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    Thursday, May 04, 2006
    things that freak me out

    i'm a big scaredy-cat. i'm not a fan of horror films or any disturbing image that will coincidentally flash in my mind at night, when the lights are out and everybody else is asleep except me. however, there are some things that scare me more than the usual monster that hides under the bed. these are:


    1. sadako

    for those who've seen "the ring", sadako has been a part of our nightmares which are recalled to reality everytime we hear a sudden phone call or catch a glimpse of a vhs tape or a tv with no signal. no other long-haired, white gown-wearing girl can scare me like this villain-slash-victim who pops out of the tv and then crawls with her nail-less fingers towards the screaming victim. and what scares me the most is that one never really knows what the hell sadako does to the poor victim to end up with an eerie post-mortem face. she just stands in front, maybe show her eyes (yeeep!) and then voila! the next morning, you find the victim with that startled, contorted face that I don't even want to describe right now. and you know what's funny? even if the first installment scared the living daylights out of me, i still watched the entire ring trilogy.


    2. the sto. niņo

    i can't understand why they would make an old-looking kid in a stiff triangular dress with tons of shiny accessories as the icon of the child Jesus. for me there are two types of sto. niņos. first is the one with the gaudy triangle dress, crown and holding a scepter or globe with cross on top. this version is usually small in size so that it fits the mini-altars in your homes. the other is the chubby type, dressed in simple top and shorts and bearing a long cross. this version is usually large in size and found in chapels or in commercial establishments (for luck??). but whatever type or size it is, the image of that eerie serene face with its big eyes and curly hair staring at me is one of the things that flash in my mind whenever i lay sleepless and paranoid at night.

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    1. any kind of FROG!

    okay, so frogs aren't really that dangerous or scary unlike snakes or spiders. they don't bite or sting or do something evil or mischievous. In fact, they really don't do much other than sit still, hop around and blow up their throats to produce those mating noises (which, by the way is like a foreboding signal for me to run away). i don't know. they're just so freakin' creepy! most of them are slimy but what gets me the most is those huge bullfrogs with rough, wart-laden skin. ugh! facing something like that is the ultimate nightmare for me. i'm so freaked out with frogs that the mere sight of them produces goose bumps and would make me scream and jump about like the most embarrassing sissy that I am. everytime i encounter one on the road, i fear that it might jump and stick its slimy, warty body to my leg and if ever that happens (knock on wood), i am certain that i will pass out. give me cockroaches, spiders, rats, even big snakes any day. just not these slimy, warty amphibians.

    now i'm wondering why the hell i even pasted images here.


    Posted at 11:41 pm by heratic

    hera
    May 12, 2006   12:51 AM PDT
     
    ric-- your art pieces are disturbing which makes them really effective. asteeg! :D

    corsair-- event horizon? hmm... i'll research this on the net. nightmares for a week? whoa, baka di ko makayanan yan. hehe

    hmm... i wonder if you scream like a girl at the sight of a spider. :D
    Corsarius
    May 11, 2006   01:44 AM PDT
     
    "i'm not a fan of horror films or any disturbing image that will coincidentally flash in my mind at night"

    pareho pala tayo. watched Event Horizon? such a gruesome sci-fi flick. gave me nightmares for one week. no kiddin.

    at least you're not afraid of spiders. arachnophobic here ;)
    ric
    May 10, 2006   07:05 PM PDT
     
    Regarding your rant about disturbing images, check out my gallery here: http://mental-noise.deviantart.com/gallery and tell me if you enjoy your visit.

    I hope it doesn't scare you. =D
    hera
    May 9, 2006   10:39 PM PDT
     
    light-- i agree, some fears do start from childhood. or maybe you're afraid of snakes bec they remind you of a traumatic event? hmm... not a psychologist though. hehe

    jane / yam / trans-- although sadako reminds us of the white lady but she's in a different level when it comes to being the sinister avenger. her life story is interesting enough for me to watch all three "ringu" movies.

    Gangadhar
    May 9, 2006   08:26 PM PDT
     
    Hera,
    First time on your blog,i think..loved dis post...
    btw good to see you on moi blog....
    keep visiting...
    transience
    May 9, 2006   04:36 PM PDT
     
    aye on sadako. best horror icon ever.
    yayam
    May 9, 2006   02:30 PM PDT
     
    nakakatakot talaga si sadako!!! hindi ko nakumpleto yung the ring talaga..wahehhe..:p
    jane
    May 9, 2006   05:16 AM PDT
     
    Sadako freaked me out too :(
    little light
    May 9, 2006   02:20 AM PDT
     
    i'd scream my lungs out if i see a picture of a snake. i believe our fears rooted from sometime during our childhood. i am trying to find out how i got mine.
    hera
    May 8, 2006   04:18 PM PDT
     
    guy-- i am a weirdo, i know. and i don't think i could kiss a frog even if it's my handsome prince. i can't even look at an actual frog.

    gab-- haha, thanks for sharing that experience. at the heigh of the ring scare, people have been on their toes whenever a phone would ring.

    maybe that's because they're just pictures. but i'd still scream my lungs out whenever i'd see a frog.

    bomalabs-- malabo ka pa rin hanggang ngayon.

    ade-- fortunately for me, we didn't have to dissect frogs during high school.
    ade
    May 8, 2006   08:19 AM PDT
     
    hahahaha! Love this post.

    Yep, Sadako (and her american counterpart, Samara) gave me the creeps. And the Ringu trilogy rocks, it's worth getting scared.

    BTW, how did you get past highschoolbiology if frogs creeped you out? Please do tell!
    bomalabs
    May 7, 2006   07:02 PM PDT
     
    okey naman matakot ng paminsan-minsan, 'wag lang palagi... pano mo malalaman ang kaya mo, ang pwedeng mangyari kung parati kang matatakot, pano' na...

    wala lang.
    gab3
    May 6, 2006   10:11 AM PDT
     
    "now i'm wondering why the hell i even pasted images here."

    --> only means you're overcoming your fears. :)

    i won't ever forget that movie, the ring. while we were watching it on tv, the phone rang. and since my youngest brother is the one closest to the phone, though a bit hesitant, he grabbed it. i can still remember the look on his face when he told us that no one was answering. the phone rang again after a few moments and it turned out that it was my friend trying to call me and he had to put the receiver down for he was suddenly summoned by his boss. my little brother could have killed my friend if he saw him that night.
    snglguy
    May 5, 2006   11:40 AM PDT
     
    I can understand you getting freaked out by Sadako, but by the Sto. Nino? I guess going inside a Chinese temple is out of the question then, what with all those statues of the different deities looking down on you.

    You're not afraid of snakes, cockroaches, spiders, and rats. But is terrified of...frogs. But what if that's your 'handsome prince'? Hehe :-)
     

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