Besides death, what is your biggest fear?

Next Day's visciscitudes.

that one seemed forced.

How about a bag o weasels in yer pants?

Fear that? It's my fondest dream.

ok, here's something I would definately fear.

A falling bear.

oh wait....it was tranquilized.

In that case I'd go up and poke it with a stick.

Nature can be quite dangerous, thankfully we have tranquilizer darts.

Why would I tell Losman my biggest fear? I think I had him on ignore in the past, re aggressive responses.

I will talk about fear with close friends. He or she isn't.

I fear being shot out of a tree with a tranquilizer and poked with a stick.

I'm your worst nightmare then.

No Chai, you are not my worst nightmare (unless I married you). There are worse thing than being tranquilized and poked with a stick.

I've had nightmares about deep water, especially from the surface's point of vue.
I once dreamt I was stuck in a well that was very full, but not full enough for me to reach the edge. The walls were smooth -- and I knew something horrible was bidng its time before attacking me.

Sometimes when I swim out in a lake or the ocean, and I can't see the bottom anymore, I get a mild panicky feeling.
I like scuba-diving though, when I'm down there, I know there's nothing under me so I'm fine ^^

Oh, also the deep blue. Where the reef ends and the ocean begins... you just see an expanse of blue ahead of you, and it gets darker, it's just an impossible perception of depth. Brrr. *shudders*

Also, the whole "We're used to the concept that everythin is in something bigger: me in room in house in village in county in state in country in continent in world in galaxy in universe in... ????) Thinking about the nature of the Universe gives me the willies.

Get a snorkel and a set of fins, JC, and you'll open a whole new world to yourself. There is very, very little down there that will hurt you, even sharks. Millions upon millions of people go in the ocean every year and very few are ever hurt or killed.

Because a human can't sink with their lungs full of air. Drowing isn't so much voluntary as it is panic.