What being scares you most?

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The flying monkeys in The Wizard of Oz, they terrified me for a long long time.
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Mr. Hands, from the Mr. Bill Show.
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The Oogie Boogie Man in the Nightmare before Christmas.

Gave me nightmares for weeks when I was a kid....
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The choppy guy from that show...erhm, I can't remember his name. Ooh, Edward Scissor hands. I actually watched that a year ago and, not to be rude, honest to God wet myself. Didn't help I was over at my Grandparents house and all they kept thinking was that I was sick because I wouldn't go to sleep.

No, I am not sick! I AM FREAKING AFRAID!

My friends laughed at me when I told him and said that he was cute. That's the day I decided I needed new friends.
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The crocodile-man thing in Sims Urbz DS. Its eyes just really creeped me out. And also barbie dolls.
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And since watching Soul Eater, the Kishin. The, the main scary one? I forgot his name. Eruka and Free brought him back?

That whole scene (minus the epyc fighting) freaked me out. AND I watched it at midnight. *shudder*
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PinkShearwater wrote:Edward Cullen from the Twilight Movie.

So true. And this is proof that Edward Cullen causes nightmares, not daydreams.

And personally, I am more so afraid of spiders than I am of people (sadly).
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Apple wrote:The choppy guy from that show...erhm, I can't remember his name. Ooh, Edward Scissor hands. I actually watched that a year ago and, not to be rude, honest to God wet myself. Didn't help I was over at my Grandparents house and all they kept thinking was that I was sick because I wouldn't go to sleep.

No, I am not sick! I AM FREAKING AFRAID!

My friends laughed at me when I told him and said that he was cute. That's the day I decided I needed new friends.


He is extremely awesome and beautiful, if you ask me. Now, what scares me are the Hollows in Bleach. They're creepy, and the sound they make is horrendous...!
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The Wendigo, a cannibalistic spirit from Native American legend that roams the frozen forests of the north* looking for victims. They're said to resemble an emaciated human with yellowish skin and crooked fangs. Their heart is made of ice, and melting it is the only way to kill them. In summer they hide in bogs and muskegs, where the peat when keep them cold until winter. They follow their prey through the forest, never making a sound, always hiding should their quarry turn, until they get a chance to pounce.

*Basically where I live.
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Merlin34 wrote:They're said to resemble an emaciated human with yellowish skin and crooked fangs. Their heart is made of ice, and melting it is the only way to kill them.


Dude that's the sort of creature I love to write about! XD
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Merlin34 wrote:The Wendigo, a cannibalistic spirit from Native American legend that roams the frozen forests of the north* looking for victims. They're said to resemble an emaciated human with yellowish skin and crooked fangs. Their heart is made of ice, and melting it is the only way to kill them. In summer they hide in bogs and muskegs, where the peat when keep them cold until winter. They follow their prey through the forest, never making a sound, always hiding should their quarry turn, until they get a chance to pounce.

*Basically where I live.


Leave it to the Algonquin to also scare me when I learned about the Wendigo. I didn't sleep for a week, cause well, at the time, it was winter. :smt002 I think I was around eleven or so.
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The Joker from the dark night. Sorry, but I hate his speeches about his childhood.

Smeagol from Lord of The Rings. He creeped me out in the book and movie.



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