Maybe you can’t sneeze and stay asleep. But I have been awakened by a sneeze.
The cure for koumpounophobia is getting your junk caught in your zipper just once.
why would anyone be afraid of a little, plastic or metal disk with which to secure your clothing?
Sneezing may not be possible, but passing gas is another story entirely.
Just now reading an article in Scientific American magazine on electric eels!
Years ago, I read that an electric eel can also discharge a shock capable of killing divers from 20 feet away.
I’d like to play button button who’s got the button with someone who’s afraid of them. It’s a cinch that they go through quite a few pullovers.
Did the eels help Edison out?
Take care and may God bless.
Enough electricity to light up 10 electric bulbs? Watts? Volts? Amps? Joules? For an instant? For a few seconds? Incandescents? LEDs? CFLs? THIS IS IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
And snoring isn’t possible when you’re awake.
Forget cats and dogs. Let’s adopt electric eels!
I did cultivate a fear of button Levi’s when I was a kid. Too slow for an emergency pee run.
Coughing is.
What do you call a fear of hooks? Peterpanafobia?
The NEED to sneeze will wake you up enough to do so. You may not even remember so the net effect is the same.
Buttons? Are you serious?
Does a terrible fear of buttons exist at all?
How many Watts?
Which is why electric eels aren’t afraid of the dark…
So I guess I have koumpoundomania? Or koumpoundophilia? I really like buttons, but those definitely sound made-up…
What is the sense of giving us ancient greek translations of some irrelevant mindsets or psychotic illnesses? Or do I simply have Lirophobia?
pearlsbs about 5 years ago
Maybe you can’t sneeze and stay asleep. But I have been awakened by a sneeze.
Leroy about 5 years ago
The cure for koumpounophobia is getting your junk caught in your zipper just once.
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
why would anyone be afraid of a little, plastic or metal disk with which to secure your clothing?
jvn about 5 years ago
Sneezing may not be possible, but passing gas is another story entirely.
whahoppened about 5 years ago
Just now reading an article in Scientific American magazine on electric eels!
therese_callahan2002 about 5 years ago
Years ago, I read that an electric eel can also discharge a shock capable of killing divers from 20 feet away.
jasonsnakelover about 5 years ago
I’d like to play button button who’s got the button with someone who’s afraid of them. It’s a cinch that they go through quite a few pullovers.
jasonsnakelover about 5 years ago
Did the eels help Edison out?
Take care and may God bless.
TwoHedWlf about 5 years ago
Enough electricity to light up 10 electric bulbs? Watts? Volts? Amps? Joules? For an instant? For a few seconds? Incandescents? LEDs? CFLs? THIS IS IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
Gent about 5 years ago
And snoring isn’t possible when you’re awake.
Gent about 5 years ago
Forget cats and dogs. Let’s adopt electric eels!
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 5 years ago
I did cultivate a fear of button Levi’s when I was a kid. Too slow for an emergency pee run.
fuzzbucket Premium Member about 5 years ago
Coughing is.
1soni about 5 years ago
What do you call a fear of hooks? Peterpanafobia?
JanBic Premium Member about 5 years ago
The NEED to sneeze will wake you up enough to do so. You may not even remember so the net effect is the same.
ex window inspector about 5 years ago
Buttons? Are you serious?
Spock about 5 years ago
Does a terrible fear of buttons exist at all?
Spock about 5 years ago
How many Watts?
craigwestlake about 5 years ago
Which is why electric eels aren’t afraid of the dark…
Taracinablue about 5 years ago
So I guess I have koumpoundomania? Or koumpoundophilia? I really like buttons, but those definitely sound made-up…
Spock about 5 years ago
What is the sense of giving us ancient greek translations of some irrelevant mindsets or psychotic illnesses? Or do I simply have Lirophobia?