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Ba babababa! I'm lovin it.
Ba babababa! I'm lovin it.
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I'd imagine it is. About 95% of those things on ebaumsworld are.
Very_Metal wrote:
> stuff
Noted what you wrote, and I roughly agree, but like your once-fear of flying, you could deal with your spider-fear if you wanted to.
No-one wants creepy-crawlies wriggling down there collars, but flying into a mad panic on the mere sight of a tiny spider (like some people do) still seems to me to be indulgent.
> stuff
Noted what you wrote, and I roughly agree, but like your once-fear of flying, you could deal with your spider-fear if you wanted to.
No-one wants creepy-crawlies wriggling down there collars, but flying into a mad panic on the mere sight of a tiny spider (like some people do) still seems to me to be indulgent.
It's fake, it was originally posted on Something Awful.
Looks lovely.
I hope that's fake...
Black Glove wrote:
> Noted what you wrote, and I roughly agree, but like your once-fear of
> flying, you could deal with your spider-fear if you wanted to.
i have to a degree.
the smaller ones i can pick up (using fistfuls of tissue paper of course) and fling out into the garden. But if i were to find something like the spider in the link in my house then i'd have a problem. they creep me out, the slow, deliberate motion, the look of them, it all disgusts me and creeps me out and try as i might, it doesn't change.
>
> No-one wants creepy-crawlies wriggling down there collars, but flying
> into a mad panic on the mere sight of a tiny spider (like some people
> do) still seems to me to be indulgent.
i sympathise with those people. like i said, i've been in situations where i simply HAD to deal with the smaller ones, so now i'm not as bothered about them, i'd still rather not have to, but i can deal with them if i must. But i recognise that there are greater degrees of the phobia than mine.
> Noted what you wrote, and I roughly agree, but like your once-fear of
> flying, you could deal with your spider-fear if you wanted to.
i have to a degree.
the smaller ones i can pick up (using fistfuls of tissue paper of course) and fling out into the garden. But if i were to find something like the spider in the link in my house then i'd have a problem. they creep me out, the slow, deliberate motion, the look of them, it all disgusts me and creeps me out and try as i might, it doesn't change.
>
> No-one wants creepy-crawlies wriggling down there collars, but flying
> into a mad panic on the mere sight of a tiny spider (like some people
> do) still seems to me to be indulgent.
i sympathise with those people. like i said, i've been in situations where i simply HAD to deal with the smaller ones, so now i'm not as bothered about them, i'd still rather not have to, but i can deal with them if i must. But i recognise that there are greater degrees of the phobia than mine.
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