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I remember Dan riding his bike, and then he took a bad turn, had a nasty fall, and broke his ribs. At first, we all laughed at him, like, "How could you fall off a bike like that?" But then we were jealous... he didn't have to go to school for a month.

You are quite an interesting person, Loki. At first, I didn't like you, but now you're quite amusing.

Please bring the fantasizer.

I won't. There are women and maybe even children here. If you want, I can write to you in a private message.

There is a child, but the child is interested.

I like it this way. Words only carry the meaning that a person puts into them; they shouldn't have to conform to the words.

And that's what I did, but you keep trying to change it and present it as the truth.

Ah, go ahead and write it, I'd be happy to read it.
Azi, did you insult or praise me? I didn't quite understand that part, because I'm naturally a bit slow.

I remember Dan riding his bike when he suddenly made a bad turn, fell, and broke his ribs. At first, we laughed at him, like, how could you fall off a bike like that? But then we were jealous... he didn't go to school for a month, the jerk.

Yeah, he tricked you guys pretty well, almost like you were kids. I hope you beat up your friend afterwards.

What do you mean?:confused:

Question for Morny.

That's what I posted, but you keep trying to change it and pass it off as the truth.

What did you post? These are lines from a song. You simply copied them into your signature, perhaps with the intention of showing something or for your own amusement. But an outsider interpreted it as indicated in the quote!

What do you mean?

What is, is. I won't share, and I won't let others share either. He who pays, calls the shots.

I also had a childhood trauma involving a swing set. It was slightly dilapidated, and someone, a girl or a boy, was using it. I don't remember. It was one of my friends, which is funny. There was a protruding piece of metal, like a bayonet. For some reason, I approached it, as if something was drawing me in, perhaps ancient magic, although I knew that I shouldn't, and it hit me almost right in the stomach. Above the front of the thigh, to the right, and about five to seven centimeters above the groin. It threw me back about three meters. It made me cry, but not from the pain, but from the situation; strangely enough, there was no pain at all. Which, in retrospect, sounds a bit silly, considering that I read the lines of a liar about how he stabbed himself in the leg and felt nothing, with some skepticism.

But what if I can't agree with the meaning that is embedded in this word? It's much better (and more suitable) than what you're trying to impose on me and reproach me for. Besides, the main words are different for me, and this is just the end, so I left it as is.

Azi, did you insult me or praise me? I didn't quite understand that part, because I'm a bit slow.

God-Emperor save us)), insults are prohibited on our forum ;)

a terrible torture

Ah, I see. Neither yoga nor "restraint methods" are involved here; the patient will simply lose consciousness from the pain shock. The body will be in no condition to produce tears. Yes, it's a natural process, but it depends on the person's emotional state. Tears are meant to alleviate emotional discomfort due to the substances they contain. In your case, the person will scream loudly, if they can, until they fall silent. Interestingly, and rather little known, the person in your example will only die when the mechanism returns to its original position.
Yes, facts. Weaklings and nerds cry from pain: a whiner's eyes will water even if they simply trip or stub their toe on a table leg, while the eyes of a pompous and courageous general will be completely dry, even as a Tyranid gnaws off his leg.

Yes, it seems like Morning and I are both a bit sadistic...
P.S. I think you're right about tears; I didn't realize you were studying the mechanism behind their formation so deeply.

Yes, it seems like Morning and I are both a bit sadistic...

That's not a good idea, because the classic pairing (for those "in the know") is sadist-masochist, otherwise you'll just end up interrupting each other, taking turns describing different horrific tortures, and you'll end up dissatisfied with each other.

Honestly, what difference does it make whether tears flow or not? You're thinking in stereotypes, Lock (like tears flow from pain, so he's weak and a nerd). The fact that someone cries from pain doesn't change anything at all. If he has a penis, he's still a man xD
And in reality, when it's very painful (from "horrible torture," from a bunch of different things they used to torture people with in the Middle Ages), tears shouldn't flow; there's just pain shock and loss of consciousness.
Although I'm not sure about the latter; in fact, the opposite might be true: as long as something hurts, it's hard to lose consciousness. There were even torture devices based on this (they wouldn't let the person sleep, forcing him to constantly feel pain/they would put him in something terrible and evil that was "eating" him piece by piece, and the punished person wouldn't lose consciousness, wouldn't die, and would feel hellish pain).

and you'll have to work hard to get around it.

Kosha knows what's important:cool: