lol.
CURRENTLY FLYING UNDERGROUND
>FAIL
^CRASH
>DISENGAGE CONTROL SURFACES
-crash-

My math teacher's told us tons of stories about computers doing that sort of thing.

Good thing it didn't happen with anything I'm on, all I can say.
Anyone know an agoraphobe?
I'm curious.

I have a friend who might borderline be so.

Oh, and did I mention I fear mental illness?

No you didn't. And I forgot to mention-I fear the sodium fusion test in chemistry experiments.

My biggest fear has to be small areas and tight spaces. When I was little, my cousin locked me in a dog crate and left me there for a good while. I knocked the thing over, and let me tell you I had a hard time getting up again. So yeah. Dog crates... being surrounded by taller people (unusual because of my height but still)... overcrowding... caves... stuck forever... okay I'm freaking myself out! I really need to stop.

Apollo suffers from claustrophobia(albeit minor) too.
I fear terrorist attacks on a daily basis. But I guess most in Mumbai fear it too.

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:Apollo suffers from claustrophobia(albeit minor) too.
I fear terrorist attacks on a daily basis. But I guess most in Mumbai fear it too.

That reminds me- I sometimes have an unusual fear of a large nuclear strike on the US. I think it all began when I saw the attack scene from The Day After when I was twelve.

I'm slightly clastrophobic, but it has to be a really tight space (usually one w/o a door) for me to get upset.

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Edit: Like those prison cells where you can't stand up or move around. Those terrify me.

I'm slightly scared of natural disasters and seismic actrivity, since my grandparents let me watch the weather channel when I was a toddler.

It's weird how common claustrophobia is.

Oh well, Gandhi's birthday today. So holiday! =D. Just thought I would mention it.
I fear flunking too. But since I do well usually, I never think of it, as such.

I used to fear school-type stuff, until it actually happened.
Now I just try to avoid it, I can't classify it as a feear.

For the record, my second semester of last year, my GPA began with a decimal point.
I'm good now, 3.3, or something close to that.
No, not stellar, but I'm too lazy to have a 4.0+

Dansariki wrote:For the record, my second semester of last year, my GPA began with a decimal point.

That seems like it would actually be difficult to accomplish.

Hardly.
It, well, requires a kind of special laziness that is cultivated by whom it belongs.

If fall you below a 2.0 my school kicks you out. =P

How do you calculate GPAs again, because all our report cards do is just give the numerical percentages for each class.

Dansariki wrote:Hardly.
It, well, requires a kind of special laziness that is cultivated by whom it belongs.

Eh? How many classes did you fail last year?

Also, I think a lot of people sort of crash during sophomore year. :P

Apollo wrote:If fall you below a 2.0 my school kicks you out. =P

Ah, if only my school did that, then it would force them to at least attempt to pass.

For my part I, er, have a 49% in Art. Yeah.

I failed 6 out of 8, second semester. I had a GPA beginning with a decimal point.
I'm doing better now.
:D

How do you manage to fail American public school? Truly this is a skill to behold. =D

1) Fear of any kind of permanent/eternal state. Ex.: eternity of isolation, losing a loved one, losing a part of
myself. (Physical or mental).
2) Best: Coming home after a really bad vacation. (Not the best but best in recent memory)
Worst: Becoming acquainted with the sensation of bitter cold, falling on ice, and being quite late to something important all at once.