Uisge Beatha: Why yes, that's exactly what I was referring to. Thanks.

As for what actually freaks me out? Um... whole lotta nothing. Except maybe Cthulhu.

Thanks a lot. And I mean that in the sense of when someone helps you get a really bad song stuck in your head.:)

The new yard guy at work really creeps me out. I spoke to the other yard guy about it today and he said he even creeps him out.

I don't know what our boss was thinking!

I'm weird. Seeing food in non-food circumstances, like if part of a sandwich is on the floor or something, is creepy. So is non-food in food circumstances -- in the sense that mildly gross things seem much grosser to me if they are, say, in a fridge or on a plate. And I really hate to deal with anything that's in the mid-range between edible and not edible, like peeling a carrot and then having a bunch of carrot peelings to deal with, or taking a plate and putting it in the dishwasher, where it goes from being a plate with food on it to a "dirty dish." The food transforms into dirt... which sort of makes it seem like I was eating dirt in the first place.

Of course, the ultimate level of this particular phobia is seeing identifiable [former] food in bodily wastes. Eewwwwwww. *shudder*

Ha! freakin, ha! Today's ep had her mouth and the lipstick as a plot device! :3eye:

Full grown women with little girl voices.

On the old Loveline radio show, Dr Drew used to point out what they could tell just from a caller's voice, in the same manner as wolf can tell things from purse contents.

Little girl voice = sexually abused, at the age the voice indicates. Remaining the emotional age of the period of abuse.

I assume the same thing.

I was like wtf? I already read that.

bugs
clowns
people who are happy all the time