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  1. 7th-October-2003, 02:08 PM #61
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    Originally posted by Forte
    Yes...
    They **** you up your mum and dad. They might not mean to but they do. They give you all of their own faults then add some extra just for you...
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    Yes, I'd agree with that, my monkey & sick phobias stem from my family....
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  2. 7th-October-2003, 02:28 PM #62
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    Originally posted by Forte
    Yes...
    They **** you up your mum and dad. They might not mean to but they do. They give you all of their own faults then add some extra just for you...
    Originally posted by Pammy
    Yes, I'd agree with that, my monkey & sick phobias stem from my family....
    But ya gotta luv em....at least, that's what the counciller tells me
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  3. 8th-October-2003, 09:42 AM #63
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    Originally posted by Boomer
    But ya gotta luv em....at least, that's what the counciller tells me
    Is McGregster your counciller by any chance?
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  4. 8th-October-2003, 10:01 AM #64
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    Originally posted by Pammy
    Is McGregster your counciller by any chance?
    You've got to be joking He'd be on at me to dressup in stockings, and stilettos (spelling?), and garter-belts, and panties an things, and advising on colours with advice about the perils of fishnet and latex garments...got myself all hot under the coller now thank you

    Gods ! Me in that outfit Now there's something to be phobic off...
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  5. 8th-October-2003, 10:05 AM #65
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    Originally posted by Boomer
    and panties an things
    Actually, he prefers it if you forget those
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  6. 8th-October-2003, 10:39 AM #66
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    Originally posted by Boomer
    You've got to be joking He'd be on at me to dressup in stockings, and stilettos (spelling?), and garter-belts, and panties an things, and advising on colours with advice about the perils of fishnet and latex garments...got myself all hot under the coller now thank you


    sorry.....................what's wrong with this ???? fishnets are great but they're hell to keep pulling up. And I keep my latex for very special occasions
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  7. 8th-October-2003, 11:45 AM #67
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    Originally posted by Bill
    ... I keep my latex for very special occasions
    Suddenly Michelle fief...pfef..pfepfer...catwoman looses her appeal.


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  8. 24th-October-2003, 05:04 PM #68
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    This whole thread has got me thinking about my phobia in a whole new way and the monkey side of it (as most people seem to think it is somewhat odd).

    After some research on ebay I have actually found a picture of the creature that started the whole monkey phobia off; although I cannot remember exactly how, but I'm sure my dear family member (pictured) could elaborate on what she used to do to me with Jacko the creature from hell:reallymad as an innocent, vulnerable child!

    He's horrible isn't he? Is it just me but he is a freaky looking toy isn't he??? I hate him I hate him.

    I'm going to e-mail Amanda now and demand answers!!!

    I'm scarred for life

    PS The hardest part of all this is guessing who is Amanda, who is Pammy and who is Jacko!
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  9. 24th-October-2003, 07:54 PM #69
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    That is one scary face...(the monkey! The monkey!)
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    Commitment was my biggest 'phobia'
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  11. 3rd-November-2003, 06:25 PM #71
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    Originally posted by Pammy
    He's horrible isn't he? Is it just me but he is a freaky looking toy isn't he??? I hate him I hate him.

    I'm going to e-mail Amanda now and demand answers!!!
    It is just you.
    What was Amanda's response?

    PS. Jacko looks suspiciously like a chimpanzee, rather than a monkey.
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  12. 4th-November-2003, 10:08 AM #72
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    Originally posted by Graham
    It is just you.
    What was Amanda's response?

    PS. Jacko looks suspiciously like a chimpanzee, rather than a monkey.
    Response: Very funny Spooch! Looking on the bright side, one hardly ever sees monkeys but spiders are everywhere (believe me!)

    Don't see what's funny though

    I think he is indeed a Chimp!

    You seen the surf advert?

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  13. 4th-November-2003, 10:20 AM #73
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    Originally posted by Pammy
    Response: Very funny Spooch! Looking on the bright side, one hardly ever sees monkeys but spiders are everywhere (believe me!)
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    Be that as it may, but most spiderphobes (its too early) are only scared of the real thing...you madam are even scared of monkey toys....which can be everywhere ....if you’re not careful Plus, you never know where the real thing is....
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  14. 4th-November-2003, 10:22 AM #74
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    Originally posted by Boomer
    Be that as it may, but most spiderphobes (its too early) are only scared of the real thing...you madam are even scared of monkey toys....which [i]can be everywhere[i] ....if you’re not careful Plus, you never know where the real thing is....
    Hey, MonkeyBoy, was I talking t'you?

    Get back to your sprouts; at the double!

    Maggot!

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