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Seen a couple of threads about similar stuff, was wondering what peoples weirdest feelings have been.
The weirdest one i've ever had is, having a drink from a glass of beer thinking it was water, tasted like the most foulest tasting drink known to man.
There is one more which is quite strange, if you stick you finger in a light socket and turn the light on its as if the light bites you. Now i wouldnt reccommend this, as its prob quite dangerous. But i was about 13 at the time and invincible ;)
Here's one I discovered all by myself: Stick your tongue out as faaar as it will go, twist it around halfway and close your teeth (gently) upon it. Then, take your finger and run it side to side across the tip. Eerily disorienting, that is... :P
~Reese! surprised
P.S. ...I've experienced some far weirder feelings, especially in the early-'80s, but wouldn't be allowed to discuss them here. ;)
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Here's one I discovered all by myself: Stick your tongue out as faaar as it will go, twist it around halfway and close your teeth (gently) upon it. Then, take your finger and run it side to side across the tip. Eerily disorienting, that is... :P
~Reese! surprised

That is wierd Reese, how the hell did you discover that one? :shock:
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That is wierd Reese, how the hell did you discover that one? :shock:

Dunno. Guess it was just the result of a relatively hermetic childhood; figuring out how to entertain myself. The tongue thing is one of my tamer exploits, mind. ;)
~Reese! surprised
ooooooo just tried the tongue thing that is weird!
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There is one more which is quite strange, if you stick you finger in a light socket and turn the light on its as if the light bites you. Now i wouldnt reccommend this, as its prob quite dangerous. But i was about 13 at the time and invincible ;)

Think I was probably about 10 when I wondered (for some stupid reason) what it would be like to put my finger in a shaving socket. The shock went straight up my arm :shock: , but at least it was educational.................... coz I haven't done it since biggrin :D .
I played real doctors and nurses as a 5 year old with my baby brother with REAL medicine and ended up in hospital for the night with REAL doctors and nurses! It was the nasty sick drink that put me off doing it again, the calpol was really nice! rolleyes
I had to have a camera inserted up my bum confused that wasnt so weird as watching it as it went in redface but i did get to see my colon rolleyes
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the calpol was really nice! rolleyes

I don't have kids & I'm beginning to think that I'm really missing out............. because I've never had Calpol :shock: Seems to be a NOT VERY secret passion with quite a few parents that I know!!! lol
Don't really feel I can pop into Boots & buy some redface :roll:
You could go in ann summers and get some willy drops, they taste the same biggrin
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You could go in ann summers and get some willy drops, they taste the same biggrin

Errrr I think I'd probably find it less embarrassing to get some Calpol............. & then start attending meetings of Calpol Anonymous :shock: confused
Anyway we can always discuss this in more detail......... tomorrow :D
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I had to have a camera inserted up my bum confused that wasnt so weird as watching it as it went in redface but i did get to see my colon rolleyes

There are worse places for a camera to go. :cry:
I once tried spitting on an electric fence to see if it woul sizzle... unfortunately the spit just kinda dribbled and hung from my lip... giving me a huge shock when the end of it touched the electric fence!!! :shock:
not that this is a feeling, more a curious check.
I once dropped cold water on a light bulb to see what would happen.
Turns out the light bulb explodes sending glass everywhere, its not a good idea.
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I had to have a camera inserted up my bum confused that wasnt so weird as watching it as it went in redface but i did get to see my colon rolleyes

Well from my limited knowledge of medicine, I'm vaguely aware that as a bloke in my mid-40s, I will at some stage over the next few years be told I have to be checked for prostate cancer.... so I'll be getting similar treatment sad So I'll have a bag over my head that day.
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I'm vaguely aware that as a bloke in my mid-40s, I will at some stage over the next few years be told I have to be checked for prostate cancer.... so I'll be getting similar treatment sad So I'll have a bag over my head that day.

Don't worry HungryP, they can do that test from a blood sample these days. Just ask for a PSA test (Prostate-specific antigen).
Mike.
Thank God for that! Nowt goes up my arse.... Nowt!
Rick! biggrin
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I once tried spitting on an electric fence to see if it woul sizzle... unfortunately the spit just kinda dribbled and hung from my lip... giving me a huge shock when the end of it touched the electric fence!!! :shock:

Ouch. As I get out & about in the countryside a fair bit, I often have to cross electric fences. This can be a problem if the wire is at the same height as my crotch.... LIKE THE FIRST TIME.... OUCH :shock: :shock: It certainly made me aware of those two round things I keep down there. rolleyes
Experience has taught me that a pair of thick gloves is all that is required to hold the wire down while climbing over.
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I'm vaguely aware that as a bloke in my mid-40s, I will at some stage over the next few years be told I have to be checked for prostate cancer.... so I'll be getting similar treatment sad So I'll have a bag over my head that day.

Don't worry HungryP, they can do that test from a blood sample these days.
Mike.
Bloody 'ell, the benefits of this site are many & varied biggrin :D
every days a school day.
(hmm not much benefit saying that, sorry for teh random post)
I once was a medical experiment control subject testing the effects of endorphines, relating to ME sufferers.I had several injections and a drip over several hours.
Rushes hit me and hard come downs between the rushes, every emotion hit in strong waves, I nearly passed out on several occasions, and at one point I had to be taken from one end of the hospital to the other for a brain scan carrying a cardboard thing shaped like a party hat (supposedly to be sick in). All that was rushing through my head was pure paranoia. I was convinced I was in a loony bin or prison camp. I would not volounteer to do anything like that again. :shock:
It occurs to me that some people buy stuff that made me feel like this to go out on a Saturday night. rolleyes
Okies well how about THIS for a wierd feeling...............
13 yrs ago I had my right leg amputated below the knee..............to this day I can still feel my 'foot'. move it around, get pins & needles and pain too........
*strange but true*
M xx loon
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Okies well how about THIS for a wierd feeling...............
13 yrs ago I had my right leg amputated below the knee..............to this day I can still feel my 'foot'. move it around, get pins & needles and pain too........
*strange but true*
M xx loon

There was a women on the news last week who had had her leg amputated and she said the same thing,
:uhoh: blink
thats weird.
So if your paralysed do you have the same feeling, assuming you are so with an accident.
Just curious
I once had a tooth extracted and for a few days after i could still feel my tooth even though it was,nt there anymore dunno
The feeling of coming round after an operation is horrible and weird..... had that a few years ago, not something I'd like to repeat.... Felt like I was dead or in some other place.
Rick.
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The feeling of coming round after an operation is horrible and weird..... had that a few years ago, not something I'd like to repeat.... Felt like I was dead or in some other place.

I had a couple of minor operations some years ago. Recovering from the first one was almost like an out-of-body experience, but by the second one I'd built up some imunity to the effects of the general anaesthetic. :shock: confused
When I was in an accident some time ago I got an injection (I think its called an epidural maybe) into my back and I was numb from the head down and it felt like my head on a dead persons body. It was so scary how all I could feel was my head and that was it. That was some freaky crap.
Sounds awful Lil_Miz_Naughty - Wouldn't fancy that at all! sad
Sometimes when I'm in bed, I wake up with a feeling I'm free-falling, that's weird. I can't really put it into words, it's like I'm slowly turning over in mid air as I fall.... Horrible if it happens in the middle of the night when it's pitch dark, as I can feel it when my eyes are open too. If it's light I am OK, if it's dark I have nothing to focus on....
Rick.
Waking up after an operation and hearing on the TV that there had been a major earthquake in Los Angeles. In my post operative state I thought it was the 'big one' where all of California and the west coast sinks into the sea. I thought OMG! Only later did I find out it was not so bad as that!
Lc