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LisaGreen54

Fri 01/23/15 04:14 PM

What freaks you out and why does it Freak you out?

Also if you feel lke it go ahead get your Freak On

Let's get freaky
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messi_is_a_tim_1888

Fri 01/23/15 04:25 PM


What freaks you out and why does it Freak you out?

Also if you feel lke it go ahead get your Freak On

Let's get freaky
A sausage dog with a pitchfork, would freak me out, as it could stab me in the baws with that!! laugh laugh laugh
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Awatersign

Fri 01/23/15 04:32 PM


What freaks you out and why does it Freak you out?

Also if you feel lke it go ahead get your Freak On

Let's get freaky
Women freaks me out sometimes lol!!:laughing:
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Awatersign

Fri 01/23/15 04:34 PM

And When I hear about people saying, that they've been "SEXUALLY MOLESTED by aliens!scared
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soufiehere

Fri 01/23/15 04:36 PM

That guy who does the commercials for Trivago?
I think he is talking just to me.
Really.
So, it is either the TV or him that is unsettling.
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jacktrades

Fri 01/23/15 04:38 PM

Heights freak me out, I mean it just overwhelms me.At work I have to go up to the top floor of the resort from time to time and even though I know there is a ton of concrete I can't look down(I always do) without getting a chill up my spine.
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motowndowntown

Fri 01/23/15 04:41 PM

What really freaks me out is that weird noise the refrigerator makes in the middle of the night sometimes.
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Cutiepieforyou

Fri 01/23/15 04:44 PM


Heights freak me out, I mean it just overwhelms me.At work I have to go up to the top floor of the resort from time to time and even though I know there is a ton of concrete I can't look down(I always do) without getting a chill up my spine.


Heights freak me out too. I had to take my clients' to a show last week in an arena. I didn't realize how high up we were until we got to the door of the arena. I was clinging onto the railing to get to my seat.scared
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messi_is_a_tim_1888

Fri 01/23/15 04:50 PM


Heights freak me out, I mean it just overwhelms me.At work I have to go up to the top floor of the resort from time to time and even though I know there is a ton of concrete I can't look down(I always do) without getting a chill up my spine.
I worked on the construction of the UK's highest building The Shard, in London, at over 1000ft, it was a bit nervy at first, but you get used to it and then you didn't even think of the height anymore, or the safety harnesses that were anchoring you to the building either, you just did your job. :smile: drinker
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unknown_romeo

Fri 01/23/15 04:58 PM

Unforseen turbulence on a plane thats so severe it makes the plane lose altitude & feels like itl fall out of the sky....that happend on one of my flights & it freaked me out
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no1phD

Fri 01/23/15 05:00 PM

roller coasters.. freaking . freak me out.. I always think they're going to come off the track.. and it doesn't help.. that I was at west Edmontonmall when the Mindbender
roller coaster.. went off its tracks killing someone.. back in the eighties..... so I'll pass on the roller coaster ride...lol.. totally freaking out.. get your freak on baby get your freak on.... it's freaking Friday Yahoo....:banana: :banana: :banana: waving

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germanchoclate1981

Fri 01/23/15 05:42 PM

My brother called me yesterday and told me that someone that had the same name as him got robbed and murdered. It obviously wasn't him that got killed but I didn't watch the news yesterday like usual. Neither did my parents but I had the task of telling them
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Amelinng

Fri 01/23/15 05:46 PM



Heights freak me out, I mean it just overwhelms me.At work I have to go up to the top floor of the resort from time to time and even though I know there is a ton of concrete I can't look down(I always do) without getting a chill up my spine.
I worked on the construction of the UK's highest building The Shard, in London, at over 1000ft, it was a bit nervy at first, but you get used to it and then you didn't even think of the height anymore, or the safety harnesses that were anchoring you to the building either, you just did your job. :smile: drinker



This...heights! I can't even stand at the balcony of a 3rd floor apartment if the railing is too low. Or it is just iron railing right to the floor I would not venture anywhere close. Standing at the edge, I felt like I was going to topple over.

But Tim...... how do you overcome or get used to it? I need to overcome this fear, as recently I am required to climb up the scaffolds of a building in construction to check on the works. The last time I climbed, I was going 'OMG OMG OMG' as I stood up there just 15 ft on a wobbly platform (well, it was wobbly to me anyway laugh laugh My friend had no problem though)!!! It is going to be 20 ft next time I climb....and my heart is already pounding with just the thought!!
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unknown_romeo

Fri 01/23/15 05:47 PM


And When I hear about people saying, that they've been "SEXUALLY MOLESTED by aliens!scared



rofl

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messi_is_a_tim_1888

Fri 01/23/15 06:02 PM




Heights freak me out, I mean it just overwhelms me.At work I have to go up to the top floor of the resort from time to time and even though I know there is a ton of concrete I can't look down(I always do) without getting a chill up my spine.
I worked on the construction of the UK's highest building The Shard, in London, at over 1000ft, it was a bit nervy at first, but you get used to it and then you didn't even think of the height anymore, or the safety harnesses that were anchoring you to the building either, you just did your job. :smile: drinker



This...heights! I can't even stand at the balcony of a 3rd floor apartment if the railing is too low. Or it is just iron railing right to the floor I would not venture anywhere close. Standing at the edge, I felt like I was going to topple over.

But Tim...... how do you overcome or get used to it? I need to overcome this fear, as recently I am required to climb up the scaffolds of a building in construction to check on the works. The last time I climbed, I was going 'OMG OMG OMG' as I stood up there just 15 ft on a wobbly platform (well, it was wobbly to me anyway laugh laugh My friend had no problem though)!!! It is going to be 20 ft next time I climb....and my heart is already pounding with just the thought!!

Trust me when i say you will get used to going up the scaffolding that much, that your confidence will grow a little each time you do and if it gets higher also you won't even think of it. It's just best to put it out your head and carry on as if you were still on the ground. You'll see after a while it doesn't matter if it's 15 ft, 50 ft, 100 ft or the near 1000 ft, that i was up? You'll conquer that fear, no problem!! :smile: flowerforyou
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tanyaann

Fri 01/23/15 06:25 PM

Not much freaks me out. I am a social worker. I have seen or heard just about everything.


Oh got one. Bed bugs! I instantly spray my self down with alcohol if they are mentioned at work.
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Pansytilly

Fri 01/23/15 06:29 PM


Not much freaks me out. I am a social worker. I have seen or heard just about everything.


Oh got one. Bed bugs! I instantly spray my self down with alcohol if they are mentioned at work.


haha! i agree laugh
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m3k4y

Fri 01/23/15 06:35 PM

Creepy insects freak me out..specially lizard cause they're everywhere. .scared
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Amelinng

Fri 01/23/15 06:39 PM





Heights freak me out, I mean it just overwhelms me.At work I have to go up to the top floor of the resort from time to time and even though I know there is a ton of concrete I can't look down(I always do) without getting a chill up my spine.
I worked on the construction of the UK's highest building The Shard, in London, at over 1000ft, it was a bit nervy at first, but you get used to it and then you didn't even think of the height anymore, or the safety harnesses that were anchoring you to the building either, you just did your job. :smile: drinker



This...heights! I can't even stand at the balcony of a 3rd floor apartment if the railing is too low. Or it is just iron railing right to the floor I would not venture anywhere close. Standing at the edge, I felt like I was going to topple over.

But Tim...... how do you overcome or get used to it? I need to overcome this fear, as recently I am required to climb up the scaffolds of a building in construction to check on the works. The last time I climbed, I was going 'OMG OMG OMG' as I stood up there just 15 ft on a wobbly platform (well, it was wobbly to me anyway laugh laugh My friend had no problem though)!!! It is going to be 20 ft next time I climb....and my heart is already pounding with just the thought!!

Trust me when i say you will get used to going up the scaffolding that much, that your confidence will grow a little each time you do and if it gets higher also you won't even think of it. It's just best to put it out your head and carry on as if you were still on the ground. You'll see after a while it doesn't matter if it's 15 ft, 50 ft, 100 ft or the near 1000 ft, that i was up? You'll conquer that fear, no problem!! :smile: flowerforyou


I really really hope so.....I always get laughed at when I am standing there and holding on for dear life to something....anything!! LOL!

However, someone there did point out to me how and where to climb....so, going to put that to the test next round! Thanks for the vote of confidence, Tim!
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Amelinng

Fri 01/23/15 06:42 PM

Getting that call in the middle of the night...... it always spells trouble, or bad news!