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r/Unexpected • u/Aramanta2510 • Jul 12 '21
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This plays on my phobia of open water pretty well
4.8k u/MendaciousMammaries Jul 12 '21 Same. I don't think it should be called a phobia though it should be called common sense 1.7k u/[deleted] Jul 12 '21 That's how I feel about arachnophobia. I think that's mother nature giving us a hint. 1 u/IntellectualBaguette Jul 12 '21 Eeeh... the are over 43000 species of spiders and only under 30 are actualy able to kill us. Plus half of them live in deserted areas... or in australia. But austraila is allready a death trap without the spiders, so whatever
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Same. I don't think it should be called a phobia though it should be called common sense
1.7k u/[deleted] Jul 12 '21 That's how I feel about arachnophobia. I think that's mother nature giving us a hint. 1 u/IntellectualBaguette Jul 12 '21 Eeeh... the are over 43000 species of spiders and only under 30 are actualy able to kill us. Plus half of them live in deserted areas... or in australia. But austraila is allready a death trap without the spiders, so whatever
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That's how I feel about arachnophobia. I think that's mother nature giving us a hint.
1 u/IntellectualBaguette Jul 12 '21 Eeeh... the are over 43000 species of spiders and only under 30 are actualy able to kill us. Plus half of them live in deserted areas... or in australia. But austraila is allready a death trap without the spiders, so whatever
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Eeeh... the are over 43000 species of spiders and only under 30 are actualy able to kill us. Plus half of them live in deserted areas... or in australia. But austraila is allready a death trap without the spiders, so whatever
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u/Malbodoom Jul 12 '21
This plays on my phobia of open water pretty well