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Simplex3 04-13-2005 01:23 AM

I have a theory about C-section kids...
 
Ok, most of the people I've known in life who were born C-section have some stability issues. So here's my theory, let me know what you think:

Squeezing the baby's head during natural birth "activates" them, kind of like squeezing a chemical ice pack. When kids are born C-section they are denied activation and therefore have problems throughout life.

Any medical personell that can help support or reject this theory?


[edit] Ok, some of you were taking this WAAAAY to seriously (you know who you are). It was a joke. Have we really reached the point where when something this absurd is posted we actually believe it? I mean, come on, who am I, badgranny or chiefs8me? [/edit]

Taco John 04-13-2005 01:23 AM

Who are you using for your control group?

Simplex3 04-13-2005 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Taco John
Who are you using for your control group?

People who where hatched. You can find several on this board.

elvomito 04-13-2005 01:44 AM

interesting...
so when do babies receive their soul/spirit?

Rausch 04-13-2005 03:56 AM

I'm going to forward this to my girlfriend.

You should probably move the family downstairs and take as much food and water as you can...

mcan 04-13-2005 05:08 AM

I was an emergency C-Section. I think I do have some stability issues. I have "intimacy" issues and tend to not think that any girl is good enough. I'm great with people, but TERRIBLE with relationships. My brain just goes on overload when I'm finally around any girl that I ACTUALLY like, and I act like a tool.

When my brother was born (since I had so many birth complications) they didn't even try natural birth. Now that he's in his twenties, he has real emotional problems. He has MAJOR issues with self-control, and acts on instinct often in terribly inappropriate ways. He came out of the closet when he first entered high school (to the family but not to his friends). Naturally, my parents didn't want to hear that and put him in counseling. So, he kept on trying to be straight for 4 years. He had one girlfriend that whole time. After four years, they were a typical couple. They had regular sex, spent TONS of time togther, knew the families, and my bro was even shopping for rings. But, one summer he decided to tell her... "I'm gay, we have to break up." She was devestated and broken. They were really in love too. He was just more attracted to men than her. Very strange (but I guess pretty common) story.


I would think that being a C-section has nothing to do with these kinds of issues, and I would expect that every family has their problems of this sort. If there is blame to be given I would expect that it has more to do with the fact that there has not been a SINGLE healthy man-woman relationship in our family or extended family for us to look up to growing up. My parents were both alcoholics and threw things at each other. My grandfather on my Mom's side died when we were very young, but I hear that he was abusive and alcoholic. My grandfather on my Dad's side I guess was an extreme drunk and (may or may not) have done some things to my aunt when she was a little girl. Of course there was a divorce there, and my grandmother's new husband is a great guy but she yells at him constantly and they sleep in seperate rooms. We also lived in a rather poor neighborhood where there were a lot of single parents and other alcoholic parents. The kids in my neighborhood were for the most part neglected.

Anyway I have some emotional issues, but overall I think I'm a pretty awesome guy and have turned into a pretty normal and functioning member of society despite a very tough childhood. Of course, I swore off alcohol when I was in grade school, and kept that promise to myself. I'm 25 now and I've never had a drink of anything because I hate the stuff and blame it for all my parents' problems, and pretty much most of the problems of the world.

Chan93lx50 04-13-2005 06:32 AM

Then put your head in a vise squeeze the piss out of it!

You will be activated, hell I wasnt born C-section and I am gonna do it!

Wonder if the same theory applies to hookers? Their birth canals have to be pretty damn loose. There is probably not much squeezing going on there.

the Talking Can 04-13-2005 06:36 AM

Squeezing the baby's head during natural birth "activates" them, kind of like squeezing a chemical ice pack.


yeah....do they come with those pop up thermometers too, to let you know when they're done?

Skip Towne 04-13-2005 06:41 AM

I'm going to defer to badgranny on this one. She usually has the answer.

NewChief 04-13-2005 06:53 AM

Wow, we just had our kid via C-Section. I better email my wife and tell her to start squeezing his head quick before he gets screwed up! What sort of tools do you recommend? Vice? Vacuum pump? Channel locks?
:

stumppy 04-13-2005 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Skip Towne
I'm going to defer to badgranny on this one. She usually has the answer.

Sorry Skip, she's resting right now. After she read this thread I had to explain to her that it's not only children who need 'activation'. And I was starting to have stability issues and could 'go off' at any second if I wasn't activated soon. Upon hearing this her round heels were activated immediately and she spent the rest of the night on active duty.:D

patteeu 04-13-2005 07:18 AM

My rule of thumb is that when you pull a bizarre theory out of your ass, it is usually wrong. Are there any philosophers out there who can who can help support or reject this rule of thumb?

:p

Seriously, on what do you base this theory of yours, Simplex3?

jarjar 04-13-2005 07:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simplex3
Ok, most of the people I've known in life who were born C-section have some stability issues. So here's my theory, let me know what you think:

Squeezing the baby's head during natural birth "activates" them, kind of like squeezing a chemical ice pack. When kids are born C-section they are denied activation and therefore have problems throughout life.

Any medical personell that can help support or reject this theory?


Wow, .. just.... wow.

Radar Chief 04-13-2005 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by the Talking Can
yeah....do they come with those pop up thermometers too, to let you know when they're done?

That’s momma’s belly button. When it pops out, baby’s ready.

Mr. Kotter 04-13-2005 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by patteeu
My rule of thumb is that when you pull a bizarre theory out of your ass, it is usually wrong. Are there any philosophers out there who can who can help support or reject this rule of thumb?

:p

Seriously, on what do you base this theory of yours, Simplex3?

Hey....the thing is, it's completely "fixable." At some point all they need to do, is find some pregnant woman willing to "squeeze" their heads between their thighs. :thumb:

Problem fixed.

Mr. Kotter 04-13-2005 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by jidar
Wow, .. just.... wow.

Obviously a "C-section" baby with whom this hits too close to home....heh. ;)

KingPriest2 04-13-2005 07:25 AM

Your theory is nonsense. I know people that were born C-section and they are normal.

Radar Chief 04-13-2005 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by patteeu
My rule of thumb is that when you pull a bizarre theory out of your ass, it is usually wrong. Are there any philosophers out there who can who can help support or reject this rule of thumb?

:p

Seriously, on what do you base this theory of yours, Simplex3?


:shrug: Never know, maybe something to it. I know that going through the birth canal squeezes the liquid from their lungs and helps clear them. Otherwise they have to rough the baby up a little get’em really scream’n to do the same thing.

Mr. Kotter 04-13-2005 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by KingPriest2
Your theory is nonsense. I know people that were born C-section and they are normal.

Another C-Section kid, no doubt... ;)

KingPriest2 04-13-2005 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Kotter
Another C-Section kid, no doubt... ;)

Yes you are then.

NewChief 04-13-2005 07:47 AM

In all seriousness, I think there is something with the woman's hormones that happens through labor that aids in the woman's recovery. I've heard that when women have scheduled C-sections (without ever even going into labor) their recovery is much, much harder than women who have C-sections after laboring for a while, which is what happened with my wife. She labored for about 12 hours before the Doctor decided that our baby wasn't going to be delivered vaginally, no matter how long we went (it turned out he was face up, instead of face down, plus he has a HUGE head).

Anyway, her recovery has been great. 8 weeks, and she's dropped 30lbs. and is back to running and working out.

Her next one may be scheduled, so I'll be able to tell you if there was a difference between the two in a couple of years.

Mr. Kotter 04-13-2005 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by KingPriest2
Yes you are then.

Wow, that was a cool comeback....

stumppy 04-13-2005 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by KingPriest2
Your theory is nonsense. I know people that were born C-section and they are normal.


And gosh darnit people like me.

Phobia 04-13-2005 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by NewChief
She labored for about 12 hours before the Doctor decided that our baby wasn't going to be delivered vaginally, no matter how long we went (it turned out he was face up, instead of face down, plus he has a HUGE head).

My apologies for that.

NewChief 04-13-2005 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Phobia
My apologies for that.


Sorry Phil, he's far too handsome for you to have had any part in his inception.

Phobia 04-13-2005 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by ENDelt260
That one kinda leapt out at ya, didn't it?

I was caught red-handed.

Phobia 04-13-2005 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by NewChief
Sorry Phil, he's far too handsome for you to have had any part in his inception.

Oh, well that's a relief. Plus it's a boy. I don't think I have any male swimmers.

dilligaf 04-13-2005 08:01 AM

I was born C-section. Now every time I leave the house, I jump out the window.

Iowanian 04-13-2005 08:05 AM

I should send out alot of Invoices. If squeezing someone's head activatest the brain, I activated alot of brains in my wrestling career.

Also if this were True.........gochiefs' unit would be the Most Intelligent Human lifeform on earth. He's one star wars pud-whackathon away from solving Hydrogen energy and curing Cancer.

ROYC75 04-13-2005 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
Ok, most of the people I've known in life who were born C-section have some stability issues. So here's my theory, let me know what you think:

Squeezing the baby's head during natural birth "activates" them, kind of like squeezing a chemical ice pack. When kids are born C-section they are denied activation and therefore have problems throughout life.

Any medical personell that can help support or reject this theory?

Damn ! :hmmm: I'm going to go put III in a hammerlock, BRB.

Phobia 04-13-2005 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by ROYC75
Damn ! :hmmm: I'm going to go put III in a hammerlock, BRB.

ROFL - you've got a lot of catching up to do.

Radar Chief 04-13-2005 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by bigpepe
I was born C-section. Now every time I leave the house, I jump out the window.

ROFL :clap:

ROYC75 04-13-2005 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Phobia
ROFL - you've got a lot of catching up to do.

Heh, 1st one did nothing, guess I'm really far behind the curve. :banghead:

KcMizzou 04-13-2005 09:07 AM

This thread is hilarious....

squeezing heads... :shake:

ROFL

Rain Man 04-13-2005 09:09 AM

Life would be so much better if you could just squeeze the head of a stupid person and make them smart.

For that matter, life would be a little better even if you could just squeeze the head of a stupid person without any effect.

Mr. Kotter 04-13-2005 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by ROYC75
Heh, 1st one did nothing, guess I'm really far behind the curve. :banghead:

The other head Roy, the bigger head head....

Simplex3 04-13-2005 09:09 AM

Ok, some of you are taking this WAY too seriously.

For those of you who were looking for actual medical evidence: Relax.

For you C-section types that took offense: That's what this was, a poke at some random people

It's stupid and silly. It's meant to elicit comments like this:

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Originally Posted by ROYC75
Damn ! :hmmm: I'm going to go put III in a hammerlock, BRB.

:shake:

chiefs4me 04-13-2005 09:12 AM

I better not put in my 2 cents or he will accuse me of ruining his thread and taking all of his attention.....

Mr. Kotter 04-13-2005 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by chiefs4me
I better not put in my 2 cents or he will accuse me of ruining his thread and taking all of his attention.....

Stick your head in this for a few hours, have someone tighten it down....tight....

Then you can make your contribution. :thumb:

Simplex3 04-13-2005 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by chiefs4me
I better not put in my 2 cents or he will accuse me of ruining his thread and taking all of his attention.....

I'm sorry, did you say something? I wasn't paying attention.

patteeu 04-13-2005 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
Ok, some of you are taking this WAY too seriously.

For those of you who were looking for actual medical evidence: Relax.

For you C-section types that took offense: That's what this was, a poke at some random people

It's stupid and silly. It's meant to elicit comments like this:



:shake:

oops.

Well in that case, do you think C-sections can cause you to be a big fat sissy who talks shit on the nerd cause you'll get beat in real life??

Simplex3 04-13-2005 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by patteeu
oops.

Well in that case, do you think C-sections can cause you to be a big fat sissy who talks shit on the nerd cause you'll get beat in real life??

Not sure. You going to tell us or keep us in suspense?

Rain Man 04-13-2005 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by patteeu
oops.

Well in that case, do you think C-sections can cause you to be a big fat sissy who talks shit on the nerd cause you'll get beat in real life??


It actually kind of makes sense. Even during birth, they aren't getting any.

Logical 04-13-2005 09:26 AM

This thread is funny as hell, human glowsticks brighter when activated.ROFL

As to being serious. I have met some extremely bright individual who were born C-section so I really doubt this theory.

Phobia 04-13-2005 10:01 AM

http://atlanticcoast.mennonite.net/q...hers_heads.jpg

Rain Man 04-13-2005 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Vlad Logicslav
This thread is funny as hell, human glowsticks brighter when activated.ROFL

As to being serious. I have met some extremely bright individual who were born C-section so I really doubt this theory.


Well, yeah, but if you were born C-Section I'm not sure we can trust your judgment on that.

Mark M 04-13-2005 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Radar Chief
That’s momma’s belly button. When it pops out, baby’s ready.

That would be less funny if that didn't happen to my wife ...

ROFL ROFL ROFL

As far as the topic, the only thing I've noticed is that c-section people tend to exit buildings via the window more often.

MM
~~:spock:

Phobia 04-13-2005 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Mark M
As far as the topic, the only thing I've noticed is that c-section people tend to exit buildings via the window more often.

BZZZZZZZZZZT.

Been done already.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...1&postcount=30

Mark M 04-13-2005 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Phobia

GAWDAMMIT!!

I knew I should've read the whole thread ...

MM
~~:doh!:

asdf 04-13-2005 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
Ok, most of the people I've known in life who were born C-section have some stability issues. So here's my theory, let me know what you think:

Actually, it is someone elses theory and I've read about it in a book some time ago - "DMT - The spirit molecule" by Dr. Rick Strassman. Actually, I dont' remember if it was his theory, or someone else's he quoted in his book, but it was backed up in some of the studies covered in the book....interesting stuff.

cdcox 04-13-2005 11:30 AM

Plummer.... definitely a C-section.

Simplex3 04-13-2005 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by asdf
Actually, it is someone elses theory and I've read about it in a book some time ago - "DMT - The spirit molecule" by Dr. Rick Strassman. Actually, I dont' remember if it was his theory, or someone else's he quoted in his book, but it was backed up in some of the studies covered in the book....interesting stuff.

I'll be damned. ROFL

http://www.rickstrassman.com/dmt/index.html
Quote:

I was drawn to DMT because of its presence in all of our bodies. Perhaps excessive DMT production, coming from the mysterious pineal gland, was involved in naturally occurring "psychedelic" states. These might include birth, death and near-death, psychosis, and mystical experiences. Only later, while the study was well under way, did I also begin considering DMT's role in the "alien abduction" experience.
I first thought of it when I was watching our first kid being born and thinking to myself "it's going to be brain damaged!". I used to torment my wife with it. Who knew I was on to something?

go bo 04-13-2005 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
People who where hatched. You can find several on this board.

are you referring to the snakes or the turkeys?

Simplex3 04-13-2005 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by go bo
are you referring to the snakes or the turkeys?

I was thinking of the dodos.

http://www.accordingtothescriptures....ation/dodo.jpg

NewChief 04-13-2005 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
I'll be damned. ROFL

http://www.rickstrassman.com/dmt/index.html


I first thought of it when I was watching our first kid being born and thinking to myself "it's going to be brain damaged!". I used to torment my wife with it. Who knew I was on to something?


Dude. Obviously taking DMT will "recharge" your glowstick. You should go find some right now and take it.....I would, however, suggest doing so in the privacy of your own home. And make sure you have someone to babysit you for about 45 minutes before you head to the "hall of the mechanical elves"

Calcountry 04-13-2005 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by elvomito
interesting...
so when do babies receive their soul/spirit?

I know that MacDuff was not woman born, but ripped from his mothers womb.

mcan 04-13-2005 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by bunnytrdr
I know that MacDuff was not woman born, but ripped from his mothers womb.


you forgot the word untimely ripped...


But then again, I'm a theatre major.

NewChief 04-13-2005 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by mcan
you forgot the word untimely ripped...


But then again, I'm a theatre major.

No kidding. It isn't in pentameter if you leave out the untimely. Aha! Chalk another useless fact up to my English degree (crossthread).

Jenny Gump 04-13-2005 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by mcan
I was an emergency C-Section. I think I do have some stability issues. I have "intimacy" issues and tend to not think that any girl is good enough. I'm great with people, but TERRIBLE with relationships. My brain just goes on overload when I'm finally around any girl that I ACTUALLY like, and I act like a tool.

When my brother was born (since I had so many birth complications) they didn't even try natural birth. Now that he's in his twenties, he has real emotional problems. He has MAJOR issues with self-control, and acts on instinct often in terribly inappropriate ways. He came out of the closet when he first entered high school (to the family but not to his friends). Naturally, my parents didn't want to hear that and put him in counseling. So, he kept on trying to be straight for 4 years. He had one girlfriend that whole time. After four years, they were a typical couple. They had regular sex, spent TONS of time togther, knew the families, and my bro was even shopping for rings. But, one summer he decided to tell her... "I'm gay, we have to break up." She was devestated and broken. They were really in love too. He was just more attracted to men than her. Very strange (but I guess pretty common) story.


I would think that being a C-section has nothing to do with these kinds of issues, and I would expect that every family has their problems of this sort. If there is blame to be given I would expect that it has more to do with the fact that there has not been a SINGLE healthy man-woman relationship in our family or extended family for us to look up to growing up. My parents were both alcoholics and threw things at each other. My grandfather on my Mom's side died when we were very young, but I hear that he was abusive and alcoholic. My grandfather on my Dad's side I guess was an extreme drunk and (may or may not) have done some things to my aunt when she was a little girl. Of course there was a divorce there, and my grandmother's new husband is a great guy but she yells at him constantly and they sleep in seperate rooms. We also lived in a rather poor neighborhood where there were a lot of single parents and other alcoholic parents. The kids in my neighborhood were for the most part neglected.

Anyway I have some emotional issues, but overall I think I'm a pretty awesome guy and have turned into a pretty normal and functioning member of society despite a very tough childhood. Of course, I swore off alcohol when I was in grade school, and kept that promise to myself. I'm 25 now and I've never had a drink of anything because I hate the stuff and blame it for all my parents' problems, and pretty much most of the problems of the world.

Sounds like someone needs his head squeezed.

Mr. Kotter 04-13-2005 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by JennyGump
Sounds like someone needs his head squeezed.

Could you please squeeze mine? :hmmm:

Calcountry 04-13-2005 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by mcan
you forgot the word untimely ripped...


But then again, I'm a theatre major.

Yeah, it has been at least 20 years since I read that, so my memory isn't too bad? :p

Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. ;)

mcan 04-13-2005 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by JennyGump
Sounds like someone needs his head squeezed.


Too serious for a joke thread huh... Yeah, sometimes I find it funnier to pretend that I think everything is litteral. Then I think it's doubly funny to go off and make everybody uncomfortable.

Simplex3 04-13-2005 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by mcan
Too serious for a joke thread huh... Yeah, sometimes I find it funnier to pretend that I think everything is litteral. Then I think it's doubly funny to go off and make everybody uncomfortable.

I still want to know if you've "activated" that chick in your avatar. If so, please post pictures.

mcan 04-13-2005 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
I still want to know if you've "activated" that chick in your avatar. If so, please post pictures.


Activated? [Sounds of alarm bells and announcer voice] Cooongratulations, you've invented a new euphamism! Let's tell him what he's won. [/Sounds of al... you know]


Actually, her and I were supposed to hang out tonight but she never called me back so I'm going to play poker instead.

Simplex3 04-13-2005 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by mcan
Activated? [Sounds of alarm bells and announcer voice] Cooongratulations, you've invented a new euphamism! Let's tell him what he's won. [/Sounds of al... you know]


Actually, her and I were supposed to hang out tonight but she never called me back so I'm going to play poker instead.

Actually, I was just wondering if you'd bought her a hat that was too small, but what you're thinking of would make for better pictures. :hmmm:

mcan 04-13-2005 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
Actually, I was just wondering if you'd bought her a hat that was too small, but what you're thinking of would make for better pictures. :hmmm:


Oh well yeah... Of course I did that. I that you meant sticking my pee-pee in her nani.

Simplex3 04-14-2005 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by ROYC75
Heh, 1st one did nothing, guess I'm really far behind the curve. :banghead:

Damn, no wonder it didn't work:

http://www.neuvophoto.com/Wrestling/...ODB._small.JPG

It seems a hammerlock is an arm thing. What you needed was this (and something tells me if you can hire HER it will work just fine :eek: ):

http://afrikanadventure.com/images/headlock001.JPG

Rausch 04-14-2005 01:26 AM

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Originally Posted by JennyGump
Sounds like someone needs his head squeezed.

Like you don't have a graveyard in your walk-in closet...

Sounds to me like Ninja-Nurse just can't take a drunk going all maudlin. :)

patteeu 04-14-2005 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
Not sure. You going to tell us or keep us in suspense?

Just to make sure you didn't take that the wrong way, it was a reference to another thread.

patteeu 04-14-2005 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man
It actually kind of makes sense. Even during birth, they aren't getting any.

LOL, Good point.

badgirl 04-14-2005 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3


[edit] Ok, some of you were taking this WAAAAY to seriously (you know who you are). It was a joke. Have we really reached the point where when something this absurd is posted we actually believe it? I mean, come on, who am I, badgranny or chiefs8me? [/edit]

I do not think you should be comparing me to Chiefs8me, nothing personal, our personalities are very different :p

***by the way, I wasn't C-section, but I didn't get "activated" till I was 17 :)

Iowanian 04-14-2005 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by JennyGump
Sounds like someone needs his head squeezed.

I've got 1 I like to crush in the Cervix-vice as often as possible.

Simplex3 04-14-2005 10:57 AM

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***by the way, I wasn't C-section, but I didn't get "activated" till I was 17 :)

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ROYC75 04-14-2005 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
Damn, no wonder it didn't work:

http://www.neuvophoto.com/Wrestling/...ODB._small.JPG

It seems a hammerlock is an arm thing. What you needed was this (and something tells me if you can hire HER it will work just fine :eek: ):

http://afrikanadventure.com/images/headlock001.JPG

Hot damn, know wonder !

I meant headlock and said hammerlock, maybe a hammer to the head will work ?

badgirl 04-14-2005 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
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sure it is, but I bet if it was about boobs, you'd be fine with it. :p

Simplex3 04-14-2005 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by badgirl
sure it is, but I bet if it was about boobs, you'd be fine with it. :p

What's your point? :shrug:

badgirl 04-14-2005 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3
What's your point? :shrug:

I don't think I actually have one now that you asked. :huh:

Mr. Kotter 04-14-2005 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by badgirl
I don't think I actually have one now that you asked. :huh:

I'm confused.

So 17 was the first time you had your head squeezed (a little "experimentation" NTTAWWT).....or was it the first time YOU cracked someone's head like a cocunut with your thighs? :hmmm:

Simplex3 04-14-2005 11:20 AM

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Mr. Kotter 04-14-2005 11:23 AM

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It's YOUR thread...heh. :p


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