for $10 would you?

[brahmakid11]

yes
same q
i'm most scared of spiders (for a reason i will not tell you)

 

[CayugaLover]

yeah, i could do it. i am most afraid of ticks, for a reason i can't tell you, because i don't know.

same Q

 

[cheeka]

sure. horror flicks.

i watched Carrie at home with my mom in 1979. at the end, when her hand comes out of the ground... i was up, across the room and behind my mom in a split second...! she was like... "what the...? how did you get back there???"
THEN, I went on a date in 1980 to see Silent Scream. my Dad made me warm milk to help me fall asleep. it curdled in my gut. I was terrified and didn't sleep well for a YEAR! I watched the movie again when i was 21, in broad daylight... dumbest freakin' movie ever made. can't believe i lost a year of sleep hiding in the top bunk in my little brothers room... but I still won't live in a house that has heat vents, gotta have radiators... (the killer would watch her victims through the vents...)
Even tho' i know it's all fake, i just cannot cannot cannot watch slash em up movies... or too creepy thrillers... couple of 11 year old twins lent me The Ring, said it's not scary, it's like (oh man, now i can't remember the name of the movie with Haley Joel Osmet and Bruce Willis... I see dead people...) but they said it was like that... and i like that movie, and i like "The Others". IT IS NOT LIKE that movie! It was creepy creepy creepy! and my bro's dogs eyes have perfect "rings" around them, she's a pug with giant round eyes... so i can't look at her anymore without being reminded of the creepy little girl crawling around... I wouldn't watch it again for $100!

wy confront your fear directly? i did the one time at 21... it was good therapy, but i won't do it again

 

[Nelson-90]

sure. horror flicks.

i watched Carrie at home with my mom in 1979. at the end, when her hand comes out of the ground... i was up, across the room and behind my mom in a split second...! she was like... "what the...? how did you get back there???"
THEN, I went on a date in 1980 to see Silent Scream. my Dad made me warm milk to help me fall asleep. it curdled in my gut. I was terrified and didn't sleep well for a YEAR! I watched the movie again when i was 21, in broad daylight... dumbest freakin' movie ever made. can't believe i lost a year of sleep hiding in the top bunk in my little brothers room... but I still won't live in a house that has heat vents, gotta have radiators... (the killer would watch her victims through the vents...)
Even tho' i know it's all fake, i just cannot cannot cannot watch slash em up movies... or too creepy thrillers... couple of 11 year old twins lent me The Ring, said it's not scary, it's like (oh man, now i can't remember the name of the movie with Haley Joel Osmet and Bruce Willis... I see dead people...) but they said it was like that... and i like that movie, and i like "The Others". IT IS NOT LIKE that movie! It was creepy creepy creepy! and my bro's dogs eyes have perfect "rings" around them, she's a pug with giant round eyes... so i can't look at her anymore without being reminded of the creepy little girl crawling around... I wouldn't watch it again for $100!

wy confront your fear directly? i did the one time at 21... it was good therapy, but i won't do it again

ypu got to watch drag me to hell now thats a scary movies could not sleep for three days

 

[brahmakid11]

the scariest movie iv'e seen is the movie alien

 

[Nelson-90]

that movie is actually funny i love it

 

[battle drone]

?

 

[bananakaygirl]

Would you, for ten dollars:
Run into a store, and ask what year it is. Upon hearing their reply, shout, "By George, I've done it!"
Run out announcing that you're a genius, and that the scientific discovery you've just made will change the world.

 

[aaabirdman]

maybe

 

[aaabirdman]

for ten dollars would you climb a tree