Insect infestations. One bug here and there I have no problem with, but knowing that there are potentially thousands or more in any given area starts to make me paranoid... I get all nervous and feel like I have to constantly scan the general vicinity for tiny invaders.
Also, society itself. In a world where reason and personal accountability are continually being swept aside in favor of pointless religious fervor by groups like the backwards-ass Taliban lunatics or the Christian fanatics or assholes like the Westboro Baptists, rubber monsters and psycho slashers pale in comparison. Imagine our planet hurtled back into the dark ages by retards who who want to create laws and kill everyone who doesn't agree with them over the unknown intentions some imaginary man in the sky, and suddenly you get, on a world-wide scale, the same thing Mrs. Carmody's group in THE MIST tried to do. That fills me with more of a day-to-day sense of dread (and loss of trust in my "fellow man") than any singular horror could ever top.
Agreed about the bugs. One is ok, tons are tooooooo many!
I also have a weird fear of being seen by a creep/psycho/killer. Like, if I was secretly watching someone who had done something and they didn't know I was there, fine. But if they noticed me, looked at me? Egad, I feel queasy already.
I'm afraid of bees. It's all psychological, really, because I've never been stung by a bee. When I was in the first grade I kicked over a trashcan filled with a hornet's nest. The hornets chased after my brother (not me) and he ended up having to go to the hospital from all the stinging. I was so terrified that my actions had nearly killed him that I developed a phobia of all things that sting. Bees, hornets, wasps, you name it.
If I see a bee I will literally run in the opposite direction of it. I have been known to take longer routes around my mail box because I have seen a bee somewhere near it.
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1) Kate Gosselin, 2) Snakes, 3) Secret Police (the S.S. type, like in V for Vendetta, Brazil, or most American cities), 4) Ventriloquist Dummies 5) Sharks (ever since 4 July 1975)
Creepy little kids... standing at the end of hallways; staring back at you blankly; drawing gory kid pictures with images that look eerily like you; wearing hooded jackets; standing much too close to you as you teeter on a stool by a balcony... things like that.
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Insect infestations. One bug here and there I have no problem with, but knowing that there are potentially thousands or more in any given area starts to make me paranoid... I get all nervous and feel like I have to constantly scan the general vicinity for tiny invaders.
Also, society itself. In a world where reason and personal accountability are continually being swept aside in favor of pointless religious fervor by groups like the backwards-ass Taliban lunatics or the Christian fanatics or assholes like the Westboro Baptists, rubber monsters and psycho slashers pale in comparison. Imagine our planet hurtled back into the dark ages by retards who who want to create laws and kill everyone who doesn't agree with them over the unknown intentions some imaginary man in the sky, and suddenly you get, on a world-wide scale, the same thing Mrs. Carmody's group in THE MIST tried to do. That fills me with more of a day-to-day sense of dread (and loss of trust in my "fellow man") than any singular horror could ever top.
Agreed about the bugs. One is ok, tons are tooooooo many!
I also have a weird fear of being seen by a creep/psycho/killer. Like, if I was secretly watching someone who had done something and they didn't know I was there, fine. But if they noticed me, looked at me? Egad, I feel queasy already.
I'm afraid of bees. It's all psychological, really, because I've never been stung by a bee. When I was in the first grade I kicked over a trashcan filled with a hornet's nest. The hornets chased after my brother (not me) and he ended up having to go to the hospital from all the stinging. I was so terrified that my actions had nearly killed him that I developed a phobia of all things that sting. Bees, hornets, wasps, you name it.
If I see a bee I will literally run in the opposite direction of it. I have been known to take longer routes around my mail box because I have seen a bee somewhere near it.
Elvis impersonators, hardcore fans of Michael Jackson, religious fanatics, Michael Moore's legion of the self righteous, homophobes, country & western music, Tipper Gore, and chinese restaurant kitchens. Oh, and Snooki. That is one scary bitch right there....
1) Kate Gosselin,
2) Snakes,
3) Secret Police (the S.S. type, like in V for Vendetta, Brazil, or most American cities),
4) Ventriloquist Dummies
5) Sharks (ever since 4 July 1975)
if a bug crawled in my mouth while im asleep, and the old stuffed animal dolls with creepy non animal plastic faces
Chucky.
Sharks. Plain and simple.
Spiders.
But I think that everyone in the Halloween blog world knows that by now :)
Cheers!
Religious crazies. Clowns. Both are sort of similar actually.
Home invasion.
a painful death, and living my life with no friends...so far I haven't had a friend since high school....fml
Creepy little kids... standing at the end of hallways; staring back at you blankly; drawing gory kid pictures with images that look eerily like you; wearing hooded jackets; standing much too close to you as you teeter on a stool by a balcony... things like that.
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