Quote from: crazy at the coast on February 17, 2013, 05:28:40 PM
Y'all is a little a touched in the head.   

I figured everybody here is...

What does touched in the head mean? 

Quote from: DianaP on February 17, 2013, 05:49:08 PM
What does touched in the head mean? 

Crazy?  Insane?  Not right?  Take your pick

Sanity is subjective. Therefore, everyone is insane. 

After all, I went to the local playground yesterday night with my jump rope. I was exercising in a t-shirt, shorts, and nothing else. Not even shoes. People couldn't stop staring at me. 

The Sandman was the original Stone Cold Steve Austin.  He was a beer-drinker and trash-talker long before Stone Cold entered the picture.  I love them both though.

Quote from: DianaP on February 17, 2013, 06:01:44 PM
Sanity is subjective. Therefore, everyone is insane. 

After all, I went to the local playground yesterday night with my jump rope. I was exercising in a t-shirt, shorts, and nothing else. Not even shoes. People couldn't stop staring at me. 

Uhh... I know some people doing a "once a month skinny dipping" pact (to be inside you have to skinny dip with somebody you're not in a relationship with).  You don't seem quite as insane as that...

=( I don't think I'm ever meant to be happy. =(   Yeah, I'll laugh and giggle, but deep down I never feel truly happy.  It's like I'm just moving through life and waiting to die.

This feeling has got to go away.  I hate it. ><;

I remember going skinny dipping as a teen. It was with a bunch of neighborhood girls. no way would I do that nowadays.

Quote from: Aaron Gabriel on February 17, 2013, 07:43:58 PM
=( I don't think I'm ever meant to be happy. =(   Yeah, I'll laugh and giggle, but deep down I never feel truly happy.  It's like I'm just moving through life and waiting to die.

This feeling has got to go away.  I hate it. ><;

There's been times I've had to force myself to hold a smile so people don't think there's anything wrong.  It's tough, but you can get through it.  * hug *

Quote from: crazy at the coast on February 17, 2013, 07:44:28 PM
I remember going skinny dipping as a teen. It was with a bunch of neighborhood girls. no way would I do that nowadays.

One of my friends warned me what it was ahead of time, since they recruit by asking "Hey!  Do you want to join a pact?" without giving any more details.

Quote from: EmSchuma on February 17, 2013, 07:41:54 PM
Uhh... I know some people doing a "once a month skinny dipping" pact (to be inside you have to skinny dip with somebody you're not in a relationship with).  You don't seem quite as insane as that...

Oh snap, silly me! I forgot to mention that it was 24 degrees F. Sorry, I got distracted while typing.

Quote from: DianaP on February 17, 2013, 07:50:18 PM
Oh snap, silly me! I forgot to mention that it was 24 degrees F. Sorry, I got distracted while typing.

I figured.  The people I know were complaining about January Pact for a similar reason...

Quote from: EmSchuma on February 17, 2013, 07:48:16 PM
There's been times I've had to force myself to hold a smile so people don't think there's anything wrong.  It's tough, but you can get through it.  * hug *

-hugs- It's pretty much been like this since middle school. =/  Only time it was getting any better was when I was in therapy and at the same time got Prozac. >.>; I'm crap out of luck with that right now and just gotta power through, but it's fairly tough on my own. 

Ice cream might help.

...and skinny dipping...I don't think I could ever do that. xD 1. The body is all wrong. 2. I have stretchmarks galore. 3. Being naked in front of people is so nerve-wracking!

I once rode my bike home 5 miles from school through a nor'easter in nothing but a pair of shorts, a t-shirt, and sneakers. It's like I always say: staying warm encourages you to ride harder. 

They came up with the idea as a way to make people less awkward about their bodies, actually.  It's supposed to help people get over the nerve-wracking part.

But I also don't want to be naked in front of people, which is why I didn't join.  Also, I thought ahead to Winter.

Quote from: DianaP on February 17, 2013, 07:57:29 PM
I once rode my bike home 5 miles from school through a nor'easter in nothing but a pair of shorts, a t-shirt, and sneakers. It's like I always say: staying warm encourages you to ride harder. 

That's intense!

xD It doesn't sound very much like it would make things better in that way. xD It sounds scary to skinny dip to me!

...On another note:  It's kind of crazy how my view of my sexuality and ability to enjoy stuff has changed since coming out.  Granted I haven't had sex and probably won't as I can't find myself a nice gay guy. XD

Quote from: EmSchuma on February 17, 2013, 07:58:38 PM
That's intense!

Well, I didn't know that there was going to be a storm, so when it hit, I just figured that I might as well just ride back fast. 

I actually felt good for a few minutes when I got home since my balls rode up so high that it felt like I didn't have any. 

Quote from: Aaron Gabriel on February 17, 2013, 07:55:22 PM
Only time it was getting any better was when I was in therapy and at the same time got Prozac.

You know that the main ingredient in SSRI drugs is Fluoride (also in rat poison)? Just a random fact I thought of while reading your post.

I'm thinking that I am cold and hungry. Trying to save money so the heat is turned down to 65 degrees. Why is 65 degrees outside comfortable but inside it's shivering cold?

Quote from: Simon on February 17, 2013, 08:05:48 PM
I'm thinking that I am cold and hungry. Trying to save money so the heat is turned down to 65 degrees. Why is 65 degrees outside comfortable but inside it's shivering cold?

Maybe it's not 65 degrees? That or you're more active when outside.

Quote from: DianaP on February 17, 2013, 08:07:29 PM
Maybe it's not 65 degrees? That or you're more active when outside.

Has to be related to activity, I guess.

Time to grab my big purple corduroy comforter and a cat to snuggle with. =^.^=

Quote from: Simon on February 17, 2013, 08:05:48 PM
You know that the main ingredient in SSRI drugs is Fluoride (also in rat poison)? Just a random fact I thought of while reading your post.

It's also in a lot of toothpastes and in mouth washes.   Albeit it's in a different form that doesn't get digested the same way, from what I can find.  I also can't find anything saying that it negatively impacts a person unless they're predisposed for a sensitivity to it [which I'm not].