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As it says in the title. Sometimes i move my leg,arm,ankle,finger etc and they click. This is really gross. I just thought i'd tell you.
*CLICK*
There we go again...
*CLICK*
There we go again...
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semajal wrote:
> shaneo wrote:
> Did anyone catch Hindenburg in video? That would
> have ruled on
> tape.
Some of it is on video. Its dam
> impressive and muat have hurt to be inside it!
I'll try to download it.
> shaneo wrote:
> Did anyone catch Hindenburg in video? That would
> have ruled on
> tape.
Some of it is on video. Its dam
> impressive and muat have hurt to be inside it!
I'll try to download it.
shaneo wrote:
> Did anyone catch Hindenburg in video? That would have ruled on
> tape.
Some of it is on video. Its dam impressive and muat have hurt to be inside it!
> Did anyone catch Hindenburg in video? That would have ruled on
> tape.
Some of it is on video. Its dam impressive and muat have hurt to be inside it!
FantasyMeister wrote:
> I think Jeremy Beadle bought up every last copy of it.
FM: Is
> nothing sacred on Saturdays?
Haha! NOTHING is sacred on Saturday. I'm here all week FM.
> I think Jeremy Beadle bought up every last copy of it.
FM: Is
> nothing sacred on Saturdays?
Haha! NOTHING is sacred on Saturday. I'm here all week FM.
I think Jeremy Beadle bought up every last copy of it.
FM: Is nothing sacred on Saturdays?
FM: Is nothing sacred on Saturdays?
Did anyone catch Hindenburg in video? That would have ruled on tape.
FantasyMeister wrote:
> Breathing in air from a balloon is just the same as breathing Carbon
> Dioxide, ok in small quantities but if you do it a lot you can get
> some serious heart damage.
How much do you mean by a lot? Do you mean like everyday? I do it normally on my birthday when I'm blowing up balloons. I think that I'll leave that department to my parents.
> Breathing in air from a balloon is just the same as breathing Carbon
> Dioxide, ok in small quantities but if you do it a lot you can get
> some serious heart damage.
How much do you mean by a lot? Do you mean like everyday? I do it normally on my birthday when I'm blowing up balloons. I think that I'll leave that department to my parents.
Um the hindenburg was filled with hrdrogen.
Yes, just remember what happened to the Hinderburg - filled with Helium, and later, it blew up all by itself. Hydrogen rules, as most of the construction workers of the balloon would have said.
Breathing in air from a balloon is just the same as breathing Carbon Dioxide, ok in small quantities but if you do it a lot you can get some serious heart damage.
The real problem is the helium filled balloons. You suck in that gas and it constricts your vocal cords, making your voice go high pitched, so you can run around shouting "Revenge!" and "I'll get you!" and "Watch THIS!" whilst your playing Worms Armageddon with your mates. It helps if you're very drunk as well, it's the most fun you'll ever have with a game.
HOWEVER, this should never be attempted unless you CLEARLY know what you're doing.
The real problem is the helium filled balloons. You suck in that gas and it constricts your vocal cords, making your voice go high pitched, so you can run around shouting "Revenge!" and "I'll get you!" and "Watch THIS!" whilst your playing Worms Armageddon with your mates. It helps if you're very drunk as well, it's the most fun you'll ever have with a game.
HOWEVER, this should never be attempted unless you CLEARLY know what you're doing.
Maybe that's why they tell us to never breathe in the air of a balloon. Hey, I'm still here.
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