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Posted on: 2010-04-02 04:41 in CoH and CoV General Discussions
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Maybe - but why would someone do that anyway? I know some people like to do weird stuff, but that's just so totally crazy.
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Originally Posted by Fleeting Whisper
Wooden cloth clips grip to... things... pretty well, without much pain. And rubber tends to have better friction than wood. I'm certain you could have a clip with a weak enough spring to not be painful, yet strong enough to not slip off.
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@Golden Girl
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I'm pretty sure we're not allowed to answer that question. At least, not on these forums. You could probably find it yourself with an internet search, but I highly HIGHLY suggest you leave it be. Trust me on this. There are things out there that you can not unsee.
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
Maybe - but why would someone do that anyway? I know some people like to do weird stuff, but that's just so totally crazy.
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The Abrams is one of the most effective war machines on the planet. - R. Lee Ermy.
Q: How do you wreck an Abrams?
A: You crash into another one.
And this particular kink is one of the milder ones.
Good lord, sometimes I thought I'd have to put out my own eyeballs. DARN YOU, INTERWEBZ!
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I was after a vague, general answer - not anything with gross details |
Originally Posted by M_I_Abrahms
I'm pretty sure we're not allowed to answer that question. At least, not on these forums. You could probably find it yourself with an internet search, but I highly HIGHLY suggest you leave it be. Trust me on this. There are things out there that you can not unsee.
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@Golden Girl
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i try to borrow other people's eyeballs for some of the really dubious seeming stuff. i'm not sure if it's odder that i usually don't get thanked for borrowing their eyeballs, or that some actually do thank me.|
Originally Posted by Decorum
And this particular kink is one of the milder ones.
Good lord, sometimes I thought I'd have to put out my own eyeballs. DARN YOU, INTERWEBZ! |
Anyway, the clamps Insano is holding are perfectly ordinary spring-loaded clamps with rubber covers on the jaws and handles available at most hardware stores and primarily used for clamping things in place for carpentry work like gluing and screwing wood, but are quite useful for clamping all sorts of things to other things with light to moderate pressure. We have some at my shop where we primarily work with metal doing art fabrication and restoration. Actually, most of our clamps are much heavier and more expensive, and can apply hundreds or even thousands of pounds of pressure.
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"Sexual": Using a chicken feather|
Originally Posted by Decorum
And this particular kink is one of the milder ones.
Good lord, sometimes I thought I'd have to put out my own eyeballs. DARN YOU, INTERWEBZ! |
"Kinky": Using the whole chicken
http://www.fimfiction.net/story/36641/My-Little-Exalt
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She could ask on Paragon Unleashed, the only Forum who's rules are:|
Originally Posted by M_I_Abrahms
I'm pretty sure we're not allowed to answer that question. At least, not on these forums. You could probably find it yourself with an internet search, but I highly HIGHLY suggest you leave it be. Trust me on this. There are things out there that you can not unsee.
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1) Nothing Illegal
2) Don't talk about Paragon Unl... [CENSORED].
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Oh, there are plenty of forums around the 'net that have no rules at all |
Originally Posted by LiquidX
the only Forum who's rules are...
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http://www.fimfiction.net/story/36641/My-Little-Exalt
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Quiet, you!
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Originally Posted by Fleeting Whisper
Oh, there are plenty of forums around the 'net that have no rules at all
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hai gais i talk bout niple clamps hoow edgy am i
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Okay, vague, general answer: the pain response in humans evolved as the "get away from that, you idiot, it's bad for you" signal. But since it's possible for pain to come in a situation where stopping to go "ow, pain" means you get killed, humans also have a signal that goes "nevermind that, we'll deal with it later, RUN MONKEY RUN". Both of those systems also trigger doptamine, the "pleasure response hormone", as if to say "avoiding pain and running from scary things is good! do that more!".|
Originally Posted by Golden Girl
I was after a vague, general answer - not anything with gross details
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In the same way that people can watch scary movies to get the "you escaped from a predator, yay" feeling, they can also let themselves feel pain in certain carefully controlled ways that trigger the "you avided a major injury, go you" feeling.
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I get both these feelings when driving on the interstate!
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Originally Posted by Silver Gale
In the same way that people can watch scary movies to get the "you escaped from a predator, yay" feeling, they can also let themselves feel pain in certain carefully controlled ways that trigger the "you avided a major injury, go you" feeling.
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That's still all messed up and weird - why hurt yourself to feel pleasure when you can get the same feeling from normal situations, without having to injure yourself?
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Originally Posted by Silver Gale
Okay, vague, general answer: the pain response in humans evolved as the "get away from that, you idiot, it's bad for you" signal. But since it's possible for pain to come in a situation where stopping to go "ow, pain" means you get killed, humans also have a signal that goes "nevermind that, we'll deal with it later, RUN MONKEY RUN". Both of those systems also trigger doptamine, the "pleasure response hormone", as if to say "avoiding pain and running from scary things is good! do that more!".
In the same way that people can watch scary movies to get the "you escaped from a predator, yay" feeling, they can also let themselves feel pain in certain carefully controlled ways that trigger the "you avided a major injury, go you" feeling. |
@Golden Girl
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Because it's not the same feeling. And because people are different, and like different things. Perhaps someday, when you've learned about more of the things that people like, you will find something weird that you enjoy. As long as it involves only consenting adult human beings, it's all good.
(Incidentally, I'd just like to note how charmingly quaint it is to find someone on the internet who has not been thoroughly exposed to the full ramifications of Rule 34. I thought ISP install CDs came with a complimentary care package from /b/...)
@SPTrashcan
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I've got nothing against people who want to do that kind of thing - but that doesn't mean it's still not messed up and creepy
@Golden Girl
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Originally Posted by SpittingTrashcan
I'd just like to note how charmingly quaint it is to find someone on the internet who has not been thoroughly exposed to the full ramifications of Rule 34.
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Hey, GG: have you ever used Google Image Search with the SafeSearch filter off?
http://www.fimfiction.net/story/36641/My-Little-Exalt
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I didn't know it had one |
Originally Posted by Fleeting Whisper
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Hey, GG: have you ever used Google Image Search with the SafeSearch filter off? |
So, assuming that its default setting is "on", then the answer would be "no"
@Golden Girl
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And with that we slide smoothly from "charmingly quaint" to "naively offensive." Good night, everybody!
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
I've got nothing against people who want to do that kind of thing - but that doesn't mean it's still not messed up and creepy
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@SPTrashcan
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Why MA ratings should be changed from stars to "like" or "dislike"
A better algorithm for ordering MA arcs
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
I've got nothing against people who want to do that kind of thing - but that doesn't mean it's still not messed up and creepy
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Originally Posted by SpittingTrashcan
And with that we slide smoothly from "charmingly quaint" to "naively offensive." Good night, everybody!
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i actually laughed out loud at both of the above posts. It is worth noting that it was for opposite amounts of insight. GG tends to come across as sheltered, provincial and very, very earnest.
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One day, in the near future, you too will feel the cold, intrusive, flexibly elongated, sticky grip of the Interwebz wriggling inside your brain to forever taint you for the rest of your days, GG! I swear it!
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
I didn't know it had one
So, assuming that its default setting is "on", then the answer would be "no" |
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I'm not sheltered, or provinicial - our house is in Schenectady, but we've got an apartment in Manhatten, and I spend an equal amount of time between the two |
Originally Posted by Schismatrix
Pretty much.
i actually laughed out loud at both of the above posts. It is worth noting that it was for opposite amounts of insight. GG tends to come across as sheltered, provincial and very, very earnest. |
@Golden Girl
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I don't intened to turn the safe search off |
Originally Posted by Leo_G
One day, in the near future, you too will feel the cold, intrusive, flexibly elongated, sticky grip of the Interwebz wriggling inside your brain to forever taint you for the rest of your days, GG! I swear it!
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@Golden Girl
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I know I should link GG to a special website, but I'd probably be banned for doing so... 
http://www.fimfiction.net/story/36641/My-Little-Exalt
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Physical location or travel is not the sole determinant of that. You could live in downtown Manhattan and have almost no contact with outside thoughts or cultures if you maintain a barrier between yourself and the larger world. Just keep the windows rolled up and your eyes averted as you're driven from one enclave of people who think and act like you do* to the next.|
Originally Posted by Golden Girl
I'm not sheltered, or provinicial - our house is in Schenectady, but we've got an apartment in Manhatten, and I spend an equal amount of time between the two
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*While in your presence. It's altogether likely that they get up to some really freaky stuff someplace out of sight where it won't give you the vapors.
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i make stuff...
http://www.fimfiction.net/story/36641/My-Little-Exalt