Gigabit wrote:Okay this sounds bad...
I used to have a phobia of homeless people.
You were actually scared to the point of not leaving your house due to homeless people?
Gigabit wrote:Okay this sounds bad...
I used to have a phobia of homeless people.
Stooo wrote:dis wrote:Biting a jumper or cotton wool.
Slugs
Slugs? Some are good unless they're on the door handle and are big and yellow and slimy
dis wrote:Stooo wrote:dis wrote:Biting a jumper or cotton wool.
Slugs
Slugs? Some are good unless they're on the door handle and are big and yellow and slimy
I can’t like slugs. Our garden is covered in them and sometimes they are crawling up the windows. I’ve even had one on my cat, that was traumatic I tell you, I thought his intestines where coming out.
Goodwife wrote:MG2 wrote:Stooo wrote:MG2 wrote:Would it have the same effect just defrosting and heating it up in the microwave? Diabetes runs strongly in my family so I do my best to keep it at bay.
Anyway...phobias
Heights, a proper phobia not just a 'I don't like them' thing. I will drive ten miles to avoid a more direct route that has a drop at the side of the road. My legs go, my head goes, it's nasty. I hate the drive from Conwy to Anglesey, it's too exposed and high for my taste. I can just about cope as a passenger if sitting in the back and not looking I blame it on having no choice but crossing the Bala mountains
On the plus side, I am fine with garden creepies and spiders and snakes. Not too keen on slugs though.
Is it the prospect of the waiting thing?
It could be a decent half a minute to think before you're part of the scenery
Yes. The sheer fear of the car slipping off the road and then over.
I should go live in Norfolk.
Lincolnshire would be better, completely flat and boring and all you can see is potato fields.
Stooo wrote:dis wrote:Stooo wrote:dis wrote:Biting a jumper or cotton wool.
Slugs
Slugs? Some are good unless they're on the door handle and are big and yellow and slimy
I can’t like slugs. Our garden is covered in them and sometimes they are crawling up the windows. I’ve even had one on my cat, that was traumatic I tell you, I thought his intestines where coming out.
That's fucking disgusting.
dis wrote:Stooo wrote:dis wrote:Stooo wrote:dis wrote:Biting a jumper or cotton wool.
Slugs
Slugs? Some are good unless they're on the door handle and are big and yellow and slimy
I can’t like slugs. Our garden is covered in them and sometimes they are crawling up the windows. I’ve even had one on my cat, that was traumatic I tell you, I thought his intestines where coming out.
That's fucking disgusting.
It was one of the worst things ever, then I had to try and wash my cat.
Stooo wrote:My cat could be covered in tarmac and I'm fucked if I'm giving him a bath...
McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:My cat could be covered in tarmac and I'm fucked if I'm giving him a bath...
Yes you are.
Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:My cat could be covered in tarmac and I'm fucked if I'm giving him a bath...
Yes you are.
The cat would kill him before it got anywhere near the water
McAz wrote:Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:My cat could be covered in tarmac and I'm fucked if I'm giving him a bath...
Yes you are.
The cat would kill him before it got anywhere near the water
He must stand firm - or resort to bribes. Failing that, a wet flannel.
Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:My cat could be covered in tarmac and I'm fucked if I'm giving him a bath...
Yes you are.
The cat would kill him before it got anywhere near the water
He must stand firm - or resort to bribes. Failing that, a wet flannel.
We all know the cat's in charge
Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Stooo wrote:My cat could be covered in tarmac and I'm fucked if I'm giving him a bath...
Yes you are.
The cat would kill him before it got anywhere near the water
He must stand firm - or resort to bribes. Failing that, a wet flannel.
We all know the cat's in charge
McAz wrote:Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Yes you are.
The cat would kill him before it got anywhere near the water
He must stand firm - or resort to bribes. Failing that, a wet flannel.
We all know the cat's in charge
It is possible to come to an arrangement - though I don't envy the process.
Goodwife wrote:McAz wrote:Goodwife wrote:We all know the cat's in charge
It is possible to come to an arrangement - though I don't envy the process.
Someone would need to record it
MG2 wrote:Stooo wrote:MG2 wrote:Would it have the same effect just defrosting and heating it up in the microwave? Diabetes runs strongly in my family so I do my best to keep it at bay.
Anyway...phobias
Heights, a proper phobia not just a 'I don't like them' thing. I will drive ten miles to avoid a more direct route that has a drop at the side of the road. My legs go, my head goes, it's nasty. I hate the drive from Conwy to Anglesey, it's too exposed and high for my taste. I can just about cope as a passenger if sitting in the back and not looking I blame it on having no choice but crossing the Bala mountains
On the plus side, I am fine with garden creepies and spiders and snakes. Not too keen on slugs though.
Is it the prospect of the waiting thing?
It could be a decent half a minute to think before you're part of the scenery
Yes. The sheer fear of the car slipping off the road and then over.
I should go live in Norfolk.
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