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Re: Injury giving you a high? [Re: Anonymous #8]
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anony#7 made the implication that the OP may be a cutter.

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Re: Injury giving you a high? [Re: Anonymous #10]
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Interpretation is half the dance, my friend.

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Re: Injury giving you a high? [Re: Anonymous #1]
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lol i actually feel a low from it,no buzz just pain

i have noticed now tho when i come across rude tailgaiters, instead of trying to run them into hidden obstacles in my view but not in theirs like i used too, i pull over and let them pass but i get this kind of sting or pain that goes thru my nervous system but it goes away as soon as they pass

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Re: Injury giving you a high? [Re: Anonymous #11]
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Anonymous #11 said:
lol i actually feel a low from it,no buzz just pain

i have noticed now tho when i come across rude tailgaiters, instead of trying to run them into hidden obstacles in my view but not in theirs like i used too, i pull over and let them pass but i get this kind of sting or pain that goes thru my nervous system but it goes away as soon as they pass



Solution: brake your car to a sudden stop while going sixty.  They'll slam into you and die, and you're not legally responsible for it.  :argh:

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Re: Injury giving you a high? [Re: Anonymous #11]
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i've noticed something similar lately while running. it seems that after a while you cross a "pain barrier" where the exercise actually starts to feel pleasurable instead of painful. this usually happens about 20 minutes into a run or around the three mile mark. it's very weird though...every step feels great.

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Re: Injury giving you a high? [Re: Anonymous #7]
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Anonymous #7 said:
Anonymous #11 said:
lol i actually feel a low from it,no buzz just pain

i have noticed now tho when i come across rude tailgaiters, instead of trying to run them into hidden obstacles in my view but not in theirs like i used too, i pull over and let them pass but i get this kind of sting or pain that goes thru my nervous system but it goes away as soon as they pass



Solution: brake your car to a sudden stop while going sixty.  They'll slam into you and die, and you're not legally responsible for it.  :argh:



i have tried that,around here they do it on purpose and lock up or swerve around you

ive always wanted to instal some kind of oil delivery system that'd squirt oil str8 under their front tires then pull over and watch the fun as they pass but i wouldnt want them to hit some innocent car headon or a pedestrian

yea now i just pull over sharply without indicating  and wait to see if they want to stop and go on with it,they usually have the hide to beep as they pass as if me not using a blinker for them was rude :lol:

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Re: Injury giving you a high? [Re: Anonymous #8]
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Oh yeah, grab a steel pole, smash it into your teeth, and let the shock kick in.....good times.

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