06-25-2006, 05:12 AM
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There is a word for that; Phobophobia. I swear, such is a real word.
But I think it mostly aplies to primal fear, like my fear of dogs. Or something.
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06-25-2006, 08:14 PM
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It's wierd cause I think "What if I start to get afraid?" amd then thinkin about being afraid gets me afraid..... @_@
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06-25-2006, 08:16 PM
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Really weird indeed.
But how afraid can you possibly get..from being afraid?
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06-25-2006, 08:21 PM
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actually pretty frightened.... it cycles and my thoughts become "What if I get more afraid?"
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06-25-2006, 11:21 PM
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thats twisted. I have a slight fear of horror movies actually might being real that even though i saw Saw 2 it never hit me untill now with the nightmares so no i'm in the movie and i have to throw up a knife and cut a key out of my leg well i can't watch certain horror flicks or i'm screwed for a week or so.
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06-26-2006, 01:03 AM
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I think I may have been traumatized by the movie Halloween II when I was younger..
..but now, as obscene as it may be, slasher films are amongst my favourite genres ever.
I have even created the Slasher Movie Laws some few years back.
I-Female characters are always stupid, and shall trip, fall and scream while running away, basically doing absolutely everything one should not do while attempting to run from a maniac.
II-''Is anyone here?!'' is the most common phrase found in slasher movie vocabulary.
III-One must always enter the one place, weather it be an old, dilapidated house or dark, scary alley, completely oblivious to the beyond obvious fact that it is a sure death trap.
IV-While exploring, doors shall always be unlocked.
V-While escaping, all doors are always locked.
VI-Rain and thunderstorms are the only weather a horrific incident shall see. Apparently, murderers and maniacs are great weather predictors.
VII-Exact amounts of blood found in the human body are completely ignored as an obvious medical fact.
VIII-Female characters always look pretty in death, ignoring the obvious medical aftermath of death.
IX-Suspense always includes dumb characters, a boring beginning, cheesy scares and countless movie production errors.
X-The problem always lies at the root of some cliché and stereotyped psychological issue, after evil possesion.
XI-Chainsaws are only for public attraction.
XII-Ending climaxes are rendered invalid as such, for despite the obvious exaggerations, the maniac shall always come back.
XIII-Psychics or said to be mental patients are supposed to be an original replacement for the often found love story meant as a sub plot.
XIV-There are more false alarms then actual murders.
XV-''I'll be right back'' is the greatest slasher movie contradiction ever.
Try not to have nightmares..mwaha.
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06-26-2006, 05:47 AM
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You forgot how the female is always ditsy and has overly large... ahem....
and the black dude always dies first... Actually they don't that is just a common misconception for racism.
Scariest thing that ever happened to me was really a dream. I had one where I was gonna go through an operation where you have 50% chance of living and my family didn't care. Last thing I remember, they were putting the gas mask thing on and I passed out. I woke up in the middle of the night and was sick to my stomach, sweating and had tears streaking down my face
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06-26-2006, 05:52 AM
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What I'm truly afraid of is that the Star Ocean and Chrono series' will die before their time, unlike Final Fantasy. I personally loved Chrono Trigger & Cross, and Star Ocean 3. Good games.
That is the only thing I'm afraid of.
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06-26-2006, 05:54 AM
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You can't be scared of it though, maybe worried? If they did, it only matters that you like it.... wow I sound like a lecturing parent
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06-26-2006, 06:27 AM
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Very strange, that dream of yours, Assassin..
...everyone has their fearful dreams (Mine include a garbage truck and hundreds of corpses devoid of skin..) but yours sounds really creepy..but is it a reoccurring dream..?
Dark Knight..yes..Chrono Trigger is a fantastic game, but I think the series is on its death bed already. Unless they come out with another instalment in the series, and a good one at that.
I blame Chrono Cross, anyways..
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