
Bathory asks: What was the most scared you've ever been? How brown were your pants?
( , Thu 5 Apr 2012, 13:32)
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Now most kids were scared of ghosts and monsters, those shadows that terrorise you in the night, but my fear was a very real one.
Fire
My Dad constantly fretted about house fires and never tired of telling me how serious they were and how a TV left plugged in overnight or a slightly coiled cable could cause us all to perish in an inferno.
Cruely, to coincide with my Dad's terrifying lectures, in the mid-late 80s there were a series of Public Info Films on the TV all concerning the threat of house fires, how two breaths of smoke is fatal and how every electrical appliance is conspiring to send you to a firey doom. They always seemed to be on just before bedtime too!
Here are some of the most notorious ones that caused me sleepless nights:
youtu.be/92xPM7JR2NU
youtu.be/3bVQ_0TyUSI
youtu.be/GGRDS7Lr5Yo
eeep!
( , Mon 9 Apr 2012, 12:15, 2 replies)

Those are scary! I didn't see them when they came out though, what with me being a 'yoof' an all.
( , Wed 11 Apr 2012, 23:52, closed)
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