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I have a question for you all. I constantly think that I see things move on my desk, or outside. It is almost always something small, although sometimes I think I see a person, or a larger...thing, out in the woods. Is it my fear of spiders which produces this illusion, or am I just crazy?
I was once deathly afraid of bigfoot, so I think that that may be the source of some of my outdoor illusions.
I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
Some times I feel like tiny spiders are crawling all over my feet when I try to sleep. It is worse in sleeping bags, and after I actually look down there to reassure myself that it is spider-free I don't feel it any more.
I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
Oh god this but with woodticks.
Oh god something else to think about crawling on me.
I read the beginning of The Stand on a day when I spent 8 hours in airports and on planes. It is about an epidemic, and the symptoms were similar to a cold or flu and the "tell" that someone had the disease and passed it on to others was a cough or sneeze. And here I was sitting in planes and airport terminals surrounded by tons of people.
Every sneeze and cough I got a little more freaked out.
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smoke less weed.
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I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
Oh god this but with woodticks.
Oh god something else to think about crawling on me.
growing up in the more woodsy areas of the northeast and having pets makes you watch out for deer ticks constantly.
i'd finished up mowing the lawn at my family's house one day, felt something itching on my leg, and looked down to see a nice old tick seeking a home.
i flicked it onto my lawnmower's still-hot exhaust.
I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
Oh god this but with woodticks.
Oh god something else to think about crawling on me.
growing up in the more woodsy areas of the northeast and having pets makes you watch out for deer ticks constantly.
i'd finished up mowing the lawn at my family's house one day, felt something itching on my leg, and looked down to see a nice old tick seeking a home.
i flicked it onto my lawnmower's still-hot exhaust.
i fucking hate ticks.
I've lived in a woodsy part of CT for five years and have yet to be bitten by a tick (that I know of), but half the people I work with have Lyme's so I know its a possibility
I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
Oh god this but with woodticks.
Oh god something else to think about crawling on me.
growing up in the more woodsy areas of the northeast and having pets makes you watch out for deer ticks constantly.
i'd finished up mowing the lawn at my family's house one day, felt something itching on my leg, and looked down to see a nice old tick seeking a home.
i flicked it onto my lawnmower's still-hot exhaust.
i fucking hate ticks.
I've lived in a woodsy part of CT for five years and have yet to be bitten by a tick (that I know of), but half the people I work with have Lyme's so I know its a possibility
that's where i grew up, near the Simsbury/Granby/Bloomfield area.
Lyme disease coming from Lyme, CT didn't help my hate of ticks any.
I sometimes have an irrational fear that spiders are crawling on me - usually it's just that I've shed a hair and its tickling me, but when it really is a spider I justifiably freak out.
Oh god this but with woodticks.
Oh god something else to think about crawling on me.
growing up in the more woodsy areas of the northeast and having pets makes you watch out for deer ticks constantly.
i'd finished up mowing the lawn at my family's house one day, felt something itching on my leg, and looked down to see a nice old tick seeking a home.
i flicked it onto my lawnmower's still-hot exhaust.
i fucking hate ticks.
I've lived in a woodsy part of CT for five years and have yet to be bitten by a tick (that I know of), but half the people I work with have Lyme's so I know its a possibility
that's where i grew up, near the Simsbury/Granby/Bloomfield area.
Lyme disease coming from Lyme, CT didn't help my hate of ticks any.
I have an irrational fear of worms/grubs/centipedes/milipedes/that kind of thing
the worst bugs are probably black flies
just for their sheer numbers and annoyingness
houseflies.
as soon as i even hear a housefly all my attention goes to hunting it down and killing it dead. i will literally drop everything i'm doing at that moment.
I have an irrational fear of worms/grubs/centipedes/milipedes/that kind of thing
the worst bugs are probably black flies
just for their sheer numbers and annoyingness
houseflies.
as soon as i even hear a housefly all my attention goes to hunting it down and killing it dead. i will literally drop everything i'm doing at that moment.
Oh man, do you turn on all the lights to try and either lure it towards them or just to get the shadow? I get crazy like that.
I have an irrational fear of worms/grubs/centipedes/milipedes/that kind of thing
the worst bugs are probably black flies
just for their sheer numbers and annoyingness
houseflies.
as soon as i even hear a housefly all my attention goes to hunting it down and killing it dead. i will literally drop everything i'm doing at that moment.
but houseflies don't bite
they just vomit digestive juice all over your foods and slurp it up, all spreading e.coli and shit.
I have an irrational fear of worms/grubs/centipedes/milipedes/that kind of thing
the worst bugs are probably black flies
just for their sheer numbers and annoyingness
houseflies.
as soon as i even hear a housefly all my attention goes to hunting it down and killing it dead. i will literally drop everything i'm doing at that moment.
Oh man, do you turn on all the lights to try and either lure it towards them or just to get the shadow? I get crazy like that.
that's a good idea...
err, not exactly, but i will close all the doors in the room to block off any escape routes. i'll turn off any TVs or anything else making noise, too.
I've got fruit flies that just won't go away. I can't find their breeding ground anywhere and it's pissing me off.
My mom used to have a fruit fly problem. Get a mason jar and put vinegar in the bottom. Then make a paper funnel and put it in the jar but don't let it touch the bottom. Put tape around the paper funnel to tape it to the jar. The flies fly in and drown.
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except when creepy stories threads pop up in which case sleep does not come easy
anyone who doesn't have a healthy terror at spiders the size of a fucking clock
well i just don't understand.
did you know that Shirley Manson has been cast to be a regular on the Terminator TV series? i did not know this.
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He responded by saying that my fear didn't make sense.
Oh god this but with woodticks.
Thanks! I got it on sale at JCpe--oh shit!
suddenly i thought i felt something crawling up my leg. usually it isn't anything but i looked and holy fuck it was a giant goddamn spider.
it is no longer of this world.
I can fly on C130s and helicopters with no problem.
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I'd suggest we'd form some kind of club but I don't trust your motives
Did you then run away screaming?
Some times I feel like tiny spiders are crawling all over my feet when I try to sleep. It is worse in sleeping bags, and after I actually look down there to reassure myself that it is spider-free I don't feel it any more.
Or I need to stop doing meth.
He's right.
There is nothing irrational about a fear of the stupid.
Oh god something else to think about crawling on me.
Every sneeze and cough I got a little more freaked out.
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So do earwigs actually infiltrate ears or what
growing up in the more woodsy areas of the northeast and having pets makes you watch out for deer ticks constantly.
i'd finished up mowing the lawn at my family's house one day, felt something itching on my leg, and looked down to see a nice old tick seeking a home.
i flicked it onto my lawnmower's still-hot exhaust.
i fucking hate ticks.
steam | Dokkan: 868846562
I've lived in a woodsy part of CT for five years and have yet to be bitten by a tick (that I know of), but half the people I work with have Lyme's so I know its a possibility
that's where i grew up, near the Simsbury/Granby/Bloomfield area.
Lyme disease coming from Lyme, CT didn't help my hate of ticks any.
steam | Dokkan: 868846562
actually, they went for her wig. backward assed bugs.
Rotten Groton, all the way
houseflies.
as soon as i even hear a housefly all my attention goes to hunting it down and killing it dead. i will literally drop everything i'm doing at that moment.
steam | Dokkan: 868846562
burn the swamps
they just vomit digestive juice all over your foods and slurp it up, all spreading e.coli and shit.
steam | Dokkan: 868846562
that's a good idea...
err, not exactly, but i will close all the doors in the room to block off any escape routes. i'll turn off any TVs or anything else making noise, too.
steam | Dokkan: 868846562
My mom used to have a fruit fly problem. Get a mason jar and put vinegar in the bottom. Then make a paper funnel and put it in the jar but don't let it touch the bottom. Put tape around the paper funnel to tape it to the jar. The flies fly in and drown.
You're prepared.