The normal things I'm afraid of: Spiders and snakes.

The two slightly off-kilter things I'm afraid of: Fireplaces and driving behind cement trucks.

I can explain the first one, sort of: When I was three I was running around the livingroom at my old house, and hit my head on the corner of the mantel. The cut was so deep I had to get stitches. I don't remember much about it, except they wouldn't give me anything for the pain - not even anything topical - and they had to wrap me up in a papoose-type thing to keep me from kicking the doctor. At any rate, I've been leery of being near fireplaces ever since.

I don't like driving behind cement trucks, because I have this irrational fear that the part spinning the cement is going to randomly dump said cement all over me and my car.

I also don't particuarly like driving behind motorcycles, but then again I'm a weirdo.

I'm afraid of chickens, worms, snails and fish...

I am afraid of sleeping with my room door open, it must be shut at all times.

& I get really scared of pipes under water or an opening under water.
I could never swim in a swimming pool with goggles or my eyes open.
The water drain in a swimming pool really scares me for some reason lol.

You should.

On topic, I guess I most certainly might have phobias (or things I cannot stand), but I can't come up with one at the moment, hmm.

I've got a phobia of contact lenses. I'm horrified by the prospect of trying to put them on or of having them slip behind my eyes into my sockets. I'm also a little afraid of bumblebees. In the spring, some of them seem to go berserk, flying around at blinding speed and flying right at me.

Maybe those bumblebees that fly at you are shortsighted… and are afraid of contact lenses too