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Is there something in this world that brings shivers down your back? Or something you cant stand to think about? Heights? Rabid monkey attacks? Drowning?
Everyone has a worst fear. What's yours?
Everyone has a worst fear. What's yours?
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Is there something in this world that brings shivers down your back? Or something you cant stand to think about? Heights? Rabid monkey attacks? Drowning?
Everyone has a worst fear. What's yours?
Everyone has a worst fear. What's yours?
Dying. Terrorists. Flying on a plane with terrorists on. Impact. Anything poisonous. Dying. Disease. Losing loved ones. Someone harming loved ones. Dying. Knives. I don't trust other people walking with knives or scissors when they're pointing in your direction.. :-\
It's quite funny when you think of something you're afraid of. It sometimes makes you shake as if you're trying to brush that thought and feeling away from your body like it's all over you like a disease or a thousand spiders..
Too many things. Need to stop reading newspapers.
It's quite funny when you think of something you're afraid of. It sometimes makes you shake as if you're trying to brush that thought and feeling away from your body like it's all over you like a disease or a thousand spiders..
Too many things. Need to stop reading newspapers.
I don't much like the idea of falling from a great height. It would be pretty damn terrifying to know that as soon as you hit the ground, that's the end of you.
Pretty much all fears are related to death in some way because, to a certain extent, everyone is afraid of meeting their maker.
Chr1s wrote:
> I don't much like the idea of falling from a great height. It would be
> pretty damn terrifying to know that as soon as you hit the ground,
> that's the end of you.
Remember you bounce first and theres always that small chance you can survive it, just don't tense up as you are more likely to shatter every bone in your body.
(of course this is easier said than done as falling from a great high i imagine would make most people tense up)
> I don't much like the idea of falling from a great height. It would be
> pretty damn terrifying to know that as soon as you hit the ground,
> that's the end of you.
Remember you bounce first and theres always that small chance you can survive it, just don't tense up as you are more likely to shatter every bone in your body.
(of course this is easier said than done as falling from a great high i imagine would make most people tense up)
Who's ever seen a movie called 'Event Horizon'
If you havent, rent it out, watch it in the dark. It'll change your life forever.
If you have, the consept behind that film scares me.
If you havent, rent it out, watch it in the dark. It'll change your life forever.
If you have, the consept behind that film scares me.
IMDB says Sam Neil's in it! It has now become a must watch.
It isn't that brilliant. Decent-ish. Some nasty (albeit very brief) imagery though, and it was cut before release
It's better than average, but not by much. They could have done a bit more with the main idea of the film.
I have an odd fear (according to friends and family). The only way to describe it is fear of the unknown.
Basically, if I'm all alone and it's dark, and I don't know what's going on (makes me sound nosy), then I tend to panic and get scared. That's my worst fear. (Edit- Although I hate insects)
Laugh away, harsh people.
Basically, if I'm all alone and it's dark, and I don't know what's going on (makes me sound nosy), then I tend to panic and get scared. That's my worst fear. (Edit- Although I hate insects)
Laugh away, harsh people.
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