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In October 2004 Blog Seven was a blog about fear.
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— 31 Oct 2004 Tom Comment

In October 2004 Blog Seven was a blog about fear.[…]

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A Final Fright
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— 31 Oct 2004 Tom Comment

A Final Fright
“In the shadow of the trees on the far side of the clearing something was moving. It was gliding very slowly Northward. At a first glance you might have mistaken it for smoke, for it was grey and you could see things through it. […]

dangerously high levels of spookiness
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— 31 Oct 2004 mark sinker Comment

dangerously high levels of spookiness[…]

FREAKY TRIGGER 25 SCARIEST THINGS
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— 31 Oct 2004 Magnus Comment

FREAKY TRIGGER 25 SCARIEST THINGS

1. Being bound to a table and experimented upon by a mad scientist
Yes, you read that right. That is, hands tied down, proven by mad science, the single scariest thing it is possible for the lobotomy enhanced human […]

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The Ultimate Future Shock!!!!!!
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— 31 Oct 2004 Al_Ewing 15 comments

 
? Wait, what?   MORE!! ?
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fear of desire/fear of completion
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— 31 Oct 2004 mark sinker Comment

fear of desire/fear of completion:
i was 8 or 9 when i learnt my dad was going to die: that he had parkinson’s disease, which wz incurable, and that he wz unlikely to live more than another ten years. i don’t actually remember being told[…]

THE ULTIMATE FUTURE SHOCK
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— 31 Oct 2004 Tom Comment

THE ULTIMATE FUTURE SHOCK – by Al Ewing, scanned and uploaded by me. Enjoy![…]

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