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NOW LIVE! Into the Woods--new character species, eerie monsters, and haunting villains to populate the woodlands of your D&D games.
Are you creeped out by something benign..something like clowns? Teletubbies?
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The_Universe
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Honestly - he was less afraid of forks than he was of spoons. And knives - he was totally okay with knives. Just spoons.Ranger REG said:So, he gesticulates with a fork?
What a nut job.
Queen_Dopplepopolis
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die_kluge said:
That's just not right!!!
rbingham2000
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I basically hate any flying critter that has a nasty sting and a good dose of aggressiveness. Especially if it's big. Don't EVEN ask me to clean out a wasp nest -- I ain't looking to be on the receiving end of a pissed-off swarm, thank you very much!
The Grackle
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Monarch butterflies.
Nightmare inducing. There's a place in the Yucatan where they gather so thickly it's like a foot-deep carpet of orange wings. Ugh.
Nightmare inducing. There's a place in the Yucatan where they gather so thickly it's like a foot-deep carpet of orange wings. Ugh.
SpringPlum
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Knight Otu said:I can't stand anything touching or otherwise happening my eyes - especially my oculist. The mere thought of something happening to my eyes... *shudder*
I'm right there with you on the eyes thing. I can't even manage eye drops, much less contacts. I'll be wearing glasses 'til I die. Lasik eye surgery is way out (as I could afford it). Blood, guts, and gore in movies don't bother me put if someone gets stabbed in the eye...
In Minority Report, there's that scene about him getting his eyes replaced, I didn't know it was coming and wham! panic attack city.
Also when I was younger, I couldn't bring myself to swallow pills. It wasn't until late junior high that I could take two aspirin even with water. Although that is something I've grown out of.
And I haven't eaten cotton candy since I stayed up til 4am one night watching Killer Clowns From Outer Space.
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Algolei
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One time in high school, somebody flipped a plastic spoon across the cafeteria and it almost hit me in the eye. I actually caught it between my eyelids, and held it there. People went nuts, thinking the spoon was actually sticking out of my eyeball! I just stood there laughing, 'cause I thought it was cool the way I caught it with my eyelids.
That probably messed up a few people, spoon-to-eye-wise.
There was a dock in Kenora where they cut the weeds for swimming. I dove down to the bottom, saw these three tiny little bits of weed where they had been cropped--about one centimetre above the mud--and completely freaked out. I almost walked across the water to get away. I was so far out of the water, my mother thought I was standing on someone's head!
That probably messed up a few people, spoon-to-eye-wise.
Actually, I'm perfectly fine with slimy things. I love 'em. It's just the *shudder* weed part.Piratecat said:
There was a dock in Kenora where they cut the weeds for swimming. I dove down to the bottom, saw these three tiny little bits of weed where they had been cropped--about one centimetre above the mud--and completely freaked out. I almost walked across the water to get away. I was so far out of the water, my mother thought I was standing on someone's head!
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