who's afraid of the big, bad wolf?
Wednesday, August 14, 2013 @ 6:58 AM
| 0 notesI currently cannot stop thinking about trypophobia.
It was mentioned by someone I don't really like.
Before you start the type what is trypophobia into the Google search bar, let me warn you it can be quite scary. Basically it's a fear or uncomfortableness you feel when you see a lot of holes, especially tiny, closely spaced holes. I think I probably do have that phobia, cos my heart started pounding real fast and I could feel my whole body heating up. If you are still curious to find out, a simple way to picture it is to think of a lotus seed pod. I think I would be okay if I saw just one. But when you Google search it, and the whole screen full of seed pods appear, it's really, really scary. I didn't even dare to search for other pictures, because I got sufficiently wise to stop before I dragged myself into a deep pit of trypophobia.
That idiot. Never mind. I had to find out what it was by Google because the dictionary didn't have an explanation. But I think if you search for lotus seed pod you will probably get the idea pretty quickly.
Okay I would probably have made you guys scared of something new. Heh. Don't kill me.
Which brings me to my point. If I still was an AEP student, I would be greatly inspired to create a piece of art work that brings in trypophobia, because "I wanted to make the audience feel uncomfortable." Although I will probably scar some people for life, including myself. And the school will put it up for display just for the sake of it, and then throw it in some pit forever.
These people probably hate seeing things like Monsters Inc. there is a monster with a lot of eyes.
Speaking of which, I did dream of Angels last night. The scary, zap you into the past/snap your thin neck/quick as lighting DW Angels. I don't want to remember, but I did frighten myself in the bathroom this morning when I thought I saw something move. Actually the sending you into the past part isn't too scary, I think it's more of the snap your neck part that really creeps out. At least you won't feel too much pain. It would be over quickly. And also the Family of Blood Sister of Mine who is the one moving in your mirror when you thought you saw something flash in the mirror. Which I also get a lot in the mornings in the bathroom.
Peter Capaldi. The Thick of It. Very cuss-y character indeed. Another very cuss-y person in real life in Martin Freeman, and his wife. I think she probably got it from him. I think he passed to Benedict Cumberbatch as well haha. Apparently he used to cuss "crumpets" which is just a delicious little British biscuit, and after filming Sherlock he started cussing "shit". Naughty Martin tsktsk. Haha and apparently they had to refilm some Hobbit scenes because well, the Hobbit is supposed to be afamily movie and the things coming out of Bilbo's mouth were highly inappropriate for children. Aww but his wife is just freaking awesome. And they are a OTP IRL.
I just confused myself. You always put "an" before a word starting with a vowel, but we don't say "an one true pairing" although we say "an OTP".
Zelo's Warrior rap is quite therapeutic heh.
Hmm I was supposed to be talking about the twelveth doctor Peter Capaldi but I obviously got distracted and I don't really have anything to say about him anyway. I will form my opinion when the 50th Anniversary episodes come out.
Sherlock trailer. Cool. Can't wait.
Maus. Nice, sad, touching book. I'd really hate to be a Jew at that time. You live in constant fear. And all your relatives die. And you know they are going to die. Not everyone was clueless as to their fate in the gas chamber, but sometimes they had no choice. Its a thousand times worse to know you are staring death in the face and exactly how you're going to die, long before you step into that fateful chamber. Some take their fate into their own hands, unwilling to face the chambers. But then I can't really understand why the lady took the life of other people's children into her own hands. Her own life, her children's life, but other people's children's lives? I'm not sure. I mean they'd probably die anyway, but are you robbing them of a chance to escape? A chance to live? Or are you sparing them from a pitiful death and the suffering that comes before it? Well, that's making the book sounds really morbid, but actually it is relatively light hearted for a book about the lives of the Jew in Nazi Europe, because the book is in comic form and the Jews are drawn as mice and the Nazis as cats.
Okay, really need to finish my IH SBQ now.
who's afraid of the big, bad wolf?
Wednesday, August 14, 2013 @ 6:58 AM
| 0 notesI currently cannot stop thinking about trypophobia.
It was mentioned by someone I don't really like.
Before you start the type what is trypophobia into the Google search bar, let me warn you it can be quite scary. Basically it's a fear or uncomfortableness you feel when you see a lot of holes, especially tiny, closely spaced holes. I think I probably do have that phobia, cos my heart started pounding real fast and I could feel my whole body heating up. If you are still curious to find out, a simple way to picture it is to think of a lotus seed pod. I think I would be okay if I saw just one. But when you Google search it, and the whole screen full of seed pods appear, it's really, really scary. I didn't even dare to search for other pictures, because I got sufficiently wise to stop before I dragged myself into a deep pit of trypophobia.
That idiot. Never mind. I had to find out what it was by Google because the dictionary didn't have an explanation. But I think if you search for lotus seed pod you will probably get the idea pretty quickly.
Okay I would probably have made you guys scared of something new. Heh. Don't kill me.
Which brings me to my point. If I still was an AEP student, I would be greatly inspired to create a piece of art work that brings in trypophobia, because "I wanted to make the audience feel uncomfortable." Although I will probably scar some people for life, including myself. And the school will put it up for display just for the sake of it, and then throw it in some pit forever.
These people probably hate seeing things like Monsters Inc. there is a monster with a lot of eyes.
Speaking of which, I did dream of Angels last night. The scary, zap you into the past/snap your thin neck/quick as lighting DW Angels. I don't want to remember, but I did frighten myself in the bathroom this morning when I thought I saw something move. Actually the sending you into the past part isn't too scary, I think it's more of the snap your neck part that really creeps out. At least you won't feel too much pain. It would be over quickly. And also the Family of Blood Sister of Mine who is the one moving in your mirror when you thought you saw something flash in the mirror. Which I also get a lot in the mornings in the bathroom.
Peter Capaldi. The Thick of It. Very cuss-y character indeed. Another very cuss-y person in real life in Martin Freeman, and his wife. I think she probably got it from him. I think he passed to Benedict Cumberbatch as well haha. Apparently he used to cuss "crumpets" which is just a delicious little British biscuit, and after filming Sherlock he started cussing "shit". Naughty Martin tsktsk. Haha and apparently they had to refilm some Hobbit scenes because well, the Hobbit is supposed to be afamily movie and the things coming out of Bilbo's mouth were highly inappropriate for children. Aww but his wife is just freaking awesome. And they are a OTP IRL.
I just confused myself. You always put "an" before a word starting with a vowel, but we don't say "an one true pairing" although we say "an OTP".
Zelo's Warrior rap is quite therapeutic heh.
Hmm I was supposed to be talking about the twelveth doctor Peter Capaldi but I obviously got distracted and I don't really have anything to say about him anyway. I will form my opinion when the 50th Anniversary episodes come out.
Sherlock trailer. Cool. Can't wait.
Maus. Nice, sad, touching book. I'd really hate to be a Jew at that time. You live in constant fear. And all your relatives die. And you know they are going to die. Not everyone was clueless as to their fate in the gas chamber, but sometimes they had no choice. Its a thousand times worse to know you are staring death in the face and exactly how you're going to die, long before you step into that fateful chamber. Some take their fate into their own hands, unwilling to face the chambers. But then I can't really understand why the lady took the life of other people's children into her own hands. Her own life, her children's life, but other people's children's lives? I'm not sure. I mean they'd probably die anyway, but are you robbing them of a chance to escape? A chance to live? Or are you sparing them from a pitiful death and the suffering that comes before it? Well, that's making the book sounds really morbid, but actually it is relatively light hearted for a book about the lives of the Jew in Nazi Europe, because the book is in comic form and the Jews are drawn as mice and the Nazis as cats.
Okay, really need to finish my IH SBQ now.
hobbit.whovian.sherlockian.