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	♥Sam	No laughing, OKAY! The wind, don't know why other than I can't see it. Dying alone, don't know why because I doubt I will notice. Snakes, poisonous, not poisonous, who's gonna be there to tell me, so me scared of all of them. So, tell me what my problems are Swammi! Love ya!   Posted by ♥Sam on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 8:36 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I think all our problems are based on LIFE *lol* We need like a cosmic 8 ball =) Love you too!!   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:00 PM [Reply to this]

	♥Sam	delete that please, oh wise one. my nerd score was 9. bahahahahahahaha   Posted by ♥Sam on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 8:43 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	wait, so you are not nerdy at all? Hmmmmmmm - I should have cheated LOL   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:00 PM [Reply to this]

	Frances	Dying....and I don't have an explanation for you. I think that it is because people don't die and get to where they go and come back. Yes, there are people that have died shortly and come back, but do they really get to where they are going?? I don't have that answer, but I know dying is something that scares me.   Posted by Frances on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 8:56 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	another mini question for you: picture yourself in a white room no windows or doors it is not hot or cold but comfortable the room has no visible light sources but it has a cool soft glow so it's not dark how do you feel in that room?   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:03 PM [Reply to this]

	Frances	comfortable. That is all I can think...   Posted by Frances on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 10:19 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	=D Methinks you are probably more ok with death or dying then you think you are - the white room symbolizes death and dying, or how you feel about it, deep inside - I know I said the same thing, even though I am not happy with closed spaces, the mental of the room made me feel safe and comfortable. I have always thought that was an interesting concept   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 11:17 PM [Reply to this]

	Lady Shane	Poverty (not having enough) - because I spent most of my adult life with not enough and witness everyday how close I am (and countless others) to losing what I finally have for the first time in my life. Poisonous animals - I don't stand a chance against them. Out of control fires - fire is a living thing with a voracious appetite: usually for buildings, lives, and acres and acres of wooded land inhabited by countless animals. Being in the middle of a large crowd - because if there was a sudden need to exit, i would be crushed before I got out.   Posted by Lady Shane on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:12 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I really dislike that feeling of not being able to see an exit or way out - that one gets me every time!   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:49 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	personally, I think if there was a "devil," the ultimate in evil - it would come in CLOWN form LOL I do love thundersnow - it is gorgeous and purpley =D <3   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:50 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	well you totally hit the main thing that fear hinges on - or one of the biggies anyway - control or lack, thereof. Sappy is just fine =D   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:50 PM [Reply to this]

	lisa	Enclosed spaces...Need to move around. I don't like heights..yikes I don't like spiders or mice..yikes So many more..lol   Posted by lisa on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:21 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I don't like spiders or anything that is too big to squash with a boot without making a huge crunch sound LOL   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:52 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I was surprised I got the high score I did, I should have fibbled on the technical stuff LOL   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:54 PM [Reply to this]

	Larry Larry Mozer	Tornados (Nebraska is part of Tornado alley) although they also fascinate me Some closed spaces (if it is really close and/or dark) Spiders and other assorted bugs   Posted by Larry on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:34 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	Tornados to sort of keep me captured if I am watching them on TV, but the thought of one of them coming close to me freaks me out - AUNTIE EM!!!   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:55 PM [Reply to this]

	Tom	I can relate to the fear of death, but that is equal to fear of the unknown. We fear things that are unfamiliar. My one constant fear is bees. When I was young, I was walking in the front yard barefoot, and stepped on a yellow jacket/ground wasp nest and got the *h*t stung out of my foot. Also, riding a bike one time with my mouth open, a bee flew in and stung my tongue.   Posted by Tom on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:48 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	Not a fan of anything that can sting me while I am not looking - I had to laugh, I always keep my mouth closed while riding - no way am I eating a bug LOL   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 9:56 PM [Reply to this]

	Ghstlvr Rising	Scares me... no clue am not tring to be brave mind u...snakes makes me VERY uneasy...dying alone worries me... being a parnormal investigaor seeing what I have I get more UNEASY in unfamilar surroundings but never really scared.. SO if UNEASY means scared well ok,,,,   Posted by Ghstlvr Rising on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 10:03 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	makes a lot of sense... like spiders make me very uneasy - I like that word btw, very few things literally scare me but I know of a lot of un-ease, which I try to get over by doing or facing it - I think there is a difference between the two, or I can see a difference =D Nice to meet you!! Thank you for answering =)   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 11:19 PM [Reply to this]

	Darling Muse ♥ Darlene Smith-Graham	Drowning scares me..I can sit by the ocean and love it for hours and walk in the water..but I am still afraid of water. I have never had any bad experiences or anything, but when I get a cold..not being able to breathe very well makes me very upset..I was thinking..maybe I had drowned in a previous life..hummm   Posted by Darling Muse ♥ on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 10:31 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I don't care much for deep dark water that I can't see the bottom of - like the ocean or deep lakes - I love listening to the ocean and sitting on beaches but don't much care for going in... I think it's more to do with what is in there with me LOL Interesting point though, previous lives and how that affects us today in this one. *hugs*   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 11:20 PM [Reply to this]

	Skywalker - Merlin	What really scares me is having a dream that is so real, has so much detail, is so believable, and has content that scares me so much, that I am fixated on the dream and do not wake up. Sometimes, the dream is one where I am being chased and the scenery is rapidly changing like water. I run and yet is feels like I am standing still and the landscape is the one moving past me. The 'object' (that is all I can say about it; not man, not animal, but alive) is is chasing me and because I am not moving it is constantly getting closer...... at the point of contact by the pursurer, the dream shifts rapidly, and I am laying down. Then I have a 'false awakening' where I am dreaming I am awake and remembering the dream (within the dream), and realize that I have not escaped the threat. The part that scares me I when this repeats. My greatest fear is that I will not come out of it! I am afraid of being stuck in the dream forever. Weird, huh? (Thankfully, I eventually wake up ;-)   Posted by Skywalker - Merlin on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 10:47 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I started studying dreams my first year in college after having such vivid and lucid ones and also having terrible night mares as a kid. Anxiety causes a lot of those types of dreams, trying to run and not going anywhere, not being able to fix on anything. I never liked the dream/sleep paralysis, that freaks me out more then anything because of the helpless feelings. Just remember, you can always tell yourself to wake up, unless it's a really really really good dream =D   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 11:22 PM [Reply to this]

	Mary {Tragedy}	things that scare me 1- my kids or grandkids getting hurt and i cant help them 2-dying alone 3-snakes 4-spiders 5-tornados   Posted by Mary {Tragedy} on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 10:58 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	thank goddess I am not alone on the tornadoes *lol* I also don't like the idea of dying alone, dying is inevitable, but the alone part I'd like to pass. *hugs*   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 11:23 PM [Reply to this]

	lilli,	Earthquakes are my scariest, scariest thing. Fortunately, I don't live in California, anymore. I live in Florida, now. I am scared of hurricanes.....lightning...we get some wicked lightning, here in South Florida....and, any damn thing that might be swimming in the ocean. Also, I am a good bit scared about the way this country seems to be going. People are so uptight, I worry about civil insurrection. lilli, keeper of the Outcast Zoo   Posted by lilli, on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 11:01 PM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I grew up in So Cal and I LOVE earthquakes... mostly because I ended up taking this really interesting geology course and during that class we had the Northridge quake and got to see the aftershocks from the 5th story - I guess being in it helps get by it, for me anyway, although being in a tornado, would probably NOT help. Totally understand that swimming in the ocean stuff - no thanks, if I can't see it or if it has more teeth then I have, nope LOL After going thru the riots in LA, I am not too happy about any uprising, which makes me happy about keeping my guns!   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 6, 2008 - Sunday - 11:25 PM [Reply to this]

	lilli,	After going thru the riots in LA, I am not too happy about any uprising, which makes me happy about keeping my guns! Hell yeah....Rodney King. Were the malls closed for 3 full days in your area? That shut down California....all the way up to Santa Cruz/Santa Clara.....   Posted by lilli, on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 12:14 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	that and I thought we had a curfew, that could have been just my city but I know it was like a tiny war zone - not to mention the day the OJ trial and verdict was read, I was at Disneyland - we all sat in the parking lot waiting to see if anything would happen.   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 12:19 AM [Reply to this]

	lilli,	I don't know about where you were. We had curfews for both of those life sucking events. People scare me. lilli   Posted by lilli, on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 3:11 AM [Reply to this]

	lilli,	Yes, we did have to be a little "rough" to survive in CA. Florida has a kind of bad reputation, but, mostly, the gang bangers do each other. The rest of us live somewhere else. I have a gun. I have a shop. Occasionally, I make some cash money. Did I mention I have a gun? The ocean...things have BRUSHED UP AGAINST MY LEG MORE THAN ONE TIME. I would not have, ever stepped into that water, but for my 3 daughters, who were too small to wade in by themselves...."Mommi, take us in the 'big, cold, water'." Who can resist walking in to a huge body of unknown cold water? I took control of my life. Now, I have the "Big, hot water." hugs, lilli   Posted by lilli, on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 12:04 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I remember my first job was at a Burger King in Hawaiian Gardens, which was nothing like it's name, it was the border of the "place you didn't want to be after dark." A elderly couple came in and asked me if I knew where this Garden was as it sounded lovely - oy! I'll take my big hot water in a nice tub overlooking the Vegas strip or something - I think I would probably suck at camping now, although I loved it as a kid, I wussed out =) *hugs*   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 12:21 AM [Reply to this]

	Bryan ~Legacy Writer~ Bryan Casey	Hello My Dear Christy, I have a few fears. Fear of heights (restricted to tall buildings that sway in the wind when your on top) And the companion to this is standing at the base of a tall skyscrapper and looking up instead of down freaks me out. Fear of bees & wasps, etc.. ( Mom is allergic to them (Deathly) don't know if I have the same allergy. Fear of snakes (just don't like them) Fear of bears (Ran into the ass end of one at yosemite! Scared the crap out of me) :) Love ya.. Bryan   Posted by Bryan ~Legacy Writer~ on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:05 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I so totally understand the looking UP at heights... when I was at the St. Louis Arch looking up I felt that funky tingly not so good feeling that you get when you are actually up that high... no way I was going up there. Well, at least it was the ass end and not the teeth side LOL Luve ya   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:07 AM [Reply to this]

	☼Just Jeni☼	My only rational fear is of not being able to breathe. I have handfulls of irrational ones, though. Like, wide open spaces. Taking the trash out in the rain, or clotheslines in the mist. Sewer drains. Not being able to see behind myself in the dark. Never being a mother again. And...probably most irrational...that I'll run into my father.   Posted by ☼Just Jeni☼ on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:19 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	does the rational one stem from something that happened to you previously? I have oodles of irrational ones... I get made fun of on a daily basis on those LOL   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:55 AM [Reply to this]

	☼Just Jeni☼	also: ..   Posted by ☼Just Jeni☼ on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:24 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	methinks Myspace won't let that code work, why? I have no idea.   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:56 AM [Reply to this]

	☼Just Jeni☼	DAmmit!!! Anyway, my nerd score is 91   Posted by ☼Just Jeni☼ on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:25 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:57 AM [Reply to this]

	Chris	You caught me on this one, I'm not sure now. Up until this weekend, something that has really scared me is losing my job and subsequently my home (and belongings, big whoop there though). I haven't had anyone in this world to turn to when things aren't running right, and therefore mega-anxiety always sitting in the back of my mind about it. This has just changed, and now I must meditate to see what else is in there. I do not fear dying. Snakes still make me jump like hell, but not really afraid afraid anymore. Just hard-wiring now. Same for drowning. There's an interesting thought for you...when the fear is gone, but the hard-wired first reaction of terror is still there.   Posted by Chris on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 1:58 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I have that hardwire feeling with clowns and spiders I think - I really really don't like clowns and if I see them, I know they are clowns but I still jump and or freak, depending on how evil they look. I wonder how much is truly that reaction we are used to giving, as opposed to honest fear... that one I will ponder on myself <3   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 2:01 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	I think I have a LOT of strong dislikes - creepy crawling things and what nots - I like what Vegan Desslok brought up about what is a fear vs that knee jerk reaction to something. *hugs* thank you for sharing!!   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 2:31 AM [Reply to this]

	bert bert russell	Rouge waves in big seas.   Posted by bert on July 7, 2008 - Monday - 2:46 AM [Reply to this]

	SOUTHRIDGE ~Μολών Λaβέ~	ME !! I scare Me Most. And the other thing that scares me? FEAR. I can handle being shot at, knife fights, pursued by demons. I can even handle my ex showing up homeless on my doorstep or the possibilities that Israel is Gonna Nuke Iran & our civilization change overnight in the resulting 10$ a gallon gasoline Chaos. But nothing on this planet has ever hurt me as bad as things that I have set myself up for. Sometimes knowingly, thinking I could handel it, sometimes by choosing to remain blissfully ignorant. So I'm the Guy I Gotta Watch. Everything else will work out if I just do that. Oh, & freakin roaches. Namaste to All, Doven   Posted by SOUTHRIDGE ~Μολών Λaβέ~ on July 8, 2008 - Tuesday - 7:42 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	we really are our own worst enemies!!   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 8, 2008 - Tuesday - 11:18 PM [Reply to this]

	SOUTHRIDGE ~Μολών Λaβέ~	ME !! I scare Me Most. And the other thing that scares me? FEAR. I can handle being shot at, knife fights, pursued by demons. I can even handle my ex showing up homeless on my doorstep or the possibilities that Israel is Gonna Nuke Iran & our civilization change overnight in the resulting 10$ a gallon gasoline Chaos. But nothing on this planet has ever hurt me as bad as things that I have set myself up for. Sometimes knowingly, thinking I could handel it, sometimes by choosing to remain blissfully ignorant. So I'm the Guy I Gotta Watch. Everything else will work out if I just do that. Oh, & freakin roaches. Namaste to All, Doven   Posted by SOUTHRIDGE ~Μολών Λaβέ~ on July 8, 2008 - Tuesday - 7:38 AM [Reply to this]

	* Christy Lou Who * Christina Tolentino	de ja vu ;-)   Posted by * Christy Lou Who * on July 8, 2008 - Tuesday - 11:19 PM [Reply to this]

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