Roger A. Shrubber
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look in the grocery store for parchment paper
What did you accomplish today?
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Comments like that are reserved for those who say I need therapy, and I prefer not quoting him as it feeds his ego.
mmmmmmmm smoke
Chunky Stool
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I've always had a phobia of needles.
You couldn't pay me to get a tattoo...
You couldn't pay me to get a tattoo...
Roger A. Shrubber
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it's not that bad, after a few minutes it just a vibration, you get kind of numb. until they get close to a nerve or a bone........
Gary Goodson
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That’s dope!
Same here, I’m afraid I’ll get poked and all my gravy will pour out...I've always had a phobia of needles.
You couldn't pay me to get a tattoo...
Faaaaaaaat assssss
JohnGlennsGarden
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Had a minion party for our little lioness, this weekend.
Chunky Stool
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I appreciate the artistic aspect of tattooing, it's just not my thing.
My daughter said she wants a tattoo and my only advice was save your money and get something nice.
A shitty tattoo is NOT like a bad haircut that will grow out in a couple of months.
My daughter said she wants a tattoo and my only advice was save your money and get something nice.
A shitty tattoo is NOT like a bad haircut that will grow out in a couple of months.
420God
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I had the original cross done when I was 14 yr old.
I still have a big one on my back that I'm gonna have fixed up.
Have the back of both calfs inked, hardly felt a thing.I've always had a phobia of needles.
You couldn't pay me to get a tattoo...
jerryb73
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My cousin just got one on her wrist, she said, my friend did it, he works at a shop
3 letters, not sure which ones. Lol
My brother in law has several that he done himself, practicing. He offered to give his sister one, my girl. She said, keep practicing.. I don’t get it. It’s not like they are decent just not great. They are GARBAGE!!
Today is a major accomplishment day as I have officially managed to get two plants to harvest without killing them. Yield on one is better than the other, for a number of reasons, but I don't care because one was lucky to survive anyway. Just giving them a day or two to finish off, then I just have to dry and cure without getting them filled with fungus.
I am happy as since it looks like the equivalent of a "couple" of hundred euros worth at €10 per g in the coffee shops, will let you know wet weight when chopped and trimmed ready for drying.
I am happy as since it looks like the equivalent of a "couple" of hundred euros worth at €10 per g in the coffee shops, will let you know wet weight when chopped and trimmed ready for drying.
Chunky Stool
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It's not really a pain thing.
Needles still freak me out and just the thought of being stuck makes me uncomfortable.
I can't watch when they draw blood for checkups, etc.
Shots in my mouth REALLY freak me out.
It's well documented in my dental chart...
Oh, I never watch when they stick a needle in for the likes of taking blood or anything. It's not a fear or phobia but something I remember from when I was around 6 years old, they say if you look the skin can tighten up and be so much harder so it's "less comfortable" going in.It's not really a pain thing.
Needles still freak me out and just the thought of being stuck makes me uncomfortable.
I can't watch when they draw blood for checkups, etc.
Shots in my mouth REALLY freak me out.
It's well documented in my dental chart...
420God
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Lol, they don't bother me, or my wife who lost a filling Saturday night. Luckily we're prepared for emergencies. I had to shoot her up with lidocaine and put in a temporary filling.It's not really a pain thing.
Needles still freak me out and just the thought of being stuck makes me uncomfortable.
I can't watch when they draw blood for checkups, etc.
Shots in my mouth REALLY freak me out.
It's well documented in my dental chart...
Metasynth
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When I was 4or 5 I split my lip and needed stitches, I thought the doctor was gonna poke my eye with the needle, so every time he got close I started flailing.
So they put me in a child sized straitjacket, and sewed me up through the tears...lol
Needles still give me the heebee jeebees
So they put me in a child sized straitjacket, and sewed me up through the tears...lol
Needles still give me the heebee jeebees
Metasynth
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That's the thing, I would have no issue spiking myself if, for example, I needed insulin or such like, same as I have no issue cutting myself to get splinters or such out.
But when it's someone else doing it, you don't have that control, and since it's usually pretty much a stranger you don't have the same trust as, for example, you and your wife, then there is a psychological effect which is stronger in some than in others.
With me turning my head away it's just a habit, nothing more.
Roger A. Shrubber
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why do you have a horse syringe full of lidocaine lying around?