from the pain untill saturday morning. Then I suddenly had a bump on my forehead, and went to hospital. It turns out I had an accute inflammation of the cavities in my forehead. Normally that's always lethal, but instead of completely turning inwards and crushing my brain, part of it portruded outside (hence the bump on my head). My brain was still pretty squashed and life with brain damage was the best outcome to hope for, doctor's said.

I had some emergency surgery to remove the bacteria and got strong antibiotics via IV during the weekend. But it got worse still, and it turned out the bacteria weren't all gone. This time it did cause more pressure inwards, and it was a horrible weekend of 42 degree C fever (maximum limit to fever before death, dunno in Fahrenheit) and more headaches. The fever was because of the bacteria (a mutation of Streptococus) were producing toxins, poisoning my blood and body.

At this time I couldn't open my eyes because my forehead swelled and kept my eyes shut.
So I got a second emergency operation. This time they broke my nose entirely and sliced open my eyebrows from left to right. Then a piece of plastic was put in to drain the bacteria via my open eyebrows as well as my nose.

The next three weeks I got a lot more nasty procedures to endure, but eventually I was allowed out of hospital and made an almost full recovery.

Anyway, being told I'd probably die two times in one weekend kind of desensitized me. ;)
Dam dude that one hell of stroy