So tell me... What was in YOUR closet as a kid?

[Trael]

CLOWNS!!!!! i hate clowns still!

I never had a nightmares with clowns, but then again I never had to be asleep to be "bothered" by them....

I watched the movie IT a bit too young I suppose. -shudders at the idea of Tim Curry in a clown suit- He's a great actor and by himself isn't scary but....

Most of my friends who are freaked out by clowns say it's because of that movie....I watched it..still not scared...I honestly found the movie quite funny.

[BFM_SüprM@ñ]

CLOWNS!!!!! i hate clowns still!

I never had a nightmares with clowns, but then again I never had to be asleep to be "bothered" by them....

I watched the movie IT a bit too young I suppose. -shudders at the idea of Tim Curry in a clown suit- He's a great actor and by himself isn't scary but....

Most of my friends who are freaked out by clowns say it's because of that movie....I watched it..still not scared...I honestly found the movie quite funny.

If I remember correctly I was four when I watched it. >.>

[BFM_Kiwi]

There was indescribable horror in my closet.  An evil, dark terror that haunted me.  There were no words to describe it, but I now know it to have been Enoch.
 

[BFM_Xtr3me]

Tanxs1 was in my closet always trying to put gum in my hair ruining my school picture days

[RadZakpak]

Tanxs1 was in my closet always trying to put gum in my hair ruining my school picture days

You poor thing

[Marty]

Clothes.

[gamepanther]

Nothing but I'm a tiny bit arachaphobic so I say Spiders I is a big boy like Tanxs1

[Tanxs1]

@Xtreme, LOL

@Panther, it's "Arachnaphobia". And no, your not a big boy.

[Soul]

Eh, nothing was in my closet, they were more stuck into my wall... and it was my toys =[ I busted a second whole in the wall to get them out.. mom was mad.

[Lucky]

@Panther, it's "Arachnaphobia". And no, your not a big boy.

Actually, the correct term is you're.  Your implies that the person being spoken to has possession of whatever is being spoken about.  Remember that you're is actually a combination of two words and thus fulfills two very important roles in a sentence or clause.  Because it includes both a pronoun and a verb, you're will always be the subject and at least part of the verb of any clause in which it appears.

[Tanxs1]

 

[Marty]

@Panther, it's "Arachnaphobia". And no, your not a big boy.

Actually, the correct term is you're.  Your implies that the person being spoken to has possession of whatever is being spoken about.  Remember that you're is actually a combination of two words and thus fulfills two very important roles in a sentence or clause.  Because it includes both a pronoun and a verb, you're will always be the subject and at least part of the verb of any clause in which it appears.

Actually, when trying to quote a word that is the subject of a sentence (especially when said word would not fit in the grammar or syntax of the sentence without being a quote) it is generally accepted that you use quotation marks, rather than italics. So the above should read:

Actually, the correct term is 'you're'.  'Your' implies that the person being spoken to has possession of whatever is being spoken about.  Remember that 'you're' is actually a combination of two words and thus fulfills two very important roles in a sentence or clause.  Because it includes both a pronoun and a verb, 'you're' will always be the subject and at least part of the verb of any clause in which it appears.

You should at least have had the consistency to place the last 'you're' in italics as well.

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[Tanxs1]

Thanks Marty!

[Lucky]

@Panther, it's "Arachnaphobia". And no, your not a big boy.

Actually, the correct term is you're.  Your implies that the person being spoken to has possession of whatever is being spoken about.  Remember that you're is actually a combination of two words and thus fulfills two very important roles in a sentence or clause.  Because it includes both a pronoun and a verb, you're will always be the subject and at least part of the verb of any clause in which it appears.

Actually, when trying to quote a word that is the subject of a sentence (especially when said word would not fit in the grammar or syntax of the sentence without being a quote) it is generally accepted that you use quotation marks, rather than italics. So the above should read:

Actually, the correct term is 'you're'.  'Your' implies that the person being spoken to has possession of whatever is being spoken about.  Remember that 'you're' is actually a combination of two words and thus fulfills two very important roles in a sentence or clause.  Because it includes both a pronoun and a verb, 'you're' will always be the subject and at least part of the verb of any clause in which it appears.

You should at least have had the consistency to place the last 'you're' in italics as well.

</tongue_in_cheek>

Since we are on a forum and use BBCode, the correct term would be [/tongue_in_cheek].  You are mixing this up with HTML code, which uses the 'greater/less than' brackets.

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