Vallerina
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You could hang out in the bathroom and tell the women your thoughts on what's creating that burning, itching sensation. Just take a gynecology book in with you to look professional. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I don't really like pool. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Woo hoo! A party on Saturday night! I gotta think of a costume! It's too bad you can't jump, Rosa, but I'm glad you'll be hanging out!
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Alright! I get to devirginize both Rosa and Renee! Let's see how many greenies I can have Hot Sex with at the same time! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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My check has been cashed for the big-way camp, and I plan on bringing lots of Hot Sex to California at the end of October!
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Your avatar is cool, though! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Should I just start pming you with my bizarre questions? You and (oh, crap, can't remember the screen name of who it was before you) made it clear with the evolutionary thingy. And, Bolas, Phil is back today! Yay!
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Lol! I know why, I just didn't understand the specific body part thing (as in, why don't my knees hurt when I'm sad rather than my stomach?) There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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No, you can't control your emotions. I can't just STOP feeling angry because I want to. If I want to stop feeling angry, I'd have to stop thinking about what's making me angry or think about it in a new light (ie, "I'm pissed off that so and so because they said that Jackopierce sucks!" would have to change to something like, "So, they don't like Jackopierce, and they expressed that well. Just because they don't like them doesn't mean it's a crappy band or that I shouldn't like them. They are entitled to feel about them however they wish.") What I find bizarre that I have no control over are the things like why certain body parts feel certain emotions. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Oh god! I wish I had full control over my emotions! That'd be great! I don't, but I'm learning how to adjust some of them. (I read a book at the beginning of the summer which is really helping me do so.) There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Actually (really off topic), in some ways, I can. A really simple analogy....if I did what my heart told me to do, I would play all day long. I don't do what my heart tells me, though, and I work. However, a direct feeling, I don't believe can be separated from your thoughts. As in, one situation can make two people feel differently since they view it differently. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Don't feel sorry for me! I realize that I can't separate the two, so I just try to adjust my thoughts instead!
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I didn't even know I was arguing! I guess I don't really see my emotions differing much from my thoughts, so I, personally, don't see your point. I definitely see reactions differing from one's thoughts/emotions, though. I felt scared because I thought how dangerous it was, but I still jumped. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Okay, but it still doesn't answer my question! Why would someone's stomach hurt? Why would your chest feel elated? I get that there are going to be things like sweat/breathing/heart rate/etc that change, but it doesn't explain why specific body parts hurt/feel good. Yes, I do. It's called beer! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Bonita!
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Well, considering that my first skydive was probably one of the most dangerous things I had ever done at that time, I just thought that I was much more likely to get hurt doing that than anything else I had ever done. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Heck no! Those were NOT my thoughts. I also hope NOBODY ever thinks, "I'm not going to get hurt." If those were your actual thoughts, there would be no reason to be nervous. I know that I might get hurt. When I first started jumping, I used to always think about how it just wasn't natural to be doing that. I thought about, "What if I can't get my pud?" There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Actually, I used to sleep walk all the time! Actually, people have quite a bit of control over how they feel. Your emotions are determined by your thougths. You don't feel angry while thinking, "Wow! Today is a great day!" You don't feel happy while thinking, "My life is shit." So, I see thoughts/emotions going hand in hand. There are other emotions which have no effect on my body, and I would have to say that that doesn't happen every single time I get angry. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I don't feel anything when I dream. That's a chemical reaction. Why don't my feet feel my emotions? Or my hands? Why don't I feel anything different in my body when I'm mad? Why is it certain emotions? Why is it in certain areas? According to every single test I've ever taken, I always put mind over heart. (Although, I didn't need a test to tell me that.) I always admired people who were the opposite. Our emotions aren't always correct, but neither are our thoughts. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I never really understood the connection between feelings and how your body reflects it. Why is it when you're happy, your chest feels like it's floating to the ceiling? Why is it when you're sad, it feels like you have cement in your stomach? There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Gee...I wonder what sparked this thread? There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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AND...there's no advertising in the forums (unless you paid for it....) There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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That's it! When you marry Kris and myself, I'm going to make you a bright pink Elvis costume! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I'd take that piece of crap canopy back to the person you bought it from and smack 'em upside the head! That is bizarre, though. It never opened extremely soft for me, but, as Farmer pointed out, that had to do with my pilot chute (which is not your problem.) Hmmm... There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Okay! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning