[KillerBug]

Originally Posted by Thelostdeathknight 1. running out of homegrown buds 2. running out of homebrew ale

Is #3 knocking the bong over?

[kejdikola]

the thing i am afraid of is the mishap... everything good that is about to happen i get scared because i am afraid if it will go bad... everytime i open my ps3 to do a repair i am afraid that something will break.. this started since i repaired alot on my ps3 and things went so bad.. repaired it again and the cost of it went like 2 new of them ...
anyway the other thing i am afraid is the people i love get hurt. i have two wonderful nephews and i love them just like they were my sons cause i dont have one .

[gliitch]

Originally Posted by TizzyT I will be sure to wish you happy birthday next week!!! lol, and maybe possibly, most likely next year as well. Less then a week to live???? O.o

long story short, body was drowning itself, only found out 24 years later. yep, nhs ****ed up big time >_< was denied a scan several times.

[V6ser]

Do something very wrong when i am drunk and my girlfriend broke with me
and loose my job.

This very hard to find jobs today. With this government ...

[TizzyT]

Originally Posted by gliitch long story short, body was drowning itself, only found out 24 years later. yep, nhs ****ed up big time >_< was denied a scan several times.

that is super scary man, are you all ok now??? I hope so man.
Drowning itself??? first I ever heard of something potentially unnoticeable until its too late.....that is extremely scary.

[ohhwun]

Fish touching me while I'm swimming, it happened to me once and I nearly turned into Jesus getting the f*ck out of the water.

Being in the same room with three other people. I feel like they're going to breathe all the air leaving me none.

Being in a really tight space, I can't breathe just thinking about it. I once went to a waterpark that had a HUGE enclosed, nearly vertical drop, water slide. It took way too long to get out the other end and I couldn't flail my arms in panic which caused me to panic more and pass out before I came out.

Also, I'm afraid of people reading my mind. Whenever the thought crosses my mind I start thinking, "I know you can read my mind." over and over until I'm away from people.

and mirrors... well any reflective surface. I'm afraid to see something that's not there or for something to pop out. It started when I was around five years old and I was looking at my reflection on a ponds surface... then a f*cking fish splashed out at the exact spot I was looking at. I sh*t my pants. I have a good hold on this one though but I still walk by mirrors rather quickly.

[jbald]

scary movies. I can't sleep well for one week. the detail: I live alone. so I avoid watch them.

[steveo1978]

Originally Posted by ohhwun Also, I'm afraid of people reading my mind. Whenever the thought crosses my mind I start thinking, "I know you can read my mind." over and over until I'm away from people.

You should walk around thinking "Ok now I should not have killed those three people last night, but they should have gave me money with out me having to ask for it." If people start giving you money then you were right and they are reading your mind.

[gliitch]

Originally Posted by TizzyT that is super scary man, are you all ok now??? I hope so man. Drowning itself??? first I ever heard of something potentially unnoticeable until its too late.....that is extremely scary.

well it went noticed by doctors for ages, it was only until i had the operation, i found out how lethal it is, its like having a nematic drill or a clamp over your head which gets tighter and tighter,

until there's so much pressure that the brain tissue itself rips apart, and leaks everywhere. then well you go into a coma of which you never come out of. : /

Would probably explain my previous fear of drowning ... : S

Yeah im all good now, well for now anyway.

[Wolfie708]

Originally Posted by gliitch well it went noticed by doctors for ages, it was only until i had the operation, i found out how lethal it is, its like having a nematic drill or a clamp over your head which gets tighter and tighter, until there's so much pressure that the brain tissue itself rips apart, and leaks everywhere. then well you go into a coma of which you never come out of. : / Would probably explain my previous fear of drowning ... : S Yeah im all good now, well for now anyway.

Nosey head on mate lol...... Is it hydroencephalitis, and if so have you had a spinal shunt put in?

I'm curious as I've known 2 women with same. The first didn't actually find out until she got a big fluid 'lump' under her scalp (can't think of a better description off top of my head lol), and was only ok because by some fluke her skull bone had not knit perfectly when she was a baby. Both she and the other woman now have a shunt in the spinal cord near base of spine to drain the fluid safely (although they do have to go for regular checks)