What frightens you?

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Originally Posted by Old Manus

Capitalism

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Can't let you post a political opinion like that, Star Fox.

I hate getting into taxis, thank God there are almost none where I live. But I did see one today. I ran away. Fast. :shifty:
Also, one thing that frightens me is earthquakes. I stop whatever I'm doing if I even imagine that the ground is moving. It freaks me out. :cry:

Bad weather.
My mom.
The raccoons in the dumpster.

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Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF

Rye when she's angry.
Rye when she's horny.
Rye's taste in food.
Zombies.

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Never fear, PROFESSIOINAL ZOMBIE SLAYER IS HERE! The bible says there's gonna be a zombie outbreak. :lol:

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Originally Posted by Psychotic

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Originally Posted by Værn

Yesterday I made one of those oragami Cieling Cats, taped it to the cieling right above my computer desk, and forgot that it was there.

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This guy right here's avatar. Just look at that thing. Just look at it! WHAT DOES IT WANT FROM ME WHY IS IT SO HAPPY OH GOD

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It's Ryo-Ohki the cat/rabbit/spaceship and it wants your carrots. <3

What really frightens me? Absolutely nothing.
What frightens me a little? Silent Hill...

Ogres, Bugbears, Chromatic Dragons, and Beholders.

Overzealous ultra-conservative *insert religious group such as Christians or Muslims here*

Psychotic.

I'm petrified of: anything to due with cannibalism, zombies, daddy long leg's (crane fly) and being chased.

I'm not afraid of anything, though I am very wary of Kings Cross underground station, ever since the fire. Though in general, underground travel in London is okay, even fun, as it's a novelty to me, it's just Kings Cross (I come into the mainline every time I go to my parents' house). It give me the creeps. Seriously, it still smells like smoke in some parts of the platforms over twenty years later, and I don't like going there... :( I used to be able to avoid it completely, but since my parents have moved to a nicer part of London, I have to go through it to get there directly.

I can handle it, because I make the trip twice, maybe three times a day. Couldn't stomach the smufing place every day, though... *shudders* Which is why I don't live in London anymore.

Also, when that whole terrrorist thing happened a couple of years back, my parents' phone was engaged all the time, which freaked me out a bit. it turned out that all their concerned friends had called them, asking if they were okay. Fortunately, my mum had just missed the whole chaos, as she works outside of London.

i get afraid when people start screaming at each other in other languages

one time up to buffalo went in to a gas/go and then the mexicans running the place started yelling in spanish

I'm scared of spiders and bugs and jellyfish. :jess:

Heights.
Most of the dreams I've had lately.
The thought of not having a computer.
The amount of insanely religious Christians in America.
The fact that some people believe that the Iraq invasion had something to do with 9/11.

Japanophiles

Being or dying alone and uncared for frightens me

As for what takes my breath away..