| Don't play with knives ;) [message #329891] |
Sat, 10 May 2008 07:29  |
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Dave Anderson
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A small wound, but the irony is I've always wondered what it would feel like to get stabbed.
David Anderson
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DCOM Productions
Microsoft Partner (MSP)
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| Re: Don't play with knives ;) [message #329896 is a reply to message #329891] |
Sat, 10 May 2008 08:06  |
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Dave Anderson
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I spun my knife up into the air, caught it like I usually do on the way down, but slightly off grip, moved my hand down to grip it more (still on the way down). By the time I got a good grip on it on the way down it was in my leg, lol. It wasn't really painful at all since it hit a spot that is just muscle tissue and fat cells, and luckily there are no major arteries in that part of your leg either.
David Anderson
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DCOM Productions
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| Re: Don't play with knives ;) [message #329899 is a reply to message #329891] |
Sat, 10 May 2008 08:44 |
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Dave Anderson
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'Emo' brings up a good point actually. I really don't understand how the release of endorphins is a high for someone. I haven't done the research on the subject, but I don't see how cutting yourself is a relief at all. To me it seems as though its not the endorphins, but the psychotic and mental problems the person has that makes them believe its a relief.
David Anderson
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DCOM Productions
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| Re: Don't play with knives ;) [message #329903 is a reply to message #329899] |
Sat, 10 May 2008 09:11 |
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IronWarrior
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| Dave Anderson wrote on Sat, 10 May 2008 10:44 |
'Emo' brings up a good point actually. I really don't understand how the release of endorphins is a high for someone. I haven't done the research on the subject, but I don't see how cutting yourself is a relief at all. To me it seems as though its not the endorphins, but the psychotic and mental problems the person has that makes them believe its a relief.
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It's just how some people are wired.
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