General Discussion

[foxhill]

So just now I was enjoying reading a book and having my daily feast of Toblerone when a little bit of melted chocolate fell onto the paper.

Now, of course I had to remove it and, being the lazy person I am, instead of doing the sensible thing and picking up the chocolate with a tissue or finger I just decided to lick it off, despite knowing the discomfort it would cause. Personally this is one of the most awkward and agonising feelings I can experience, similar to the screeching which results from scraping chalk on a blackboard.

So what kind of things send this kind of shudder down your spines?

[PatC_PSN]

Cats.

[fenian]

you should chew on some tinfoil.

[xElfenLied_US]

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PatC_PSN wrote:

Cats. I love every kind of cat.

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I prefer dogs, personally.

[xElfenLied_US]

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fenian wrote:
you should chew on some tinfoil.

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ooooooh ow! I can feel my teeth going at the thought of that!

[fenian]

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xElfenLied_US wrote:

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fenian wrote:
you should chew on some tinfoil.

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ooooooh ow! I can feel my teeth going at the thought of that!

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I actually did it once.

Picture the scene.

Me, a bit of tinfoil in my hand.

Me close up around the eyes like a western, close up of tinfoil

Cut scenes back and forth for a minute.

Then im chewing the tinfoil

Next scene is me cursing myself with tinfoil spat out on the ground holding my mouth in pain. I have metal fillings, it was agony.

[foxhill]

fenian wrote:
you should chew on some tinfoil.

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I actually did that on a small scale once when for some reason there was a layer of foil in the middle of my sandwich.

It wasn't as bad as I'm imagining it to be now, though I'm guessing it would be worse with scrunched up tinfoil.

[xElfenLied_US]

Did Warren tell you to do that as a dare?

[PatC_PSN]

Ginger people.

[xElfenLied_US]

Pat's upset