Newsflash: Face Tattoo`s Don`t Make You Tough!

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CoyoteKing Male, 18-29, Southern US 2994 Posts	Monday, October 24, 2011 6:05:34 PM "Fear, by its very nature, is the most rational thing there is. Being afraid of getting bitten by a poisonous spider, of being eaten by a wild animal, of falling and dying/breaking your bones, is very very rational. If we werent scared of stuff, we would wuite simply be dead. Phobias on the other hand are irrational. By definition, since they are simply irrational fears. Being afraid of spiders that you dont know for example, is a very rational fear. The spider might not look like much, but its bite could kill you. Very rational fear keeping humans and other animals alive since millions of years. Now on the other hand, if you know a certain type of spider isnt venimous, but are still afraid, thats a phobia. Arachnophobia to be precise." I second this.

morimacil123 Male, 18-29, Europe 143 Posts	Monday, October 24, 2011 11:59:40 AM "Fear, by its very nature, is irrational." No. Fear, by its very nature, is the most rational thing there is. Being afraid of getting bitten by a poisonous spider, of being eaten by a wild animal, of falling and dying/breaking your bones, is very very rational. If we werent scared of stuff, we would wuite simply be dead. Phobias on the other hand are irrational. By definition, since they are simply irrational fears. Being afraid of spiders that you dont know for example, is a very rational fear. The spider might not look like much, but its bite could kill you. Very rational fear keeping humans and other animals alive since millions of years. Now on the other hand, if you know a certain type of spider isnt venimous, but are still afraid, thats a phobia. Arachnophobia to be precise.

lostinkorea Female, 30-39, Europe 3620 Posts	Monday, October 24, 2011 9:46:23 AM I already posted my comment on youtube but he's not a coward. He`s facing his fears unlike most people. And this is probably what he sees: I am terrified of these dogs as well!

Gerry1of1 Male, 50-59, Western US 26255 Posts	Monday, October 24, 2011 7:14:53 AM A teeny tiny dog can be more viscious than a Pit Bull. The Pit Bull is just more capable of doing something about it!

MeGrendel Male, 40-49, Southern US 2410 Posts	Monday, October 24, 2011 7:08:54 AM auburnjunky-"The Chihuahua comes to mind." Amen. I don't think Chihuahuas classify as dogs. They`re really rats on acid. I realized a long time ago that the smaller an animal of a Family (biological usage there), the more high-strung (or pissed off) the animal is. A Chihuahua is much meaner than an Irish Wolfhound. A Shetland Pony has more attitude than a Quarter-horse. Short men are angrier than tall men (napoleon complex). Personally, I think it has to do with the fact that in each case, the brain is too close to the @$$hole.

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