[La lamy]

Bugs for me. Even though I don't lose sleep over fearing having them crawl on me anymore (found a big one under my pillow as a kid), I still have a mini heart attack every time I see a cockroach here in TV. So gross.

[geobar]

Perhaps the Roundabouts as people do not understand the laws.
.
Very simple in a 4 road roundabout.
Left Turn ... Use the left lane.
Right Turn ... Use the right lane.
Straight ... Use either lane *** To be safer use the right lane. As some Idiot drivers make an illegal left turn from the right lane.

[rustyp]

Financial advisors

Gorilla on the roof

[Rodgerstar]

People with phobias.

[ThirdOfFive]

Fear of heights, but only if I'm on something attached to the ground. Airplanes, no problem.

[mikeycereal]

tornados.

[bp243]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

Do you have a Phobia of any kind?

One of mine is public swimming pools.
Yep, and not because I not a very good swimmer, but because
I get the feeling of entering other people's bath water,
YUCK.

I guess I'm just not a water person.

What's yours?

An MRI…highest level of anxiety!

[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by Fullbird

Bath water? Try a toilet!!! During our Lifestyle stay, our agent took us to Rec pool, it was empty. I looked on the stairs going into the pool and there were 3 TURDS! Guess the depends get loose when wet. There is a silver lining though, they were solid.

A friend take a couple of "babe-ruth" candy bars when know one was
looking, drop them in the pool.

He had the whole pool to himself.

[coconutmama]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

Do you have a Phobia of any kind?

One of mine is public swimming pools.
Yep, and not because I not a very good swimmer, but because
I get the feeling of entering other people's bath water,
YUCK.

I guess I'm just not a water person.

What's yours?

Carpets in hotel rooms. Yuck! Door handles in public bathrooms, double yuck!! Don’t think it’s a phobia though…

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by Michael 61

Heights, Tall Bridges and Freeway ramps

me too!! overhead traffic lanes that are so narrow i can already hear the sideswipe of the car against the jersey barriers. that long bridge into st pete is a nailbiter, too

[Worldseries27]

April 15th

[IndianaJones]

Old people who can’t drive. Oops!

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by IndianaJones

Old people who can’t drive. Oops!

Ah, very good, it is said fear is the beginning of wisdom.

[kendi]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Serious fear of heights. As a very young child we were visiting a popular destination on the side of a small mountain. My cousin slipped, grabbing my hand, and we slide down the side to a rocky area. Took hours to get us back to safety. Now in todays world, there are fences, walls, and no longer a issue, that happened to us.

I can’t stay above 5th floor of a hotel, or drive over a bridge, rock climb, roller coasters, or anything to do with heights. Flying is something I can do, and traveled extensively for work, but I never look out the window, and don’t feel comfortable until plane has reached altitude.

Can’t imagine how you could go through life without traveling over a bridge. ESP with your extensive travel. Must have taken a lot of pre planning

[fdpaq0580]

For DW, it is dogs. Savagely attacked as a toddler by the sweet and gentle family dog, she can never trust a dog.