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    Spider on airplane

    So, Fox news reports a Baboon Tarantula gets loose on an American Airlines flight leading to it's evacuation. Really??? Evacuation??? Jeeeze, just take off a shoe and smash the buggar.
    Screw diplomacy...........bring it!

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      #3
      I used to have arachnophobia, but I decided phobias are dumb. I wish I could get over my pube phobia, whatever that is called. Anyway, I don't even kill spiders now. The jumper ones that live on walls and ceilings are actually fun to play with. I'm pretty sure there's something going on behind those eyes.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Harlequin View Post
        I used to have arachnophobia, but I decided phobias are dumb. I wish I could get over my pube phobia, whatever that is called. Anyway, I don't even kill spiders now. The jumper ones that live on walls and ceilings are actually fun to play with. I'm pretty sure there's something going on behind those eyes.
        Hypertrichophobia
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          #5
          Originally posted by Harry Henderson View Post

          Hypertrichophobia
          I don't go with that diagnosis. My phobia is very specific. It's only when I see them on objects, such as floors or bathtubs, or like the time my friend pulled one off her sweater.

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            On the bar of soap. I won't use bar soap for that reason.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Harlequin View Post

              I don't go with that diagnosis. My phobia is very specific. It's only when I see them on objects, such as floors or bathtubs, or like the time my friend pulled one off her sweater.

              Most people call that being normal. There is a natural disdain for interacting with a normally unhygienic part of the body, amplified by modern social requisites to create a clothed region encapsulating the heat and promoting sweat and bacterial growth. When the behavior becomes irrational to the point of behavior modifying overall personal comfort or social interaction, then you can perhaps address a bit of mysophobia (aka a germophobe)

              No different than not shaking hands with a person who does not wash their hands after pooping.
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                Originally posted by Harry Henderson View Post


                Most people call that being normal. There is a natural disdain for interacting with a normally unhygienic part of the body, amplified by modern social requisites to create a clothed region encapsulating the heat and promoting sweat and bacterial growth. When the behavior becomes irrational to the point of behavior modifying overall personal comfort or social interaction, then you can perhaps address a bit of mysophobia (aka a germophobe)

                No different than not shaking hands with a person who does not wash their hands after pooping.
                It has nothing to do with the germs, I guess I'm not normal due to that. I can't even delve further into this.

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                  Originally posted by Harlequin View Post

                  It has nothing to do with the germs, I guess I'm not normal due to that. I can't even delve further into this.
                  I am here for you if you want to talk about it.

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                    I killed a big ass spider on my deck this morning. Only took half a can of bug spray
                    Tuesday is soylent green day

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Harlequin View Post
                      I used to have arachnophobia, but I decided phobias are dumb. I wish I could get over my pube phobia, whatever that is called. Anyway, I don't even kill spiders now. The jumper ones that live on walls and ceilings are actually fun to play with. I'm pretty sure there's something going on behind those eyes.
                      so you shave then?? i just flick them with my finger. if they die, they die. if not, they can eat bugs and junk. especially them dam fruit flies. them bastards can just f off.
                      Last edited by rab; 09-25-2015, 04:08 PM.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by rab View Post
                        so you shave then??
                        Tsk tsk. If a person has a flea phobia, do you think they would have fleas?

                        I highly recommend a Tria. They really do work.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Harlequin View Post

                          Tsk tsk. If a person has a flea phobia, do you think they would have fleas?

                          I highly recommend a Tria. They really do work.
                          so do you have to use it on your partner too??

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by rab View Post
                            so do you have to use it on your partner too??
                            I think he would cry. Lasering yourself hairless isn't for the faint of heart. My buddy bought one and she loves hers too.
                            The laser is only the size of a pencil eraser. It takes some time. There are levels as well. To get good results, one must be able to take it to level 5.

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                              I don't know what a tria is
                              Tuesday is soylent green day

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