what are you afraid of
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Dead Space looks good. Dead Space looks like it will scare me.MrHappy255 said:
I also don't like WWI style gas masks. Very spooky for some reason.
I forgot alot...neurotoxins randomly sprayed in the air, edges of cliffs (i can lay on em but not stand) the combine, fast zombies, bears, micheal moore, mountian lines, anything that could potentionally eat me, swimming in open water, I am way too paranoid...
not zombie attacks though...
oh yea! and cats...evil furballs from hell...
not zombie attacks though...
oh yea! and cats...evil furballs from hell...
that would scare me too...ITS EVERwilsonscrazybed said:
Small circular bulbus things that Resemble small box. Like a Goat when its excreting. Or .. well smallpox.
hmmm almost makes me want to make wilsoncrazybed The best mod Evar! threadwilsonscrazybed said:
Other people.
Seriously, just today I was standing in line checking my e-mail on my cell phone, when some crazy woman starts yelling at me for using my cell phone in front of her, and demanding that I let her go in front of me in line because I was "being rude." I told her, "no," and she tries to shove me out of her way, then starts screaming that I touched her. Then a bunch of other customers ran me out of the store for touching the woman ("I didn't see it, but she wouldn't be screamin' if you didn't do something"), and everybody else just pretended they didn't see a thing.
People aren't just assholes, but crazy lying violent assholes.
Seriously, just today I was standing in line checking my e-mail on my cell phone, when some crazy woman starts yelling at me for using my cell phone in front of her, and demanding that I let her go in front of me in line because I was "being rude." I told her, "no," and she tries to shove me out of her way, then starts screaming that I touched her. Then a bunch of other customers ran me out of the store for touching the woman ("I didn't see it, but she wouldn't be screamin' if you didn't do something"), and everybody else just pretended they didn't see a thing.
People aren't just assholes, but crazy lying violent assholes.
Honestly, I'm afraid of cows, and swimming in water with fish in it. I love to fish, but I can't be in water with fish in it. The fish in Lake Erie are ballsy man.
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HUGE ****ING SWARMS OF ANTS.
I was quivering in my seat during that scene in Indiana Jones.
You know, that scene, with the Suxafu.
I can't watch documentaries on them either.
Makes my skin crawl. Like it's covered in ants.
Blech...
I was quivering in my seat during that scene in Indiana Jones.
You know, that scene, with the Suxafu.
I can't watch documentaries on them either.
Makes my skin crawl. Like it's covered in ants.
Blech...
Don't worry, I panic when I can't touch the bottom of any body of water I'm in. That's if I get in at all, lol. Needless to say, I'm afraid of large quantities of water. A jacuzzi is about the biggest amount of water I'll venture into.PurpleRain said:
I also watched a thing on Discovery channel about Spontaneous Human Combustion... and well, that doesn't sound fun.
Whoa whoa whoa, wait. There are FISH in Lake Erie? I thought they'd all died or become mutants by now. I'm always afraid I'll inhale some weird chemical that'll give me cancer later on when I drive into Cedar Point... j/k, a little. The Maumee River's much, much worse...AnGeL.SLayer said:
I fear nothing prematurely. I calculatedly infer what is probably around me or what is probably going to happen or what the result of certain actions or inactions will be. If something seems potentially threatening to my health, I avoid that event or object.
This usually translates into normal fears. For example, an exceptionally large spider has a chance of being venomous, thus becomes 'scary.' A dark room whose contents is uncertain to me has a good chance of resulting in some sort of injury, be it a bruise or a broken arm, it becomes 'scary.' A man with a demonstratedly loaded and working firearm might shoot me, and becomes 'real damn scary.' A cave with unknown inhabitants could contain various sorts of venomous creatures or pathogens, causing mutterings such as, "Hell no, I ain't goin' in there" and "Screw that, that's fuckin' scary right there."
This usually translates into normal fears. For example, an exceptionally large spider has a chance of being venomous, thus becomes 'scary.' A dark room whose contents is uncertain to me has a good chance of resulting in some sort of injury, be it a bruise or a broken arm, it becomes 'scary.' A man with a demonstratedly loaded and working firearm might shoot me, and becomes 'real damn scary.' A cave with unknown inhabitants could contain various sorts of venomous creatures or pathogens, causing mutterings such as, "Hell no, I ain't goin' in there" and "Screw that, that's fuckin' scary right there."
Friggen fast zombies.
And in real life, I fear remaining above a void-like space, but only in a certain point. Sitting in the sky I could be content with, as with Space. But me floating in the middle of the ocean or a sea, knowing waaaaay down there is a bunch of big stuff swimming around, and all that empty space give me the willies.
And in real life, I fear remaining above a void-like space, but only in a certain point. Sitting in the sky I could be content with, as with Space. But me floating in the middle of the ocean or a sea, knowing waaaaay down there is a bunch of big stuff swimming around, and all that empty space give me the willies.
death, that is all. oh and getting captured by someone like in the saw movies 0.o, ive had sleepless nights cause of that clown mask