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I am introspective, self-deprecating, and slightly odd
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Commerce City, Colorado, United States
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Last year, I had both of my knees operated on. Arthroscopic surgery
to remove a bunch of build-up, and something called a 'lateral
release' (cutting the ligaments) was done to both knees, to allow
the patella to move correctly. Well, one thing I have noticed (less
now than the months immediately following the surgery) is that when
I stop walking, it feels as though the muscles in my thighs right
above the knees are still moving back and forth. Not like excess
body fat jiggles, but more as if I had animate jello creatures
living above my knees. It's not painful, but it feels really weird,
as if part of my leg is about to fly away.
Put a Hershey's® kiss on the back of your tongue, and drink a cup
of good hot coffee, and feel the chocolate slowly melt down your
throat. It's a neat taste sensation and feels....
interesting.
At least once in your life, sleep naked on fur. Even if it's fake
fur. Pet hair on the bed doesn't count.
This isn't really a weird sensation, but I like it all the same. I
call it "The Human Swamp Cooler". Just take a quick rinse with cold
water, don't towel off, and lie under a working ceiling fan. It's
just a bumped-up version of the body's natural cooling
system.
Last year, I had both of my knees operated on. Arthroscopic surgeryto remove a bunch of build-up, and something called a 'lateralrelease' (cutting the ligaments) was done to both knees, to allowthe patella to move correctly. Well, one thing I have noticed (lessnow than the months immediately following the surgery) is that whenI stop walking, it feels as though the muscles in my thighs rightabove the knees are still moving back and forth. Not like excessbody fat jiggles, but more as if I had animate jello creaturesliving above my knees. It's not painful, but it feels really weird,as if part of my leg is about to fly away.
Put a Hershey's® kiss on the back of your tongue, and drink a cupof good hot coffee, and feel the chocolate slowly melt down yourthroat. It's a neat taste sensation and feels....interesting.
At least once in your life, sleep naked on fur. Even if it's fakefur. Pet hair on the bed doesn't count.
This isn't really a weird sensation, but I like it all the same. Icall it "The Human Swamp Cooler". Just take a quick rinse with coldwater, don't towel off, and lie under a working ceiling fan. It'sjust a bumped-up version of the body's natural coolingsystem.
Weird Sensations