crayolamarker
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one of the reason I dont want kids. You can add that to my fears list...having kids and making a bad film.Luis Caffesse said:just wait until you have children
your worst fears
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Rick Meyer
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MattinSTL said:
While I plug away at grad school, pretty much putting EVERYTHING on hold to do it, I always wonder if I will do something meaningful after school. I feel like I am wasting SOOO much time. I lie awake at night thinking about that one.
Luis Caffesse
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kai said:
Nice distinction.
I feel the same way about bullets...it's not the bullet that scares me, but the hole it can make in my body.
ExtremeSleuth
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never finding love is another one of mine and so is failure... there arent many animals im afraid of.
Jeremy Ordan
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OLBoy said:
Ever seen arachnophobia? I haven't. Completely petrified of spiders.
Sometimes I'm afraid that my body will forget how do handle involuntary actions and I will have to be conscience about my heart beating, eyes blinking, blood flow...
Come to think about it... I'm afraid of just about everything, but clowns are somewhere close to the top of the list. Clowns and mimes. Yeah... Clowns, mimes, and people with one syllable birth names...
Jeremy Ordan
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kai said:
That's another huge one of mine. I have no problems on buildings, airplanes, very tall balconies, sky diving, bungie jumping. Make me stand on a two foot chair to change a lightbulb and my knees shake like I'm in Riverdance. So small heights.
Why? If I fall out of an airplane and the parachute doesn't open, I'm dead, no pain, just death. If I fall off a chair, it's going to hurt.
Once I pass that distance and move from pain to death I'm fine with heights.
OLBoy
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Luis Caffesse
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OH MY GOD
why the hell did I watch that?
why the hell did I watch that?
:shocked: That spider is mauling that lizard. :shocked:
CallaghanFilms
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"Fear itself", no?
My daughter's coming of age, though still far off, scares the hell outta me.
I think the joining of a convent may be in her future. I actually have a few lines on deck to use for any mamaluc that wants to date her. The best one I've ever heard was from a friend who met his daughter's rather disrespectful "suitor" downstairs - grabbed him - and planted a kiss right on the shell shocked kids face...then said, "Anything you do to my daughter, I do to you...think about it!"
Needless to say the lesson was learned and learned well.
My daughter's coming of age, though still far off, scares the hell outta me.
I think the joining of a convent may be in her future. I actually have a few lines on deck to use for any mamaluc that wants to date her. The best one I've ever heard was from a friend who met his daughter's rather disrespectful "suitor" downstairs - grabbed him - and planted a kiss right on the shell shocked kids face...then said, "Anything you do to my daughter, I do to you...think about it!"Needless to say the lesson was learned and learned well.
As an undergraduate I spent a year in India. The windows in my room had bars, but no glass. One evening I was sitting on my bed reading. I looked over and on the wall was a greenish spider at least the size of my hand. I throw my sandal at it and it skittered away. Never got it. My greatest was to wake up and see that spider next to me.OLBoy said:
Remember that travel commercial where somebody books an 'exotic location with mosquito netting'? Then they wake up in the hotel and the room is a cloud of insects? That was my room. I had mosquito netting, but still not comfortable. I also stopped trying to kill the spider, since they were at least eating the insects.