What was your childhood phobia?

[Jono 36]

What were you scared of as a child?

Following the discussion today at college many were scared of santa, I revealed I wasn't, but I was scared of people on stilts... yes, you get a lot of them around...

What was your childhood phobia?

[Kelly 10]

I was, and still am :oops:, terrified of Rolf Harris. *shudders*

[Ema 10]

Michael Jackson-still have that phobia.

Spiders-but I overcome it last night and actually picked up one-im a celeb stylee.

Crocs and Sharks-I still freak out to this day.

Clowns :oops:

[John 10]

I was and still am scared of spiders. One of my biggest fears though is of mime acts. Particurlarly those that are all grey or all blue and dont look like they are meant to be real

[Ema 10]

I actually thought this thread said Childhood photos at first and I thought "noo no-ones seeing any of me!" :oops:

[Ema 10]

*has killed the thread*

[John 10]

These scare the hell out of me

[Jono 36]

Hehe, they're amazing. I met some in London in the Summer.

[Ema 10]

These scare the hell out of me

One of them jumped on me at the Edinburgh fringe festival, I dropped my free can of beer cos of it!:cry:

[John 10]

One of them jumped on me at the Edinburgh fringe festival, I dropped my free can of beer cos of it!:cry:

It was asking you for ID!

[Ema 10]

It was asking you for ID!

Bahh likely,it got silver spray paint all over my black t-shirt-urgh.

[Grace 10]

We have a dude like that who asses around in Southampton.

Saw him on the bus once, it made me snigger to myself.

[Bexy 10]

Don't really remember having any phobias as such when I was a kid, but apparently I was really funny with food. I'm told that I used to cry if you put any gravy or sauce on my food, and I used to eat bars of chocolate with a spoon so I wouldn't get melted chocolate on my hands! I'm such a freak! :-?

[Danny 10]

Going to the barbers to get my hair cut was something I never liked as a child, as to be honest, I'm not really keen on getting it cut nowadays.

[Lucinda 10]

I was also scared of getting my hair cut, I didn't like it. I still don't, but I will have it done once I get home.

I used to be scared of dogs when I was really young, because I got chased by a dog which was bigger than me when I was about 3 years old, but I got over that. I still prefer cats though.

[Kelly 10]

I was terrified of alsatians for a good few years after one attacked me. I've still got the scar on my back. :-( To this day, if I see one that I don't know, I start shaking.

[demonhorse 11]

Going to the barbers to get my hair cut was something I never liked as a child, as to be honest, I'm not really keen on getting it cut nowadays.

Me too... most people I know were scared of the dentists, but I loved going to the dentists

think a hairdresser might have cut my ear when I was young.

[DC 83]

the channel 4 logo.

[Lucinda 10]

I used to be quite freaked out by that thing on BBC2 when there was nothing on with the kid and the blackboard (sorry, chalkboard - gotta be PC) and that horrible ringing noise.

[DC 83]

the test card, i knew it was really late when i saw that and i needed to be asleep. they don't show that anymore do they?

[Jono 36]

Asian Channels used to scare me. One particular one that came on before Nickelodeon in the morning on analogue Sky. Ahhh!

[DC 83]

al jazzera with frequent hostage showings is one weird one.

[callum 10]

Helicopters

[demonhorse 11]

Looking at pre-CS pics, I wonder if Jono's fear was the same as mine.

[Monitorabbit 10]

Stairs, I used to have bad dreams about them too. Also lifts, so it was a bit of a ground floor existence for a while. The Eiffel Tower helped me as I didn't want to miss out and not share the experience with my friends (I was on a school trip). There used to be access to the old tower of the ruined Coventry Cathedral, that was seriously scary with a spiral of stairs with just a sheer drop down a big hole in the middle and no rail to hold on to. Really scary stairs are the ones that are made of wrought iron so you can see down through them, or ones that have no handrail :shock: