Phobias: Well, what are you afraid of?

I fear smoking rabbits -- they scare the hell out of me.

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cjhsa wrote:

Two blondes are walking in the woods when they come upon a set of tracks. "Look, deer tracks" says one. "No, those are moose tracks!", says the other. Anyway, they were still standing there arguing when the train hit them.

Ba-da-bing.

Stopppppp!!!

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Being alone at night, sleeping alone. Spiders, scorpions. What if I slept alone and was visited by a spider and scorpion? Oh, God!

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This guy walks into a bar. He says, "OUCH!"

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snakes

I think it's because when I was a young girl, some mean nasty boys were chasing us and throwing snakes at us....

When I was at PetsMart last week, a lady was walking around the store, with a boa constrictor around her neck..... ohhhh.... I just knew it was going to take one look at me and attack.....

<shivers>

PaL
:-)

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I must be afraid of money, because I have none.

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Bears in the wild!!!

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Dammit, I forgot to add that thankfully. these days, when I ask folks what sort of budget they are on, thinking $35 per person, they generally outbid me. That helps me with my fears.

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I have Zemmiphobia - fear of rats

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Stripes!
On bees, wasps, snakes, spiders, sharks, tigers but strangely not zebras.

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know people (acquaintances) who are afraid of having their knees touched

Hah, I know a couple a chickees that suffer from this too, thankfully as they spend a good portion of life on their backs, they never seem to touch mmmmmuuuhhaaahaha

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Here comes ze-bra...that will never get tired.

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Heights and spiders here.

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Brandon9000 wrote:

cjhsa wrote:
Two blondes are walking in the woods when they come upon a set of tracks. "Look, deer tracks" says one. "No, those are moose tracks!", says the other. Anyway, they were still standing there arguing when the train hit them.

Ba-da-bing.

Stopppppp!!!

Oh my God, those extra Ps are causing me to write this:

What's the difference between Roast beef and pea soup?

A) Anyone can roast beef
B) Anyone can pee in the soup! Maître D'!!
C) What's the time in Albania?
D) Vincerò! Louisa Baileche has stolen my spleen.

Ceili wrote:

"know people (acquaintances) who are afraid of having their knees touched"
Hah, I know a couple a chickees that suffer from this too, thankfully as they spend a good portion of life on their backs, they never seem to touch mmmmmuuuhhaaahaha

(Joining in with evil laughter, heard all over A2Kland). The people I know are like this too... maybe it's a genetic problem. Twisted Evil

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I am afraid of being eaten alive. I tend to avoid any situation in which that event might occur.

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Aww, c'mon McG, I figure you've been eaten alive virtually many times in the past and survived. Laughing

Personally, I'm afraid of clowns, so the avatar is part of my therapy. Face your fears and all.

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Crap, I just remembered I used that joke before. In truth, heights really bother me, the rest I can deal with.

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Nyeeah, I've got OCD, so phobias come and go.

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NYC

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When I first lived in Manhattan I became deathly afraid of crowds. For about three months I hid inside a coat when out in public. I can't explain it. It passed and I was okay.

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I grew up in the burbs around Boston. We have some kind of general aversion to going to NYC. But, mine is a bit more fear. It's irrational and I'd actually really love to go. Some friends are now trying to persuade me to go this spring to an exhibit that will be there.

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