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Chocoholic wrote:Pain? I fell asleep! Women have a higher tolerance to pain like that than men do.
Chocoholic wrote:Pain? I fell asleep! Women have a higher tolerance to pain like that than men do.
arniegang wrote:Shut up X - dont encourage her
Chocoholic wrote:Pain? I fell asleep! Women have a higher tolerance to pain like that than men do.
888 wrote:Oh, i should get one then
Dubai Knight wrote:
...save yourself the 500Dhs to have a poor representation of a butterfly on your arse...or wherever!
XRW-147 wrote:Judging by the avatar [888] we have another Aussie in the house. Welcome!
Liban wrote:IMJ wrote:once i was watching this program on TV, it was showing ppl who get metal objects implanted under their skin, man, that was a horror. They showed guys with metal balls sticking out like a punk hairdo on their heads, girls with tongues cut in two, like snakes', one woman even said she had metal cone shaped implants in her chest, have no idea how it was possible, at the end they showed a guy who was getting metal balls under his skin on his head, he was bleeding like crazy.
That is fcuking ing...
Chocoholic wrote:It's got nothing to do with the thickness of the skin. Women are naturally more capable of tolerating pain. We are built to handle child birth after all! Put it this way liken it to a bowling ball coming out of a guys bum - not a pleasant thought, but a good enough likeness.
Hhhhmmmmm those tattoos you're talking of are done in a traditional way as well aren't they? Ouch, must take ages. I guess it's no different to many tribes around the world where both men and women have facial tattoos and odd piercings.
Chocoholic wrote:It's got nothing to do with the thickness of the skin. Women are naturally more capable of tolerating pain. We are built to handle child birth after all! Put it this way liken it to a bowling ball coming out of a guys bum - not a pleasant thought, but a good enough likeness.
Hhhhmmmmm those tattoos you're talking of are done in a traditional way as well aren't they? Ouch, must take ages. I guess it's no different to many tribes around the world where both men and women have facial tattoos and odd piercings.
the_zooter wrote:You are dead right Arnie - I once had a splinter in my finger and had to be admitted to hospital. I discharged myself, but I can imagine if it was a woman they'd have been in for a few days observation, followed by a few weeks off work.
I won't even tell you how nasty a paper cut I had a couple of weeks ago - lets just say the consultant, 3 paramedics and the team of nurses had never seen anything like it
arniegang wrote:the_zooter wrote:You are dead right Arnie - I once had a splinter in my finger and had to be admitted to hospital. I discharged myself, but I can imagine if it was a woman they'd have been in for a few days observation, followed by a few weeks off work.
I won't even tell you how nasty a paper cut I had a couple of weeks ago - lets just say the consultant, 3 paramedics and the team of nurses had never seen anything like it
You baby zooter thats nothing. Yesterday i got stung by a Stinging Nettle. I was so brave i insisted the paramedics just treat the one sting on my leg on the spot. Any woman in the same situ would have needed emergency resus then admission to hospital.
I am bravely managing today with the use of crutches.