What are you afraid of that you shouldn't be?

Originally Posted by Minion

I actually don't think it's unreasonable to be afraid of bugs. They're diseased and pretty hard to detect/defend against, especially if there is a horde of them.

My girlfriend got sick yesterday because of a spiderbite. At least that's what a doctor told her (she works in a hospital). Bugs are not harmless.

Spiders aren't bugs!! They're arachnids! They have eight legs and two body sections! Bugs or incests have three body sections and six legs!

By the way, not all bugs are diseased, they can be carriers, but they aren't all diseased. Spiders all have venom and some have venom enough to harm humans. Maybe not make them die, but enough to make you sick.

Ignorance must be bliss.


The only fear I really have is of structured heights. I really don't like looking down the side of a several story tall building for my imagination takes over and I imagine that the whole building is going to collapse under me. It is not a crippling fear as I'll look over the edge regardless, it just feels like there's a pit in my stomach when I do.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Minion

Sure is! How's being a tedious queer working out for you?

Wouldn't know. I have a wonderful, beautiful human female girlfriend to go home to. However, I do reconize your attempt at a second grade put down. Well don't worry, practice makes perfect.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Manis Tricuspis

They're called insults, honey. Now, just because you can't let go of the second grade is no reason to hang on to the vernacular! I know it's hard to forget the horrible things that happened in that classroom, but you have to be strong. Mr. Vanderbier died 4 years ago. He can't hurt you anymore, and neither can the bigger boys who made fun of the way your mother dressed you. You're a grown-up now, and you need to be proud of that!

Minion's comment was not even worthy the title of 'insult'.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.