Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you.Aatami wrote:Here's something for ya: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68fJP35FxyQ.
Lol. No, I just, No. D:
Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you.Aatami wrote:Here's something for ya: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68fJP35FxyQ.
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.
And my favorite one:"Don't you get scared of heights?" he managed to say.
Twoflower looked down at the tiny landscape, mottled with cloud shadows. The thought of fear hadn't actually occurred to him.
"No," he said. "Why should I? You're just as dead if you fall from forty feet as you are from four thousand fathoms, that's what I say."
... falling isn't so bad, you know. It's only the landing that hurts..
This, wtf is this. Me too. I mean the video and the picture give me the fucking willies but I dig that shit. It's truly weird, as if theres a deep part of our consciousness that believes we can fly.DatOneGuy wrote:I wonder where that urge comes from... I get it to and not in a suicidal waykaka wrote:it's the strange urge I get to jump.
Beats me, but it's pretty common.DatOneGuy wrote:I wonder where that urge comes from...
Persistency depends on exposure. If it is persistent in that you experience it whenever exposed to the trigger, then yes, I suspect that it is persistent enough to warrant being called a 'phobia'.Gauteamus wrote:The Darwin Awards come to mind.
Doesn't a fear have to be irrational, intense and persistent* in order to be a phobia?
There is nothing persistent about an intense and irrational behaviour around heights, so I cannot see how aversion to height can ever be a phobia?
*thank you, wikipedia
EDIT: I did not notice the parachute looking for the invisible string - at least he has no aversion to heights.
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.