What weird things are you scared of?
What weird things are you scared of?
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Urban Sports

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11,321 posts

232 months

Tuesday 24th November 2009
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I'm terrified of Spiders, I know it's common but I am terrified, my house seems to attract the ones that are the size of saucers, my garage is like the lair from Aliens, this however is not weird IMO.

My weird thing is standing next to ships, for some reason I find it quite hard to look at black and white pictures of them as well, show me one of a sinking or partially sunken / wrecked one and I'd rather eat a spider!!

yikes



grim_d

765 posts

219 months

Tuesday 24th November 2009
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Being in water when I cannot feel/see the bottom.

Eek!

A1GOY

1,521 posts

231 months

Tuesday 24th November 2009
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Having sticky tape on my fingers. It's worse if it's on my fingernails. HATE it.

Mobile Chicane

22,001 posts

241 months

Tuesday 24th November 2009
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grim_d said:
Being in water when I cannot feel/see the bottom.

Eek!
This too. And moths. Wingèd emissaries of Satan.

NismoGT

1,634 posts

219 months

Tuesday 24th November 2009
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[quote=Urban Sports]I'm terrified of Spiders, I know it's common but I am terrified, my house seems to attract the ones that are the size of saucers, my garage is like the lair from Aliens, this however is not weird IMO.

My weird thing is standing next to ships, for some reason I find it quite hard to look at black and white pictures of them as well, show me one of a sinking or partially sunken / wrecked one and I'd rather eat a spider!!

yikes

Peek a boo! eek





Marf

22,907 posts

270 months

Tuesday 24th November 2009
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Clockspider in four posts, thats got to be a record hehe

LHD

17,002 posts

216 months

Tuesday 24th November 2009
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Mice.

I hate mice.

grim_d

765 posts

219 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Mobile Chicane said:
grim_d said:
Being in water when I cannot feel/see the bottom.

Eek!
This too. And moths. Wingèd emissaries of Satan.
That also, I hate the feckers.

North West Tom

11,714 posts

206 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Stairs with gaps between the steps.

Ayahuasca

27,583 posts

308 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Mobile Chicane said:
grim_d said:
Being in water when I cannot feel/see the bottom.

Eek!
This too. And moths. Wingèd emissaries of Satan.
Had a moth in our apartment with a wingspan of eight inches the other day.

Mars

10,115 posts

243 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Dad used to have a small outboard-powered dinghy and we'd go up and down rivers in it when I was a child. Once, when in Falmouth, we passed close to the Naval vessels - massive ships that although moored and completely stationary, were riding high in the water, exposing most of their propellers. And that made me almost rigid with fear. And it's a feeling I can recall with perfect "understanding" nearly 40 years later.

Funk

27,677 posts

238 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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I have a needle phobia. And blunt pencils being dragged across paper make me want to climb the walls.

vrooom

3,763 posts

296 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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I got needle phobia. Has been known to punch nurses who tried to pin me down frown

Steamer

14,183 posts

242 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Not exactly scared of, but I dont like:

Canal Locks - just wouldnt like to fall into one! No issues with water or swimming - just don't like locks.

Buttons - Pointless ones on clothes for decoration!

S13_Alan

1,392 posts

272 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Churches and general old buildings like that, guess cathedrals, steeples, bells etc type, make me very uncomfortable and I don't have the slightest clue why. Castles, old houses etc don't have the same effect at all. I'm weird smile

Herbie58

1,705 posts

219 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Bridges, not in general, I can walk on them no problem, but put me in a car and tell me to drive over it and it freaks me out hugely. I vary between driving so slow I am a pain in the arse or driving so fast over it I'll get done.

I have this unfounded irrational fear that I'll come off the bridge in the car and be stuck inside drowning. I go through all sorts of scenarios, tyre blowing out and gong over edge, or someone hitting me and shunting the car over the edge and so on.

tossbag

1,590 posts

235 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Fingers and toes.
If I stop and think about the sharp bones we all have at the end of our fingers and toes beneath our flesh, I get very agitated. The thought of those sharp bones, ugh! In fact typing this is actually a real nightmare for me because I am pushing down on keys and thinking about those piercing bones inside my finger tips, pushing into my flesh frown
Don't even get me started on the nose bone!
I call them daggers, and yes I am seriously typing using the sides of my fingers now!

Funk

27,677 posts

238 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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vrooom said:
I got needle phobia. Has been known to punch nurses who tried to pin me down frown
I don't have a problem with the jab itself, but for some reason I have an uncontrollable physical reaction to a jab. Last time I had to have one, the nurse looked at me after jabbing me and said, "I've just watched the colour drain from your face - are you ok..?" to which I replied no. I'm a big bloke and she said, "You'd better lie down, I won't have a hope in hell's chance of picking you up if you faint." 15 minutes lying on the bed and I was finally back to normal.

I don't know why, but I go really weird and it's not my fault.

tossbag

1,590 posts

235 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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Funk said:
vrooom said:
I got needle phobia. Has been known to punch nurses who tried to pin me down frown
I don't have a problem with the jab itself, but for some reason I have an uncontrollable physical reaction to a jab. Last time I had to have one, the nurse looked at me after jabbing me and said, "I've just watched the colour drain from your face - are you ok..?" to which I replied no. I'm a big bloke and she said, "You'd better lie down, I won't have a hope in hell's chance of picking you up if you faint." 15 minutes lying on the bed and I was finally back to normal.

I don't know why, but I go really weird and it's not my fault.
I have the jab thing too, last time I had one I had to talk to the nurses for a long time, after much talking I had it done, I called them a star, thanked them and walked into the waiting room.
I got an actual round of applause from people waiting in the waiting room, turns out the door was open and they all heard my desperation smile

AndrewW-G

11,968 posts

246 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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