salty mud
Deity
Tarantula's are awesome!Seriously, I understand the pain of having a phobia. I have acrophobia (Or whatever fear of heights is)
That's another thing I suffer from.

Well, not acrophobia, but vertigo. There is a difference.
Tarantula's are awesome!Seriously, I understand the pain of having a phobia. I have acrophobia (Or whatever fear of heights is)
Its ok cockroaches make me shriek in girlish terror and flee the room. The bigger the more horrible. The Madagascar hissing cockroach is particularity terrifying. Then they gave it a goddam robot battle suit to control. We're all going to die.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwZD59Ic9T8
Why??? Why would you do something like that? What kind of sick person did this?
You put up with all of us here, and that's a testament to tolerance.Moving to university today. That means I'll have to befriend or at least tolerate a lot of other people, which is hard, considering I've only really had one proper friend in my entire life.
Hey how dare you act like your brand of suffering is worse than anybody elses.(Yeah that's right, salty mud et al., crying about not having a girlfriend will get you so far in the lower leagues, but when it comes to Loneliness One-Upmanship, you tangle with the professionals, you get smacked down knowwhudah'msayin'.)
Moving to university today. That means I'll have to befriend or at least tolerate a lot of other people, which is hard, considering I've only really had one proper friend in my entire life.
(Yeah that's right, salty mud et al., crying about not having a girlfriend will get you so far in the lower leagues, but when it comes to Loneliness One-Upmanship, you tangle with the professionals, you get smacked down knowwhudah'msayin'.)
I just had a shave with soap and water. It was somewhat uncomfortable. My face feels corroded.
Tarantula's are awesome!Seriously, I understand the pain of having a phobia. I have acrophobia (Or whatever fear of heights is)
i always shave with soap and water.
Electric razors take about 5 times as long to shave yourself though.
Oh no, it's the dentist. It's definitely the dentist.
I'm an arachnophobe. A 15 year old, male arachnophobe. Laugh if you must, but there isn't much you can do about it. I normally try to have nerves of steel - facing even the toughest challenges with a brave determination, but coming face to face with a harmless spider will send me packing. Little tiny money spiders I can handle, but once we get into the 1cm+ range I get nervous, big spiders I can't bear to look at, and don't get me started on tarantulas, with their hairy legs and hideous visage.The reason of this rant is the ridiculously large spider which has decided to take up residence in my room. Despite being a common house spider, it is simply enourmous, and I ran out of the room when I seen it. Before I could get someone to get rid of it, it had scarpered to an unknown postion. So it is in here somewhere now... watching me... waiting for me... when I go to bed it will come out and make a further mockery of me... I'm going to have nightmares of those B****** SPIDERS!!!!
As long as you're able to make conversation, you'll be fine.
If you aren't able to have a conversation without an awkward silience occurring, then welcome to the club.
Don't sweat it, dudeI'm 20 years old and have a relatively strong case of arachnophobia my own self. Tiny ones are no problem, big spiders in the vicinity leave me almost paralyzed. Took me something like 20-30 minutes to get the courage to kill a spider that was bigger than a US quarter
And my rant for the night: #$^$%&@#$%@# refs who give the game to the other team.![]()