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Broke my upper right arm and shoulder in a fall about 10 years ago, and now changing a light bulb while standing on a chair gives me cold sweats, so I'd say acrophobia fits the bill.
And street, I loved the foil beanie, but just exactly how'd you find the site?
Hi Street! Long time no see.
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Phobias:
Acrophobia -- I can climb up there, but I don't like it. Used have climb around in the rigging on big boats. :eek:
Hemophobia -- not afraid of seeing other people's blood -- not very comfortable with seeing my own.
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I have no idea.Sometimes,I just start searching around and accidentallyQuote:
Originally Posted by slgrieb
came across that.
Hello there! houseisland.Quote:
Originally Posted by houseisland
I did a read on phobias again and....Levophobia- Fear of things to the left side of the body....:devil: There is much deeper problems than the left side.
They also,had Oh!bwahaha! Snort,stagger,fall
then ROTFLMAO---->Fear of chickens.:thumbs2:
my sister used to suffer that one.. if she saw a chicken she would scream.. ah I had fun with her fear of small fluffy animals when she was a kid
Logizomechanophobia- Fear of computers Glad I don't have this one.
"Worms, Roxanne! I'm scared of worms!"
Tthank you, Steve Martin.
Clowns, I hate clowns.
How can they allow them near children.
i completely agree w/ ferrit, I HATE CLOWNS:knife:
Yeah what is this clowns phobia.. many people have got it...
they shake with fear when they see a clown...
No mystery there.
Take a look at those painted faces.
Their hiding something. Oh yes they are, trust me.
And look what happens to children when they are near.
They freak
ok well I will admit there are suspicious clowns
and come to think of it I never liked the clowns at the circus
and really the face can be scary
ok you got me
clowns are evil
I do have some acrophobia. I'm happy enough (but cautious) at normal roof level, but I always disliked doing TV antennas at work. I did get caught once with a bit of a panic attack when I had to do a solo installation onto a chimney on a 2-storey house at the top of a fairly high hill. The extension ladder only reached about 18" above the gutter, and when I came to get down, I couldn't make myself go over the edge to get back on the ladder. I had to go sit in the vee between the high side of the chimney and the roof for a while, until I calmed down & stopped picturing myself overbalancing & crashing down onto the concrete with no-one around to help...