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Difference in Perception - Printable Version +- CDBZ Archive (http://alex.zulenka.com) +-- Forum: Out of Character Forums (http://alex.zulenka.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Forum: The Legendary Asylum (http://alex.zulenka.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=133) +--- Thread: Difference in Perception (/showthread.php?tid=13505) Pages:
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Difference in Perception - Jack - 01-29-2009 And if the tissue in your ears don't give a fuck if you feel warm or not, then God hep your dumb ass. Difference in Perception - Alexander Trafford - 01-29-2009 I walk home from parties typically still drunk, i throw on my jacket and my hat and, while ordinarily i would feel cold, i feel nice and warm. I've yet to get frostbite or pneumonia (sp?) or any other cold-induced ailment. When i do, i'll be sure to let you know. Difference in Perception - Rem-13 - 01-30-2009 Of course you feel warm, you also think that cute chick is actually into you (shes not). Alcohol dilates blood vessels and gets the heart pumping and shit, which makes you feel hot, but that does nothing for your actual body temperature. Difference in Perception - Alexander Trafford - 01-30-2009 I'm not saying it does, but if i go somewhere not drunk, then i get drunk and i leave and put all my clothing back on (the clothing i had worn to the party - coat, hat, gloves- when i wasn't drunk) then i don't see the problem. I'll feel warm, i'll still be bundled up, and i'll be quite content. Difference in Perception - Rem-13 - 01-30-2009 Okay Difference in Perception - Alexander Trafford - 01-30-2009 Okay, i don't get why some people are being doomsayers of alcohol. that's all Difference in Perception - Jack - 01-30-2009 I think alcohol is the tops. Difference in Perception - Jesper - 01-30-2009
Difference in Perception - Saz - 01-30-2009 lol-apalooza. Difference in Perception - Jack - 01-30-2009 get on aim |