Imagine for a second, what your greatest fear could be. Death? Zombification? The loss of a loved one? Or perhaps something more?
Me? I think it’d have to be losing my mind. I’m not saying I’m smart, but it honestly is just terrifying to know that there could be a morning where I wake up and I [i]ligerally[/i] cannot find the words to express how happy I am. Not being able to communicate, remember, heck, even [i]think[/i] and solve problems for myself.
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2 RepliesMy worst thing imaginable is probably being gay or depressed. My friends and I made a pact that if one of us [i]turns[/i] then we have to bully them into submission. [spoiler]I know it sounds harsh but that's what it means to be one of the Boys[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyVeggie-ing of the brain... It’s would be scary to not be able to control any body parts, not be able to talk... Just shitting and drooling... And still aware of life around you... [spoiler]im shaking of the thought of this...[/spoiler]
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5 RepliesGirls.
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Horror movie villains that can actually run fast
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My dad mad
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3 RepliesMinecraft spiders.
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2 RepliesHeading to KFC only to find out they have no gravy left.
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2 RepliesBlack people
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18 RepliesEverything in the entire world, getting replaced with a perfect copy of itself, without you ever knowing.
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[url=https://i.imgur.com/oLbTh9y.jpg]I'd like to change my answer[/url]
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That the SCP foundation would be a real thing and we're all -blam!-ed. [spoiler]And the thought I'll never burn the world in atomic fire.[/spoiler]
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My math test in 2 days
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Primal aspids when fighting the collector on radiant.
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Um... https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/253650474/0/0
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Nothing
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“Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” - Arthur C. Clarke
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1 ReplyPeople who put the toilet paper on backwards
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Locked in Syndrome without a doubt.
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Facehuggers (from Alien). I'm not joking. It's something that combines claustrophobia, with the fear of inflitration, and being forced to give birth to a "child" you don't want, and the intense pain and suffering of that birth, plus fear of death, and arguably torture. Plus the knowledge that that child will hunt and kill everyone you care about. And there's nothing you can do to stop it. I also consider giants more frightening than fiction has ever typically given them credit for. Imagine something so large that you literally cannot escape it. And it's always pursuing you. Even worse in a 3D plane, e.g. underwater.
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Predator with chainsaws
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2 RepliesFlying centipedes
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Mean girls. [spoiler]Sorry, all out of salt.[/spoiler]
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Mental breakdowns. Oh wait.
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3 Replies[spoiler]An otter with power.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyElectromagnetic pulse apocalypse