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#30 by PBurke on 07 Jan, 2008 09:25
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i have a fear of having only half a head of hair. so i shave ha ha ha ha ha
j/k guys. snakes are bad unless i know where they are. i mean, i do live in lousyana. so snakes are always around. if they surprise me, then i turn into the six year old girl. but if i see them from a distance, i can easily kill them. -
#31 by schro on 07 Jan, 2008 10:03
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I used to enjoy roller coasters ... until after 1,100 flight hours in a Navy P-3.
Not that I'm scared, the rides just seem like work now.
I'm right there with ya, Padre. My kids love roller coasters (as do I), but I can't do them anymore. The whole inner ear thing apparently changes as you get older and motion sickness hits me harder/earlier than it used to.
Oh, Sharks freak me out too. The whole idea of becoming a fish's lunch doesn't sit too well with me. -
#32 by TheSlyBear on 07 Jan, 2008 10:21
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That's a ROACH?
It looks like a turtle!
Exactly! They're HUGE!
The first time I encountered one, shortly after moving to Texas, I was sitting on the john (TMI?) and one dropped into my lap from the exhaust fan above.
If anyone had had a video camera handy, my reaction would probably have made for one of the funniest YouTube videos out there! -
#33 by Rob on 07 Jan, 2008 10:40
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Don't mind spiders, don't mind rats and mice and even snakes, but I'm outa there FAST if I hear a bee or a wasp. hate the way they come at yer and won't give in.
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#34 by theebaldguy on 07 Jan, 2008 10:41
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Our domestic cockroaches here in NY aren't very big, but at the pet store they have giant hissing cockroaches for sale. I can't even fathom why people would want pet cockroaches.
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#35 by Oakley on 07 Jan, 2008 12:27
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I'm with Rob6, clowns are all bad for me. Ever since I was little, they have been scary. If you have ever read IT by Stephen King, you'll understand.
Flying scares me too, I think since I am not the one flying the plane, I don't feel like I'm in control. -
#36 by Zeekev on 07 Jan, 2008 14:33
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Hate snakes, worms, heights and tight spaces. I'm with Timm on the popsicle sticks, they give me the willies...
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#37 by Bald_Okie on 07 Jan, 2008 14:52
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I'm nothing but a quivering mass of phobias. W/out them I wouldn't even have a personality. My wife gets pretty annoyed, but after 14 years she's used to the rituals. That's the price you pay when you ride on the Bald_Okie Love Train!
If anyone is interested I'll tell my pygmy story and how it all started. -
#38 by PBurke on 07 Jan, 2008 15:11
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I'm nothing but a quivering mass of phobias. W/out them I wouldn't even have a personality. My wife gets pretty annoyed, but after 14 years she's used to the rituals. That's the price you pay when you ride on the Bald_Okie Love Train!
If anyone is interested I'll tell my pygmy story and how it all started.
you got me. what is the pygmy story? -
#39 by Timmay on 07 Jan, 2008 20:56
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Yeah bring on the pygmy story....we are waiting!....................
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#40 by Bald_Okie on 08 Jan, 2008 07:45
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I grew up an Air Force brat. When I was 5 we were stationed in the Philippenes. My dad was an electrition and he worked on planes that flew missions to Vietnam. My dad's older brother was stationed at the same Air Base and although we were half way around the world I had cousins.
My cousins being teenagers told me stories of pygmies that lived in the jungles surrounding the base and at night they would come on base. They liked shiney things. If you were sitting by a window and had a necklace they would cut off your head to get the necklace. If you had a watch and you hung your arm out the car window they would cut your hand off to get the watch.
I asked my dad if there were pygmies who lived in the jungle around the base. He told me there were pygmies who lived in the jungle and they helped the Americans win WWII because they hated the Japanese. I asked him if they came on base at night and he said yes they did. Even if we wanted to keep them out we couldn't. To a 5 year old that added validity to their story.
To this day I don't go by or look out windows at night. I sleep as far away from the windows as I can get. I have to check my kids' windows before I go to bed and I don't drive with my car windows down at night.
There you have it, the pygmy story. Is that totally screwed up or what? -
#41 by PBurke on 08 Jan, 2008 16:41
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i think i would have to torture my cousins some kind of way for that one. oh yeah, don't look now but the pygmies are watching. j/k bro. not making fun of you.
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#42 by JDog on 08 Jan, 2008 18:32
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Bald Okie yeah bro that is one crazy story re: pygmies. Goes to show how impressionable our minds are at that young of an age.
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#43 by BaldRob on 08 Jan, 2008 18:54
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I'm with Porky... I hate ladders, but only extension ladders! The fold up kind is OK... but those damn extension ladders just scare the living bejesus outta me! It is a chore for me to put the Christmas lights up every year, but I force myself through the fear to bring happiness and joy to the neighborhood!
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#44 by schro on 08 Jan, 2008 19:02
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... I force myself through the fear to bring happiness and joy to the neighborhood!
How altruistic of you.