What's your biggest fear?

One minute to Wapner. Definitely a very good driver.

 

And I have never really been badly hurt. I have done some soft tissue damage, and broken ONE bone (bone in hand) and cracked a few.

And I have raced/ridden motorcycles my whole life, and been an athlete my whole life.

My worry would be have I been storing it all up for one BIG one :wow:

 

I have a fear of not being able to move, if that makes sense. I can't deal with the feeling that I can't go anywhere or move or get up or do something different.

Like being locked in someplace, or tied down, or shit like that. Or even just being told that I "can't leave my office" will aggravate the fuck out of me and I will go apeshit. Whether I had planned on leaving or not, is irrelevent, I just have to know that I CAN if I want to.

 

Ok, im gonna stop now.

 

Holy...yeah that's it exactly. Even. Hate it!
Must be hereditary 'cause my mom would check the doors, lights, stove, everything, over and over, before we left the house.

Could be worse: know someone who if they drive somewhere, they have to go do the whole drive again. Last one was north Jersey to Boston. 5 hours! :wow:

 

You are one fucked up dude :lmao


Id like to see you do a hearing test . I bet it would be funny as fuck to watch.

 

There's a youtube video of an antenna worker climbing about 1800-2000 feet that's f'ing unreal.

 

QFT

 

lmao, i wanna see that too

 

1) Addiction (again)

2) Cancer (again)

BTDT with both of those, have a healthy fear of returning to either.

3) Candiru

 

There is a youtube video of me climbing a water tower if you look for it . Two or three of them from one tower that is close to 300ft. Some family and friends wanted to see, so I carried my go-pro up.

Id love to climb one of those 2000 ft radio towers, once. Only once. Just to do it. But fuck all that. I sigh every time I get to a water tower these days. I am not afraid, it is just a lot of work

I do want to do this too , radio tower on top of empire state building

 

Getting old.

 

Too late for me to be afraid of that.

 

Heights, and gangstas. and the mexican mafia and electricity

 

I'm not ready to be old.

 

It's funny, I never had claustrophobia once in my entire life until my first MRI.

It felt like being in a coffin - and it didn't matter what kind of music or air was pumped in. Had to exit out and go for an open MRI after that.

 

OK, f@ck that. I wouldn't say I'm afraid of heights, but the notion of being high enough that if something happened you'd be falling for long enough to get out your cellphone & call the wife and tell her goodbye is nucking futs.


My fear: fire. 2nd degree burns on over half my back (and the accompanying daily debridement sessions for 3 weeks thereafter) are to blame for that one. If you're ever in a burning building/car/whatever & I'm your only hope, you better get out your cellphone & call your wife!

 

High side! I have got be the latest mofo back on the right grip. Honestly its the only thing I can think of that I'm truly affraid of.

 

Dancing.....
Last time was when my daughter got married, and then it under a death threat.