I had two surgeries on my right leg after a nasty break. The guy giving me the drugs (no way I'm spelling anaesthesiologistxlqyz) said "OK. YOu're goign to taste garlic and your arm will get warm. When that happens, count backwards from 10"
A few seconds later, I tasted garlic and my arm got warm. I counted "10, 9..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"
I can pop both of my shoulders out. 4 Dislocations and 2 surgeries on the left shoulder - 2 Dislocations and 1 surgery on the right shoulder. Good times, and I'm only 18.
The idea is simple: post one thing about you that may not be detectable upon first glance.
For instance: I was born with Achilles tendons that were too short. As a result, I learned to walk on my toes. I still walk, often, without my heels touching the ground.
Hmmm, I wonder if I have that too. I learned to walk on my toes and I'm not flexible at all ( I cannot bend over and touch my toes without bending my knees).
Just about the only interesting thing that I can come up with is that I can play 6 different instruments. All brass, I haven't tried anything else yet.
Hmmm, I wonder if I have that too. I learned to walk on my toes and I'm not flexible at all ( I cannot bend over and touch my toes without bending my knees).
Hmmm. Sounds like you might have Tibes dorsalis (he says - pretending to be all knowledgeable after looking up goodle
Besides, my cat walks like that and it's really cute. At least for a cat.
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Just about the only interesting thing that I can come up with is that I can play 6 different instruments. All brass, I haven't tried anything else yet.
You could try bending over whilst playing? Or perhaps, try playing with those toes to get them to flex
I nearly bled to death from a nosebleed (had a veeery low platelet count).
I essentially had my jaw broken on purpose... Had an overbite so they fixed it surgically by splitting both sides of my lower jaw and moving it forward.
I have a bunch of nasty yet funny medical stories.
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A few seconds later, I tasted garlic and my arm got warm. I counted "10, 9..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"
I have hairless areas on my shins for about 5 inches just above both ankles.
Huh. Me too. What's up with that?
I have 11 penises.
There - did I done good?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...nt/5371500.stm
The idea is simple: post one thing about you that may not be detectable upon first glance.
For instance: I was born with Achilles tendons that were too short. As a result, I learned to walk on my toes. I still walk, often, without my heels touching the ground.
Hmmm, I wonder if I have that too. I learned to walk on my toes and I'm not flexible at all ( I cannot bend over and touch my toes without bending my knees).
Just about the only interesting thing that I can come up with is that I can play 6 different instruments. All brass, I haven't tried anything else yet.
Hmmm, I wonder if I have that too. I learned to walk on my toes and I'm not flexible at all ( I cannot bend over and touch my toes without bending my knees).
Hmmm. Sounds like you might have Tibes dorsalis (he says - pretending to be all knowledgeable after looking up goodle
Besides, my cat walks like that and it's really cute. At least for a cat.
Just about the only interesting thing that I can come up with is that I can play 6 different instruments. All brass, I haven't tried anything else yet.
You could try bending over whilst playing? Or perhaps, try playing with those toes to get them to flex
Now in meetings, I feel much more confident.
I only have one thing to say about this thread...
Are you just upset because you don't have anything to contribute?
Are you just upset because you don't have anything to contribute?
Just grumpy I suspect.
I am double jointed, and CAN roll my tongue! Take that Nick!
Yes, but you have to be double jointed in the special way that I happen to be for BRussell to show you his tattoo.
Nick
Just grumpy I suspect.
Ok Ok...I give in.
I have an 11" inch penis... 8)
I essentially had my jaw broken on purpose... Had an overbite so they fixed it surgically by splitting both sides of my lower jaw and moving it forward.
I have a bunch of nasty yet funny medical stories.