What phobias do you have?
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dingo
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You know what also creeps me out are those pictures of Jesus Christ that stare at you no matter where you move around the room. He just keeps looking at you. Kinda creepy. I come from a very religious Filipino family and there is a room in my grandmother's house full of those portraits and statues of Christ and the Virgin Mary. It is really creepy at night because you think they will all come to life or start talking to you. That or the pictures start moving or changing.
sharp4runr
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jharris2 said:
I'll be right back, I have to go cry in the corner for a few minutes... :jaw drop: :runaway:
KellyJ
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I hate three main things.
I am afraid of onions ( I will never eat one, even for a hundred thousand dollars there is NO way you could willingly get me to eat one, the taste and texture makes me want to chop my tongue off so I never have to eat such an awful, disgusting thing ever again in my life.)
I hate clowns, mostly because of "It". That movie scared the living shit out of me when I saw it. I stand by Demitri Martin's policy about clowns: Circus- annoying, Birthday- sad, One that is just around- creepy. But one that is injured...that is funny.
Thirdly, I freaking hate bridges. I hate looking at them, I hate talking about them, and most of all I hate going over them or under them. They just freak the hell out of me, probably from hearing about so many bridges collapsing and seeing that one really famous video of that bridge that was so flexible.
I am afraid of onions ( I will never eat one, even for a hundred thousand dollars there is NO way you could willingly get me to eat one, the taste and texture makes me want to chop my tongue off so I never have to eat such an awful, disgusting thing ever again in my life.)
I hate clowns, mostly because of "It". That movie scared the living shit out of me when I saw it. I stand by Demitri Martin's policy about clowns: Circus- annoying, Birthday- sad, One that is just around- creepy. But one that is injured...that is funny.
Thirdly, I freaking hate bridges. I hate looking at them, I hate talking about them, and most of all I hate going over them or under them. They just freak the hell out of me, probably from hearing about so many bridges collapsing and seeing that one really famous video of that bridge that was so flexible.
04 sc V8
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For me it's jigsaw from the movie Saw. LOL only kidding. Spiders, and not all of them. Just the big furry ones with fangs! Oh yeah, there's one more thing; I never ate eggs until a couple of weeks ago. I know that's wierd, but I was sickly disguisted by the look, smell and texture of them. I'm still not a huge fan of them:nono:
4rnr4me
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KellyJ said:
Im not afraid of onions, but I will NOT eat them unless I have no choice really...same with garlic
I AM DEATHLY afraid of clowns...an injured one? hes probably FAKING to get you to calm down so he can eat you! DUH! that will be the demise of you, Kelly J!
bridges are ok...
Iolaus
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Yes and no...dingo said:
For those that like to have too much information.... read on.
Everyone else should skip the text; it's worse than the pictures.
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Chickens, as well as other birds, have a common opening for reproduction, and for the evacuation of stools and urine. This opening is called the "vent". They do not have a bladder because their urine is not a fluid. It is a white paste, called urates, that you can observe surrounding the droppings. The intestine, ureters and oviduct come together into a common chamber called the cloaca. This is a rather dirty place, whereas the egg is always clean and almost sterile when laid.
The hen turns part of the cloaca and the last segment of the oviduct inside out, "like a glove." The described red membrane is then everted inside of these organs. The egg emerges far outside, at the end of the bulge. So it cannot contact the walls of the cloaca and get contaminated by stools or urine. Moreover, the intestine and inner part of the cloaca are kept shut by the emerging egg, and their contents cannot leave when the hen strains to deliver the egg. Therefore, eggs are always clean as they are laid.
TheBlueWave
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I'm afraid of bees. I don't know why because I've never been stung, and I'm not afraid of snakes, spiders, rodents, etc. Something about bees freaks me out.
And, because I'm Lebanese and grew up eating that delicious chow, I can't stand "hippie humus". The stuff is absolutely awful! Hippies have no idea how to make good hummus, tabuli, or filafil (sp?), AT ALL. Just looking at that overly thick hippie hummus being invaded by organic corn tortilla chips and ingested by crazies with dreads and vegan diets freaks me out and makes me want to run to the hills. Put some tahini in it, PLEASE!!! And next time you make tabuli, remove the stems from the parsley. The texture just isn't right! (That was in case any of you work for a co-op, especially in the deli).
Ok, sorry for the stupid, pointless vent about bees and hippies, two of God's beautiful creatures.
And, because I'm Lebanese and grew up eating that delicious chow, I can't stand "hippie humus". The stuff is absolutely awful! Hippies have no idea how to make good hummus, tabuli, or filafil (sp?), AT ALL. Just looking at that overly thick hippie hummus being invaded by organic corn tortilla chips and ingested by crazies with dreads and vegan diets freaks me out and makes me want to run to the hills. Put some tahini in it, PLEASE!!! And next time you make tabuli, remove the stems from the parsley. The texture just isn't right! (That was in case any of you work for a co-op, especially in the deli).
Ok, sorry for the stupid, pointless vent about bees and hippies, two of God's beautiful creatures.
