Fear

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This note will strike fear into the heart of the evil thief.

“There is nothing to fear but fear itself because fear is for pussies!”

“Fear scares you.”

“Fear? What’s that?”

According to a popular quote (variously but incorrectly attributed to Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Oscar Wilde), "we have nothing to fear but fear itself". No other quote in the history of quotations has been so regularly and thoroughly misunderstood (with the possible exception of "trust me, I know what I'm doing"). Furthermore, whoever states this quote has never had their kneecaps stolen by a gray tooth.

The line was originally spoken by Stephen Colbert (the President-for-life of Earth), and was an attempt to explain Fearophobia; that is, a fear of fear. Fearophobia is a debilitating affliction affecting millions of people worldwide. The fear of fearing something causes the sufferer to become frightened at the mere thought of something scary. Given how scary the world is, this affliction often results in complete catatonia and a refusal to do the dishes or any other kind of house-work.

The beginning of Fear[edit | edit source]

“Fear the true God and do what I say, children.”

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He's miserable. Are you?

Fear began in 1926 after the Great War as a way for the newly homosexual American and English Soldiers to hug in public. This practice of feigning fear of an invisible enemy occurred amongst each load of newly returned soldiers, newly returned queer soldiers ... not that there's anything wrong with that ...

Eventually it caught on for all the wrong reasons, fear became a drug for the Europeans, except the Dutch who have enough drugs already namely, Back, Crack and Sack. They craved the erotic high of the unknown and thus when Vespucciland was colonised twenty years later by Oscar Wilde and his Action Rangers and Hollywood was built as a place for fuckwits to congregate it continued the tradition of fear mongering with films such as, like, The Towering Inferno, Debbie Does Dallas, Debbie Does Dallas II, Debbie Does Whats Left of Dallas, and the ever-popular Debbie Does Debbie With A Deep-Fried Donkey Dong.

I AM VICTOOOOOOOOOOR

I WILL KILL ALL CHILDREN

I WILL RISE MY PARTNER TAYTOR FROM THE DEAD

I WILL GET REVENGE FOG

Some effects of fear[edit | edit source]

Some things that occurred due to fear involve the story of Gregory, a monkey that ate a rocketship and flew to the moon in fear of the earth. This of course, made both America and Russia jealous, so they started the great lace race, in which they tried to dress up in as much lace as possible. Eventually, a man named Yergh Jachs got so scared of the lace, he burnt it all in the summer of '72. Many people attributed this burning to then Yugoslavian runner, Myani Krashnoy who was afraid of vases. Blah Blah Blah BOOOOO! Did I scare you?

Canadians and fear[edit | edit source]

While it's not usual for an entire nation to have any collective fears (except maybe when the IMF says it wants to help your economy) Canadians are all afraid of the Dark. When the night time comes or the warning of a power outage spreads through Canada's two developed towns and four villages, they break open and loot the nearest Ikea for its reasonably-priced scented candles. This was proven on How I Met Your Mother a few times (a Canadian character rather afraid of the dark). No Canadians are immune and being all afraid of the dark, it gives them a sense of distinct identity, when in fact, they are really exact copies of Americans who only eat a little better and are afraid of the dark. It can be hard to deal with Canadians and such without ever being able to put the lights off with them, but it can work to your advantage if you find yourself living there.

  • Hide valuable things or your beer in dark places and it will be stolen only during the day.
  • Canadians rarely argue or fight, but when they do, shut off the lights and sucker punch them in the back of the head. They will passively aggressively know it's you but being afraid of the dark to such a degree will make you some kind of feared and respected torturer.
  • If you are a man and have a small member (or way too big for that matter) turning the light off will distract any date from your shame (or pride).

How to find fear[edit | edit source]

Because this door is filmed this way, what could be behind it looks very scary.

Let us point out there is very much a-fearing today. Just ask that guy over there. Or girl. Or is it a dog? Or maybe a cat? I'm scared of cats. I fear them so. Also, I'm very allergic.

  1. Ask some dude walking by. "can I tke sum 3 hr questions wit u" They are more likely to say "I'm rushing, i cant, I'm afraid."
  2. Max out your card. "I'm afraid you have maxed out your card."
  3. Go to tea with some posh dudes "I'm afraid i apear to have dropped my Tilly Biscuit in my Mostly Expensive Tea!"
  4. Go to edit this page and read the IP Adress notice "I'm afraid of the IP Recording! Omfgg!" and then proceed to cry into what you think is your mum I nthe street.
  5. Go cry to someone who you think is your mum in the street, "I'm afraid I don't know you."
  6. Ask a shop assistant for a product they don't sell and they may well reply "we don't sell those ... I'm afraid".
  7. Michael Jackson's ghost in your closet.
  8. Put on thermal goggles and stare at trees. I'm afraid there's also the risk of being shot in the face. Now that's fear for ya.
  9. "I'm afraid this really isn't funny at all."
  10. Fear is being stuck in traffic when that third cup of coffee and second bran muffin kick in.
  11. Whip out your coffee stir-stick after the cops pull you over for speeding to get rid of that bran muffin. "Ballsy move sir, but I'm afraid I'll still have to taser you and let you spend an afternoon with Max 'Rusty Shank' Grimme." Fear found. (Why don't you just make 10 louder and have them all go up to 10? These go to 11.)

The death of fear[edit | edit source]

Eventually in an unforgivable faux pas George Washington and his Action Rangers decided to invade Iraq with the assistance of Jesus Christ and his 12 Discassins (half disciple, half assassin). This effectively ended the golden days of fear and solved world hunger in one fell swoop.

The golden aftermath[edit | edit source]

Dance, dance dance. Because there is no more fear. Dance, dance, dance!

However if you find yourself suddenly becoming afraid of fearing something, psychologists recommend striking yourself repeatedly in the head with a large mullet until you lose consciousness.

Fear is usually considered the mind killer; however, new research indicates that fear is actually the body killer. Needless to say this has caused much controversy in the scientific community.

Phear[edit | edit source]

Phear is very similar to fear, except it can't spell and is completely useless except for annoying people over the Internet. It is sometimes spelt ph34r, phe4r or ph3ar and could be inferred to mean "I am a complete idiot and deserve to be banned from this site."

The only exception to this is in the case of a ninja; ninjas are so bonertastic that they can use phear how n00bs mean to use it: a transcendental form of fear that surpasses terror and goes into the realms of being stalked by a ninja.

See also[edit | edit source]