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DucksNuts 11-06-2006 02:45 AM

What wiggs you out??
 
Soooo, what makes your skin crawl?


Me, its mice!!! Little shitters scare the bejesus outta me....pathetically so!!

Where I live, snakes (bad buggers) are prolific and they dont bother me, but put a mouse in the house and I turn into a squealing jibbering mess :worried:

Dead ones freak me out more.

When my ex moved out, (he was in charge of the mouse trapping) after finding a trapped mouse in the cupboard, I had to call him and ask him where he had set the rest of the traps.

Needless to say, the removal of said trapped mouse involved a pair of gloves that a horse proctologist would of been proud of, the shovel, lots of squealing and several drops....before the whole thing went in the bin...shovel n all :blush: then I had to have a shower.

I'm such a girl :redface:

glatt 11-06-2006 08:32 AM

We've got these crickets in the basements of Arlington, VA. We keep ours in check with traps, but every once in a while, one will get upstairs. For some reason they give me the heebs. They're hard to smoosh too, since they are so damn fast and hop all over. I have about a 60% success rate in swatting them.

Ibby 11-06-2006 08:37 AM

to me, it's other peoples' food. Half-eaten food that isnt mine, or any kind of dish that i dont like... absolutely repulsive.

Sheldonrs 11-06-2006 09:00 AM

Anything with more than 4 legs creeps me out. Insects and spiders! ICK!!!

Except for butterflies and ladybugs. For some reason, I don't get the ick factor if one of them lands on me.

bbro 11-06-2006 09:56 AM

Spiders - ones that are bigger than the size of a flea
And big bugs. Yes, I scream like a girl when trying to dispose of the nasty creepy crawlies that I have encountered in the warmer climate.

Oh and fire ants, those hills just freak me out.

mrnoodle 11-06-2006 10:00 AM

breaking bones and spiders. I'm coming to terms with the spider thing, I'm less freaked out by them than I used to be. Now it's kind of a distrust and suspicion. I sometimes let em live.

The bone thing....if anyone ever wants to know any state secrets, all they have to do is threaten to snap an arm or leg. I can't stand the thought. Can't watch it in movies either, or watch sports injuries. I almost jump out of the couch when someone gets tackled around their legs. Guess I'm going to have to force myself to watch it until the fear is gone. Ugh.

Hoof Hearted 11-06-2006 10:17 AM

I get wiggy about spiders and I think the crickets Glatt is speaking about... are they camel/cave crickets? ...these things are in my garage and I can't go out there if I see them. Their bodies are short and round, like a spider...but they have jumping legs like a grasshopper and they can JUMP!

Gah!
The ultimate jumping spider looking thing.... I can't handle them. I might have been okay had one not jumped on me when I first saw them and didn't know what they were...now I just freak out and scream like a little girl.

I also freak out on left-hand turns that are taken to quickly by the driver when I am a passenger. 1988 car accident involving a LH curve where I was a passenger. Luckily, Hubby knows of this phobia/freak-out pattern and cuts me a lot of slack when I begin making noises and stamping my 'brake foot' on the floor of the passenger side.

Bullitt 11-06-2006 10:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hoof Hearted
I also freak out on left-hand turns that are taken to quickly by the driver when I am a passenger.

I get a bit nervous about that too. I was in a golf cart with some high school kid driving down a gravel road going almost 30 and he forgot that he was driving a tipsy golf car and not a WRX when he decided to pull a left hand power slide rally turn..
the thing tipped over in mid turn and slid about 20 feet with me in the right hand passenger seat and this kid on top of me. Needless to say, I've got a pretty wicked scar on my right elbow/forearm and my right leg and my right shoulder pops all the time

lhatcher 11-06-2006 11:10 AM

I can't stand the sound of dogs licking themselves. I don't mind if they do it while we're watching tv or have music on, but they sleep in the bedroom with us and when they do it when it's all quiet in the middle of the night I could just puke! It's like.. if something wakes me then it wakes them and they have to lick something before they go back to sleep. ICK ICK ICK

mrnoodle 11-06-2006 11:41 AM

crap. I forgot the worst one of all. I want to take back my answer.

Teeth grinding. Absolutely the worst thing ever. There's a commercial for a dentist here in town that features the sound of someone grinding their teeth together, and it's all I can do to keep from going off the road when it comes on.

Sundae 11-06-2006 12:16 PM

Animals I'm okay with.
My triggers are mouth based.

Mouth noises - of all types.
If I dislike someone I can even recoil in disgust when they sneeze. Not from fear of being covered with sneeze - which would be logical - just from the fact they have made a noise.

Other noises associated with eating such as clicking of cutlery in an inappropriate place. The sound of my colleague scraping and scraping and scraping her yoghurt pot draws my face into a rictus of disgust.

Oh and crinkly packets. We have a snack box in the office, and when I hear someone rummaging around in there, trying to see what bags are left it drives me crazy.

I once had to leave a railway carriage because a man was eating a pasty from the wrapper, crinkling it, biting at it and dropping flakes of pastry on his coat, which he hunted up with his finger and ate with a satisfied "Mmuh, mmuh" sound. Reduced me almost to tears of anger, I honestly wanted to scream at him, but my throat had closed up.

A therapy-tainted housemate once told me this was a sign of repressed abuse. I just believe I'm naturally hard to live with.

morethanpretty 11-06-2006 12:18 PM

Roaches, water bugs whatever the fuck you wanna call 'em I HATE 'em. I scream and have to point it out to someone and then hide. My back and neck crawl for the next few hours, and I desperately search all corners/ceiling when I walk into a room. I was home alone one time when one showed up, I trapped it under a cup and had to call my neighbor to take care of it. The last time I "disposed" of one myself I ended up scrubbing my hands up to my elbows, raw. I can shoot them w/ the spray and catch them under cups/bowls (the dish has to thrown away after) but I cannot pick them up even with a layers of paper towel in between. *shudder*

lhatcher 11-06-2006 12:44 PM

I'm with the crinkly paper noises too.. come to think of it, it sounds like dogs licking.

How can just a little noise bother me so MUCH!

lumberjim 11-06-2006 01:35 PM

LURKERS

Aliantha 11-06-2006 06:12 PM

Vomit, snot and crap.

Any one of these three has the potential to make me vomit, which usually leads to snot and sometimes, if there's enough force behind it, even crap.

It's a vicious circle I tell ya!

KinkyVixen 11-06-2006 06:26 PM

Honestly, I can't think of anything that completely makes me wigg out. The only thing I can think of that comes close to what you guys are talking about is if I'm laying in bed...or really, standing, showering, etc...is if I feel like something is crawling on me. I've literally jumped out of bed, and tore my bed apart because I just KNEW that there was something crawling on me. There probably wasn't.
Oh, I guess, I don't like it when people get fake nails, and then sit there all day and chew them off...esp if they're gonna stand right behind my ear and do it.

DucksNuts 11-06-2006 07:03 PM

Ohhh people digging in their ears!!!!

that freaks me the fark out!! I have to leave the room.

John Adams 11-08-2006 12:33 AM

Anything sharp near the inner thigh. Needles, scalpel etc.

Even just the thought of it makes me run screaming down the hall.:worried:

Happy Monkey 11-08-2006 04:16 PM

Anything putting pressure across my throat, even something as light as the edge of a blanket, or a tight shirt neck.

Cicero 11-08-2006 08:08 PM

I was gagging this morning at the coffee counter when I was talking to this bum while he was eating eggs......Yeah that's it. The smell of alcohol /egg breath blasting in my face. I was physically gagging. I had to walk away...he didn't even notice.

bluecuracao 11-09-2006 08:46 AM

Pee on the sidewalk! Unfortunately where I live, I see it constantly.

Iggy 11-09-2006 12:33 PM

Roaches, or any large bug that will make a splatter if you kill it. I have to catch them under a paper towel and flush them... I just can't stand the guts!!! eewwwww

BigV 11-09-2006 01:27 PM

A dear friend of mine can crack the joints in his neck, like you or I might crack our knuckles. But he does so by just loosely swinging his head around a couple of times. I hate it. I fear one of these times it will go pop-pop-pop-pop-CLANK.

Game over.

monster 11-19-2011 12:56 PM

It wiggs me out when people continue to try and use flint lighters that are out of fuel, like sparking the flint harder will make it miraculously light. I bet they tap the dashboard when he fuel gauge is reading low too.

infinite monkey 11-19-2011 04:32 PM

Seriously. Or they keep drumming the flint lighter on a table, thinking it will loosen up some fuel or something.

Sundae 11-20-2011 12:33 PM

I stand by everything in my original post, except to add the sound of my Mum eating squares of chocolate.
She is a quiet eater and has good table manners.
But something about the chomping sound she makes biting in to chunky chocolate from the fridge really wigs me out. I have to leave the room - because after all she has her mouth closed and why shouldn't she have two squares of choc after dinner.

And anyway if she caught the look on my face I'd be in the middle of another row.

zippyt 11-20-2011 01:16 PM

yeah i get it SG,
that 'CLOMP CLOMP CLOMP !!!!"
Sounds like a cow chomping grass or sum such
i just close my eyes or look away ,
its just my personal skeeeve not their fault

DucksNuts 11-23-2011 05:21 AM

Ha... I'm happy to report that I am no longer an absolute girl about mice!! Something to do with the mouse plague in Wagga before I left...if I get surprised by one, I squeal, but I dont run away anymore...i can deal with that fucker.

People digging in their ears still freaks me out.

People scratching themselves for a period of time makes my skin crawl.

monster 11-23-2011 12:54 PM

hehe this was one of the threads I reanimated at random to fuck with fl1nt's vanity search :lol:

wolf 11-23-2011 01:12 PM

Medical stuff I'm pretty good with ... open wounds, inside bits that come outside ... where'd I leave that sandwich, lets get on with the day ...

Well, except parasites. Parasites are often bugs, and I generally don't like bugs and their ilk, except ladybugs, butterflies, and so on. You know, the nice ones. Spiders are on the bad list, of course. But bedbugs, scabies, lice ... eeeeeeau. Over the years I've had multiple exposures, and managed not to bring them home, thank goodness.

Snakes. Snakes are bad.

I'm pretty fond of mammals, generally.

There are some noises that wigg me out, chewing sometimes, and fingernails on a chalkboard, definitely. No amount of exposure has desensitized me to those.

Screeching brakes is a bad.

So are the evacuation horns for the nuclear plant.

glatt 11-23-2011 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by monster (Post 775161)
hehe this was one of the threads I reanimated at random to fuck with fl1nt's vanity search :lol:

What, so now you're going to refer to him as fl1nt so he can't see us talking about him? :lol:

monster 11-23-2011 01:38 PM

:D

Undertoad 11-23-2011 02:50 PM

Shouldn't it be ƒlint?

monster 11-23-2011 02:54 PM

I dunno, I assumed he seaches for that too. hey! fli~t how far does your vanity search extend? ;)

monster 11-23-2011 02:55 PM

I think She1don also performs in this way.....


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