i wouldnt say i had a phobia of clowns, i just hate them.
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After I read Stephen Kings "It" I totally dislked them. After I saw the movie, I was surprised what a little make up can do. Pennywise was portrayed as a really evil clown; but in some way the creepy mood just got killed by... don't really know; bad screenplay maybe?
I wouldn't like to meet a clown like Pennywise; but some different ones should be no problem (I hope?).
EDIT:
In addition to clowns. I just thought of "The lost highway". The man with the anaemic face; how he looks and acts - just his presence makes me shiver. He's like some kind of ghost
I wouldn't like to meet a clown like Pennywise; but some different ones should be no problem (I hope?).
EDIT:
In addition to clowns. I just thought of "The lost highway". The man with the anaemic face; how he looks and acts - just his presence makes me shiver. He's like some kind of ghost
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Posted by Fjorn on Fri Jul 29th at 11:36pm 2005
The fear of the anticipation of pain
Also, falling (not heights)
Also, falling (not heights)
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I have a pet lizard so i have to feed him crickets and occasionally a
few may escape. If they do ill happily bend down and grasp them in my
hand but if it jumps ill jump then get chills down my spine plus
goosebumps but then ill try again to pick up the cricket which i think
is rather strange.
I also have a strange fear of falling, its not the thought of falling and hitting the ground its the strange feeling you get in your gut as your falling.
Im also like DrGlass, i get my self really worked up about stuff coz i keep thinking about it, like when i watched Grudge it was past midnight and i was the only one awake. When i left to got upstairs i had to turn of lights behind me leaving the stairs dark and not seeing anything behind me and i think i running by the time i got to the top of the stairs.
Wow, didnt think i was scared of so many things and theres things i did mention like i wont go caving because i have a fear of getting stuck and not getting out.
I also have a strange fear of falling, its not the thought of falling and hitting the ground its the strange feeling you get in your gut as your falling.
Im also like DrGlass, i get my self really worked up about stuff coz i keep thinking about it, like when i watched Grudge it was past midnight and i was the only one awake. When i left to got upstairs i had to turn of lights behind me leaving the stairs dark and not seeing anything behind me and i think i running by the time i got to the top of the stairs.
Wow, didnt think i was scared of so many things and theres things i did mention like i wont go caving because i have a fear of getting stuck and not getting out.
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Spiders and bees/wasps. Hate the bloody things. >.< May have something to do with watching Aliens at a young age.
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Posted by French Toast on Sat Jul 30th at 9:35pm 2005
I've got a pet snake, and I feed it mice. It's so cool!
Unfortunately, I can't feed it live mice, because if the snake isn't
hungry, the mouse will eat parts of the snake while it sits
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Posted by Crapceeper on Sat Jul 30th at 10:57pm 2005
Gross;
But you do unfreeze the mice or does your snake eat frozen stuff?
I have a pet as well. A Lychee.... My other pets yust died... I'm no good with animals.
But you do unfreeze the mice or does your snake eat frozen stuff?
I have a pet as well. A Lychee.... My other pets yust died... I'm no good with animals.
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Posted by WarloK on Sat Jul 30th at 11:15pm 2005
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I fear pain. Like if i know
im gonna be in pain im terrifyed about when i acctually feel the pain its
not as bad as i anticipated it to be.
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I had this fear as well. My Master says: "Pain is your friend". And as the years went by, this fear of pain ... wel it didn't disappear; but it grew small.
I guess it takes just time. I realised that pain is one way of how the body speaks to you. It really helps to listen what he wants to tell.
I guess it takes just time. I realised that pain is one way of how the body speaks to you. It really helps to listen what he wants to tell.
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Posted by Cash Car Star on Sun Jul 31st at 3:38am 2005
Is it ok to admit that I'm scared to read through this thread?
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Posted by wil5on on Sun Jul 31st at 4:05am 2005
Perhaps then you have Phobophobia (Fear of phobias). Or even Phobophobiaphobia (Fear of fear of phobias).
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Posted by Forceflow on Sun Jul 31st at 8:31am 2005
I used to have Freddy Krueger-phobia.
Boy, Nightmare on Elm Street is scary when you're 8.
Boy, Nightmare on Elm Street is scary when you're 8.
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? quoting Quaver
I have a pet lizard so i have to feed him crickets and occasionally a few may escape. If they do ill happily bend down and grasp them in my hand but if it jumps ill jump then get chills down my spine plus goosebumps but then ill try again to pick up the cricket which i think is rather strange.
I also have a strange fear of falling, its not the thought of falling and hitting the ground its the strange feeling you get in your gut as your falling.
Im also like DrGlass, i get my self really worked up about stuff coz i keep thinking about it, like when i watched Grudge it was past midnight and i was the only one awake. When i left to got upstairs i had to turn of lights behind me leaving the stairs dark and not seeing anything behind me and i think i running by the time i got to the top of the stairs.
Wow, didnt think i was scared of so many things and theres things i did mention like i wont go caving because i have a fear of getting stuck and not getting out.
I also have a strange fear of falling, its not the thought of falling and hitting the ground its the strange feeling you get in your gut as your falling.
Im also like DrGlass, i get my self really worked up about stuff coz i keep thinking about it, like when i watched Grudge it was past midnight and i was the only one awake. When i left to got upstairs i had to turn of lights behind me leaving the stairs dark and not seeing anything behind me and i think i running by the time i got to the top of the stairs.
Wow, didnt think i was scared of so many things and theres things i did mention like i wont go caving because i have a fear of getting stuck and not getting out.
LOL our flat at uni was way freaked after watching the grudge! The bit with the grudge coming up the covers of the bed :-Z
I used to have pet lizards too, and the same problem- don't like insects, but I didn't mind picking them up (the little crickets) or wax worms. Hated getting locusts, too big " SRC="images/smiles/argh.gif">
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Is it ok to admit that I'm scared to read through this thread?
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Posted by Crapceeper on Sun Jul 31st at 12:23pm 2005
but I didn't mind picking them up (the little crickets) or wax worms. Hated getting locusts, too big
When we shot our 2nd movie "Body Park" I played the dead body of the guy I played in the prequel who died before. And for that they covered my face and my chest with these little bastards. Boy, that wasn't creepy at all. It tickled like hell. And I had really to concentrate. A laughing dead body is kinda unnatural. I need to do a screen shot of the DVD, because I don't have a picture jet; If anyone is interested

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? quote:
but I didn't mind picking them up (the little crickets) or wax worms. Hated getting locusts, too big

When we shot our 2nd movie "Body Park" I played the dead body of the guy I played in the prequel who died before. And for that they covered my face and my chest with these little bastards. Boy, that wasn't creepy at all. It tickled like hell. And I had really to concentrate. A laughing dead body is kinda unnatural. I need to do a screen shot of the DVD, because I don't have a picture jet; If anyone is interested
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1) Heights. I never like to stand on top of something that reaches more
than 10 CM above ground! (yes, 10 cm freaks me out!). It has a thing to
do with...
2 - Afraid of stairs. I was pushed down from a very small staircase (about 40 Cm or so...) so that I had a just a crack(!) in a bone in my finger. It was nothing to worry about. But I still haven't really gotten over staircases I cannot grip onto something... (except for the ones I know i CAN'T get hurt with or thrown down from
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you fall and get hurt... which brings us to the next point...
3 - afraid of getting hurt. If I know something will hurt me plenty, then it depends on how much agony and pain it creates, whether I actually dare to do that or not
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The three things I fear the most!
I'm not afraid of dying. I'm not afraid of bugs. I just HATE them. Not scared. Hating. (the bugs and insects (wasps, spiders)... not dying
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2 - Afraid of stairs. I was pushed down from a very small staircase (about 40 Cm or so...) so that I had a just a crack(!) in a bone in my finger. It was nothing to worry about. But I still haven't really gotten over staircases I cannot grip onto something... (except for the ones I know i CAN'T get hurt with or thrown down from
3 - afraid of getting hurt. If I know something will hurt me plenty, then it depends on how much agony and pain it creates, whether I actually dare to do that or not
The three things I fear the most!
I'm not afraid of dying. I'm not afraid of bugs. I just HATE them. Not scared. Hating. (the bugs and insects (wasps, spiders)... not dying
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Posted by Dark Tree on Sun Jul 31st at 12:49pm 2005
How about an option that says you are afraid of badly designed polls? .....
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Re: Cool, a Phobia thread!
Posted by Mephs on Sun Jul 31st at 1:05pm 2005
Actually, I only get night terrors when I'm REALLY depressed.
* checks myrks closet and under the bed for monsters and tucks him in.
I used to give myself nightmares from creatures I would draw! Technically that makes me afraid of myself"

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When i left to got upstairs i had to turn of lights behind me leaving
the stairs dark and not seeing anything behind me and i think i running
by the time i got to the top of the stairs.
Actually, I only get night terrors when I'm REALLY depressed.
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Posted by DrGlass on Sun Jul 31st at 9:54pm 2005
Pain is something that doesn't scare me at all. I mean I dont
like pain, and I wont seek pain, but if I need to do something that
will hurt (this includes doing stressfull stuff, like 15 mile hikes
with a 40lb pack on) I will do it, becuase pain is only in the moment.
Think about it you ram your head into a wall, sure it hurts, but once the pain is gone its like it was never there. I also belive you can overcome pain though meditaion type stuff. I've been able to "will" away head achs and minor pain, the same way I can give myself head achs by just thinking about it.
Though something that does freak me out is being bound and torchered. Not being able to move is just crazy to think about.
Think about it you ram your head into a wall, sure it hurts, but once the pain is gone its like it was never there. I also belive you can overcome pain though meditaion type stuff. I've been able to "will" away head achs and minor pain, the same way I can give myself head achs by just thinking about it.
Though something that does freak me out is being bound and torchered. Not being able to move is just crazy to think about.
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Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Sun Jul 31st at 10:20pm 2005
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Sun Jul 31st at 10:20pm 2005
Yeah I'm not afraid of pain either... but then again I've never truly
experienced anything excruciating like child birth or a slipped
disk. I've never even broken a bone for that matter.
I guess I'm kind of weird, but I remember not being bothered about the dull ache I used to get after having my braces tightened. I used to almost enjoy the sensation ... partly because I knew it was straightening my teeth I guess.
I get shots every week to keep my allergies down, and they barely hurt at all... but I kind of look forward to feeling the pain. In this age of medication and treatements and knowledge we very rarely live through pain, which is something that almost everyone had to do in the past. It makes me feel alive (when it happens occasionally)... and I'm happy to have a tiny bit of it as opposed to none.
I guess I'm kind of weird, but I remember not being bothered about the dull ache I used to get after having my braces tightened. I used to almost enjoy the sensation ... partly because I knew it was straightening my teeth I guess.
I get shots every week to keep my allergies down, and they barely hurt at all... but I kind of look forward to feeling the pain. In this age of medication and treatements and knowledge we very rarely live through pain, which is something that almost everyone had to do in the past. It makes me feel alive (when it happens occasionally)... and I'm happy to have a tiny bit of it as opposed to none.
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