Pointless Experiments
Pavlov's Frog writes: I once spent 20 minutes with my eyes closed to see what it was like being blind. I smashed my knee on the kitchen cupboard, and decided I'd be better off deaf as you can still watch television.
( , Thu 24 Jul 2008, 12:00)
Pavlov's Frog writes: I once spent 20 minutes with my eyes closed to see what it was like being blind. I smashed my knee on the kitchen cupboard, and decided I'd be better off deaf as you can still watch television.
( , Thu 24 Jul 2008, 12:00)
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Paperweight vs. child
A much younger and less wise Photon once decided to see whether he could throw a stone paperweight from one hand to the other, with his arms outstretched. The result: I probably could have, but I failed to factor in one obstacle to the paperweight's flight - my head.
The paperweight, being about the size of a grapefruit, and carved into an interesting geometric shape, was as a result quite weighty, and had a lot of sharp edges - one of which connected perfectly with a minor artery in my temple.
"Mum, I think I need to go to the hospital please!", I yelled down the stairs. "Oh, and I'm really sorry about the carpet. And the duvet. And the wallpaper."
Bled like a bastard for a few minutes, and then just stopped, and by the time I'd been seen by a nurse, there was barely anything to see. Didn't even stitches - I was so disappointed.
( , Sat 26 Jul 2008, 12:42, Reply)
A much younger and less wise Photon once decided to see whether he could throw a stone paperweight from one hand to the other, with his arms outstretched. The result: I probably could have, but I failed to factor in one obstacle to the paperweight's flight - my head.
The paperweight, being about the size of a grapefruit, and carved into an interesting geometric shape, was as a result quite weighty, and had a lot of sharp edges - one of which connected perfectly with a minor artery in my temple.
"Mum, I think I need to go to the hospital please!", I yelled down the stairs. "Oh, and I'm really sorry about the carpet. And the duvet. And the wallpaper."
Bled like a bastard for a few minutes, and then just stopped, and by the time I'd been seen by a nurse, there was barely anything to see. Didn't even stitches - I was so disappointed.
( , Sat 26 Jul 2008, 12:42, Reply)
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