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I am not afraid of death due to the fact that it will only hurt for .5 seconds and then i will sleep forever , unless i am getting tortured.

 

I am afraid of CIA and the delta force.

Normal spiders don't freak me out, the little house spiders and longlegs are cool and shit, but the BROWN RECLUSE, THOSE MOTHERFUCKERS ARE EVIL

 

I saw once chase my friend one time, it was epic until it changed course for my foot.

 

Then I did a BUFFALO STOMP

im fucking scared of spiders to and shit, but im ESPECIALLY scared of those thousand leggers that crawl in your house. i mean some of them can get pretty fucking big.:tear:

 

Also im suprised no one has mentioned this yet, but im fucking scared out of my mind of drowning, just imagine that, freaking out underwater and shit, never being able to take another breath.

im fucking scared of spiders to and shit, but im ESPECIALLY scared of those thousand leggers that crawl in your house. i mean some of them can get pretty fucking big.:tear:

 

Also im suprised no one has mentioned this yet, but im fucking scared out of my mind of drowning, just imagine that, freaking out underwater and shit, never being able to take another breath.

 

Youre a pussy. Youre a million times bigger than a spider, and as for centi-milli pedes. They are the coolest things to squish. Because no matter what end you squish it from, it explodes in the middle.

 

As for drowning, I hear its the most peaceful way to die, but then again who the fuck knows. Dying in your sleep could be the most painful for all we know.

 

BTW- I use to be afraid of Chucky. No longer am I now.

 

Now im just afraid of being kicked in the nuts by someone wearing a steel toe shoe.

Statistically, people are more afraid of spiders than of death.

 

I am frightened of walking outside, along at night.

Talking in front of people.

Not getting into a college.

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Used to be scared of chucky, cause I always had to go to the basement to get something from the fridge, and i have no lights there pretty much. I would be scared.

 

That's all.

Florida drivers.

 

HEY! I'm a good driver...:naughty:

afraid of torture

jihadists

starvation

drowning

prison rapists

Cops, drugs (side effects etc...), having friends drive me (they all seem to suck ass at driving)
I'm not really scared of anything, but i really HATE ticks and leeches.
I'm scared of Arabs and Muslims. Call me xenophobic but I can't stand either of them. They frighten me because they support terrorism. I even get nervous being Middle Eastern-looking people.

Lol last night i walked through a spiders web and i was like SHIT, i ran out quickly into the light and the cunt was on the front of my shirt, i hit if off but it was still attached to the web, i kept walking back but it was still attached to the web coming for me.

 

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Heights and being trapped in small areas, nothing scares me like not being able to move or breathe.
As for drowning, I hear its the most peaceful way to die, but then again who the fuck knows. Dying in your sleep could be the most painful for all we know.

 

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Death by drowning has a certain dark romance to it: countless literary heroines have met their end slipping beneath the waves with billowy layers of petticoats floating around their heads. In reality, suffocating to death in water is neither pretty nor painless, though it can be surprisingly swift.

 

Just how fast people drown depends on several factors, including swimming ability and water temperature. In the UK, where the water is generally cold, 55 per cent of open-water drownings occur within 3 metres of safety. Two-thirds of victims are good swimmers, suggesting that people can get into difficulties within seconds, says Mike Tipton, a physiologist and expert in marine survival at the University of Portsmouth in the UK.

 

Typically, when a victim realises that they cannot keep their head above water they tend to panic, leading to the classic "surface struggle". They gasp for air at the surface and hold their breath as they bob beneath, says Tipton. Struggling to breathe, they can't call for help. Their bodies are upright, arms weakly grasping, as if trying to climb a non-existent ladder from the sea. Studies with New York lifeguards in the 1950s and 1960s found that this stage lasts just 20 to 60 seconds.

 

When victims eventually submerge, they hold their breath for as long as possible, typically 30 to 90 seconds. After that, they inhale some water, splutter, cough and inhale more. Water in the lungs blocks gas exchange in delicate tissues, while inhaling water also triggers the airway to seal shut - a reflex called a laryngospasm. "There is a feeling of tearing and a burning sensation in the chest as water goes down into the airway. Then that sort of slips into a feeling of calmness and tranquility," says Tipton, describing reports from survivors.

 

That calmness represents the beginnings of the loss of consciousness from oxygen deprivation, which eventually results in the heart stopping and brain death.

People finding out I'm posting this to increase the size of my e-penis so woman won't mock me ;-;.
Statistically, people are more afraid of spiders than of death.

 

I am frightened of walking outside, along at night.

Talking in front of people.

Not getting into a college.

myg0t.

Used to be scared of chucky, cause I always had to go to the basement to get something from the fridge, and i have no lights there pretty much. I would be scared.

 

That's all.

 

statistically, you love your dads warm dick rubbing up on your neck

I once had a dream where a jew tried to steal all my money...

now this things... this jew things... scares the shit out of me...

I once had a dream where a jew tried to steal all my money...

now this things... this jew things... scares the shit out of me...

 

his grammer scares the shit out of me

Not so much a fear of heights, but a fear of falling. If I feel that I am safe at a height (e.g. amusement park ride) I'm fine. On the other hand it's scary as hell to even stand leaning on a glass window on an apartment building.
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