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What Kind Of Pain Do You Like?

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I like the kind of pain where you have the winning powerball lotto ticket for 100 million dollars and you have to wait until the morning to go in and claim your money Oo.
 
Doc the question is What kind of pain is somebody going to give you if you keep opening these things up. :D
 
How about putting your thumb on the anvil and beating on it with a 5-pound sledge till it quits hurting, and then continuing with each of your fingers on that same hand???:eek:



One thing kids are doing today???? Splitting their tongue!!!:--)
 
Habaneros

I like my pain from waaaaaay too spicy food :D

Oh yes, as someone else pointed out, tattoos!!! Love that pain also Oo. Oo.
 
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Darn! After doing some very minor repairs to my travel trailer, I'm feeling a blister coming up on my thumb. I must be getting soft with this desk job. At least before, when I got a blister it was from putting some effort into it. I think blisters are pretty high on the pain scale. Especially the ones that you get from grabbing something red hot, when I knew better than to grab it.



Although my back pain was pretty bad, I don't think it compared to the time I broke my ankle. Now that was pain. I could hardly move. I had Mrs Doc open the hatch in the back of the Horizon that we had at the time, and I crawled in. She drove me to the hospital with my feet hanging out the back. Once I was comfortable in emergency, the endorphins must have kicked in and I was able to quit gritting my teeth. That is until the quack emergency doctor walked in and commented on my sprained ankle, while twisting and jerking on it. After the x-ray came out, he disappeared. The bone surgeon put a couple of screws in there and I got to watch. The surgeon got a kick out of me insisting that I see the whole thing.



Doc
 
It is fun to watch isn't it Doc. I got to watch them stick a foot long needle and camera prob into my lower cheek checking to see it that # 8 screw, that was sticking through my pelvis bone, was really rubbing against my nerve. I saw on the monitor the needle touch the tip of the screw and felt a large lightning bolt shoot down my leg. I thought the leg was going to blow off completely. :{ My Doc was a real pain in the @$$. Another one was when they were checking for nerve damage. they do it by sending electrical curent from one nerve end to the other. They had to do it on both my good leg and bad. 3 hours of fun.



My sister was the lucky one. She had to have a C-section, so they numbed her. Over an hour later they started cutting. She tried to tell them she could feel everything and the Doc said," It is only your imagation". She was screaming because she was feeling the cutting and they finaly had to put her under. Later the Doc found out that she waited so long between the numbing shots and the surgery. He said it would have worn out by then. :{ :{
 
Not that I liked it at the time - the pain from having the top half of your body scalded by a blown radiator. I was wearing glasses so I still have my sight. I was lucky because it was straight water - no coolant - and I unloaded my shirt as soon as it hit me so I didn't have it stuck to my rapidly sloughing skin.



They gave me enough sedative to drop an elephant - doctors said they had never given anyone that much and had them walk out of the ER. Slept for two days afterward while my skin bubbled up, hardened and started to flake. If you like scratching scabs then get second-degree burns over a large section of your torso - you'll have square feet to provide you pleasure.



Was back out priming tobacco 7 days later - had to do something to get mind off of itch.



If it don't kill you it makes you stronger... .....
 
In the past.

Pain.

I liked the pain in the upper insides of my thighs from the jump harness when your body changes from 120 mph down to 15 mph in about 4 seconds as the parachute opens.

I did see these beautiful silver stars on one jump. They must have been UFO's cause in about 15 seconds they just disapeared. Boy they sure made me dizzy too. I told the other jumpers about the stars and they said they could not see them. One jumper said I got my bell rung. I didn't hear any bell ringing. I didn't even have a bell in my pocket.

Tim
 
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Remember Mercurochrome, Merthiolate, and Iodine? I think the cuts and scrapes as a kid were nothing, until Mom put some of that stuff on them. They used to say that if it doesn't hurt to treat it, the treatment it no good.



Doc
 
Some of us or down right WEIRD!

I guess I am still waiting for a pain I could enjoy or like-----other than that referred to in the country song;

"I wish that I could hurt that way again"

And after 67 years, I have been banged about a little

Vaughn
 
I like the pain of being run over buy a dump truck and all the surgerys and the ones to come. Or crashing my dirt bike, or running of the end of the sprint car track, or the wonderful feeling you get when the welding slag falls into your shirt while your laying on your back under a car, or when you ram a 1/4-20 bolt 2 1/2 inches in between your knuckles and you fall and rip it out.

Or best of all, when your wife gets home and you realize you forgot her birthday and she gives you "that look".



--dave--
 
I also like the pain from tattoos, but the best pain is when I take my dirt bike on the first ride of the year, the "Rites of Spring" tour, we rode 160 miles of whoop-d-doos and various other woods riding trails. I just did that last week, every mucle in my body hurt fer three days,but it was a good pain:rolleyes:

Gettin' outta bed was a bit tricky though, and well, sittin' on the toilet wasn't very plesureable either! :eek:



Later, Rob
 
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