I'm going to ask you all a weird question....

[BCNHF]

And it goes like this;

Is there alot of butterflies in central florida and the parks?


I know, I know just....i'm afraid of butterflies . And I run like a baby when one comes near me. It's quite a site to see, a 6'1 220 lb man running from a butterfly :O.

 

[napnet]

ummm... yeah there are a good bit of butterflies in Florida... :lookaroun

 

[Nemo14]

....but they don't bite!

 

[maelstrom]

Butterflies won't hurt you. They are quite beautiful and kind of friendly. They just want to taste you.

 

[BCNHF]

They get to taste a rock when they're next to me. ^_^

 

[DisneySaint]

Haha, this post takes the cake. I've seen people afraid of bugs (I am petrified of wasps/bees) but, butterflies? Link to me ONE article of a butterfly harming someone and I'll dress as Cinderella!

 

[Tigggrl]

Hey Guys Be nice! We all have our fears, and if this person has a hard time with Butterflies, so be it! It's not nice to judge....Now, I would stay away from the english gardens in Epcot. They are known for having a butterfly garden....and TRY to enjoy your trip!

 

[DisneySaint]

I'm not judging at all. It's silly is all I was saying. A fear easily overcome by a nice trip to a Butterfly Room!

 

[maelstrom]

Haha, this post takes the cake. I've seen people afraid of bugs (I am petrified of wasps/bees) but, butterflies? Link to me ONE article of a butterfly harming someone and I'll dress as Cinderella!

I'm petrified of wasps/bees/hornets/yellow jackets/all bugs that fly and sting. I run around screaming and swatting when they come near me. Didn't have a problem until a wasp stung me. I don't know why I'm so scared of getting stung. I'm not allergic or anything.

 

[barnum42]

There are all sorts of flying bugs in Florida. Some pretty impressive dragonfies from what I recal, but no more butterflies than anyplace else I've been.

 

[Tim G]

And it goes like this;

Is there alot of butterflies in central florida and the parks?


I know, I know just....i'm afraid of butterflies...

Well... There is the Mylaphosis Giganticus Typlisus Mouriasus
That's a 7 foot butterfly who's extremely dangerous to dudes above 6 feet and over 200lbs... So dunno... :lookaroun

 

[napnet]

Well... There is the Mylaphosis Giganticus Typlisus Mouriasus
That's a 7 foot butterfly who's extremely dangerous to dudes above 6 feet and over 200lbs... So dunno... :lookaroun

Crap... that includes me... maybe i should re-evaluate my fears!

 

[BCNHF]

It's not the actual bug bug, it's their wings and how they flap em. It just does it in for me for some reason.

 

[ZambeziZelda]

Well, whenever I went to Disney World, I didn't really notice any butterflies. I'm sure they will be easily avoidable. If not, well...maybe it'll help you overcome your fear. Good Luck.

 

[maelstrom]

Don't go during the Flower & Garden Festival. They have a butterfly tent set up. I think it's beautiful. But it might kill you.

 

[BCNHF]

Don't go during the Flower & Garden Festival. They have a butterfly tent set up. I think it's beautiful. But it might kill you.

Heh yeah, I wouldn't step ten feet near that thing. The idea of a butterfly on me is just....ugh.

 

[Scar Junior]

Yeah, we all have fears. Me? I'm afraid of commitment. Especially when on the CP!!!

Anyway, there are butterflies. But what constitutes "a lot?"

 

[BCNHF]

1.
:brick::dazzle:

 

[MBrantleyIUP]

I hear the Yeti inside expedition everest eats butterflies, so i'm sure you will be alright

 

[Anthony95]

Yeah, we all have fears. Me? I'm afraid of commitment. Especially when on the CP!!!

Anyway, there are butterflies. But what constitutes "a lot?"

1.
:brick::dazzle:

ctfu!

i love it!

i'm laughing with you, not at you. fears are not impossible to manage or get over, but, they are difficult.

its usually when you have a fear of something that you are most aware of them being around you. most of us would not notice the actual amount of butterflies around us, but you could probably count them all day long and have us by how many there actually are flying around (i can't get that last sentence straight)

but this brings me to a question i read in the 'book of questions' about 10 years ago:

if killing a butterfly would bring you lots of money, would you do it? what about a roach?

of course, me? the butterfly would have to go! and i'm sure you, BCNHF wouldn't have a problem doing so either! lol

the logic behind the question, assuming most people would choose to kill the roach, was, what makes a living animal so beautiful any more valuable than another living animal simply because of how it looks?

okay i think i got to deep with this one :lookaroun