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Does anybody else, or do any of you know anybody who has a really strange phobia?? I can't stand ketchup and I have a friend scared of lollipop sticks.... I've heard of people being scared of buttons - but is there anyone who's heard of a better one???
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A phobia isn't just being scared of something. If you don't like ketchup, and don't like being around it, that doesn't constitute a phobia.
A phobia is walking into a room, seeing a ketchup bottle and fleeing the room in fear of your life and not going back into the room until someone can PROVE to you that the ketchup is gone.
A phobia is walking into a room, seeing a ketchup bottle and fleeing the room in fear of your life and not going back into the room until someone can PROVE to you that the ketchup is gone.
I'm moderetly freeked by Ladybirds
I'm terrified of open expanes of water.
The result of being allowed to watch Jaws as many times as I liked when I was about 4 years old.
The result of being allowed to watch Jaws as many times as I liked when I was about 4 years old.
expanses
Insane Bartender wrote:
> A phobia isn't just being scared of something. If you don't like
> ketchup, and don't like being around it, that doesn't constitute a
> phobia.
>
>
> A phobia is walking into a room, seeing a ketchup bottle and fleeing
> the room in fear of your life and not going back into the room until
> someone can PROVE to you that the ketchup is gone.
Seriously - you don't know what I'm like - my mates have me on camera being held down with the stuff - and believe me I was screaming - it goes right through me, you know, the consistency of it and the smell and the way the light shines off it and stuff - urgh - I've never actually tasted it - don't want to. I can smell it on my clothes for hours after simply standing in Maccys - it makes me shiver - seriously - you don't understand!! (strangely - i love tomatos!)
> A phobia isn't just being scared of something. If you don't like
> ketchup, and don't like being around it, that doesn't constitute a
> phobia.
>
>
> A phobia is walking into a room, seeing a ketchup bottle and fleeing
> the room in fear of your life and not going back into the room until
> someone can PROVE to you that the ketchup is gone.
Seriously - you don't know what I'm like - my mates have me on camera being held down with the stuff - and believe me I was screaming - it goes right through me, you know, the consistency of it and the smell and the way the light shines off it and stuff - urgh - I've never actually tasted it - don't want to. I can smell it on my clothes for hours after simply standing in Maccys - it makes me shiver - seriously - you don't understand!! (strangely - i love tomatos!)
LOVELY LOLLY wrote:
> Know exactly what you mean on that one too!! suffocation, deep, no
> help - urgh!!
It's more the idea of being eaten alive by the most perfectly evolved predatory fish in the world.
> Know exactly what you mean on that one too!! suffocation, deep, no
> help - urgh!!
It's more the idea of being eaten alive by the most perfectly evolved predatory fish in the world.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> LOVELY LOLLY wrote:
> Know exactly what you mean on that one too!! suffocation, deep, no
> help - urgh!!
>
> It's more the idea of being eaten alive by the most perfectly evolved
> predatory fish in the world.
Bloody hell - that's imaginative!! Jacko taken up swimming now then has he??
> LOVELY LOLLY wrote:
> Know exactly what you mean on that one too!! suffocation, deep, no
> help - urgh!!
>
> It's more the idea of being eaten alive by the most perfectly evolved
> predatory fish in the world.
Bloody hell - that's imaginative!! Jacko taken up swimming now then has he??
LOVELY LOLLY wrote:
> Bloody hell - that's imaginative!! Jacko taken up swimming now then
> has he??
Did you know that the power in a Great White Sharks jaw can exert biting pressure of several tonnes per square centimetre?
Getting bitten by such a powerful beast is like getting cut up by a hundred knives moving with the momentum of a Ford Jeep at 60mph.
And yet it causes no pain at all.
> Bloody hell - that's imaginative!! Jacko taken up swimming now then
> has he??
Did you know that the power in a Great White Sharks jaw can exert biting pressure of several tonnes per square centimetre?
Getting bitten by such a powerful beast is like getting cut up by a hundred knives moving with the momentum of a Ford Jeep at 60mph.
And yet it causes no pain at all.
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