Creepy Things...

[dangoval95]

So today I just realized two wierd happenings that you can experience right where you sitting now.
1. Look up...is your mouth open?
2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.
Scared yet?

[tox]

At 27 seconds ago, dangoval95 wrote: 2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.

... im either not looking at the right place.. or i dont have the same kind of hands or arms you have..
what is suppose to scare me here?

[DoctorStrongbad]

What is the creepy things you speak of?

[dangoval95]

At A few seconds ago, tox wrote:

At 27 seconds ago, dangoval95 wrote: 2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.

... im either not looking at the right place.. or i dont have the same kind of hands or arms you have..
what is suppose to scare me here?

My fingers ligament/muscle moves oddly when clicking the mouse. Either we have dif hands or are dif species.

[MushookieMan]

I'm not particularly scared of my own body. I think I've heard of these symptoms for some drug like meth, yo. Go to rehab and stop posting already.

[Rallard]

At 1 minute ago, dangoval95 wrote: 1. Look up...is your mouth open?

No. But I have hardcore cottonmouth at the moment so...

2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.

I don't see anything. But a fun fact, the veins on the back of my left hand spell out "HI." Pretty freaky huh?

Scared yet?

Naw. Just confused.

[tox]

At A few seconds ago, dangoval95 wrote:

At A few seconds ago, tox wrote:

At 27 seconds ago, dangoval95 wrote: 2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.

... im either not looking at the right place.. or i dont have the same kind of hands or arms you have..
what is suppose to scare me here?

My fingers ligament/muscle moves oddly when clicking the mouse. Either we have dif hands or are dif species.

well im Homo sapiens male, and i have 4 fingers and a thumb, and my wrist is i guess sorta thick..
are your wrists small?

[dangoval95]

well im Homo sapiens male, and i have 4 fingers and a thumb, and my wrist is i guess sorta thick..
are your wrists small?

Yes, my wrists are somewhat small...how bout we end this thread and stop discussing species and wrist size....

[zag]

I habitually keep my mouth closed when I'm not eating/drinking/talking... I feel as though people who hang around with their mouths open all of the time look mentally deficient.

also, I've already noticed your second "creepy" thing... it's slightly interesting at best.

[SnoopyChicken]

I think your hand is fucked..

[tox]

At 1 minute ago, SnoopyChicken wrote: I think your hand is fucked..

well thats not very nice.. his hand is different by design, its nature ..
to him, your hand is fucked

[DoctorStrongbad]

You should show us pics of your hand. That would help us understand the creepy things.

[Chocomilk]

At 44 minutes ago, dangoval95 wrote: 2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.
Scared yet?

Are you talking about your carpel tunnels?

[123mine123]

At 1 hour ago, dangoval95 wrote: 1. Look up...is your mouth open?

Uhh...yes, it is open.

2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.

Yes, and it's really cool!
I just realize that everytime I click the mouse, my vein or ligaments or whatever is like showing then sink then show then sink click show sink!

Scared yet?

I find it fascinating, not scary.

[DeadEyeRanger]

At 2 hours ago, Rallard wrote
I don't see anything. But a fun fact, the veins on the back of my left hand spell out "HI." Pretty freaky huh?

Lucky! Mine spell "I Y"

[JBKalso]

Have no idea.

[Ragnarokia]

My first finger from my thumb flexes in my thin body and I can see the reverberating effect going up my arm a bit. Which generally happens when I do anything since my body lacks mass. But even I with such a body couldn't see a bloody thing happen to my middle finger when clicking.

[MrPercie]

I can see my bein move when I move one of my middle fingers a tiny bit, as the tendon is next to the vein so when the tendon moves it pops the vein to the side and back again.

[MagicMichael66]

OH MY GOD! It's terryfing!

[Ericho]

At 12 hours ago, dangoval95 wrote: 1. Look up...is your mouth open?

No, well maybe a little bit.

2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.

Actually, I've always noticed that.

[Sectus]

If you want something creepy you should see my family eating Thanksgiving Dinner.

Lets just say they like their steaks rare. Really, REALLY rare.

[cATbYtE]

At 16 hours ago, dangoval95 wrote: So today I just realized two wierd happenings that you can experience right where you sitting now.
1. Look up...is your mouth open?
2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain/ whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.
Scared yet?

1. Look up is your mouth open? My mouth is closed.
2. When you click your mouse look at the bone/muscle/vain whatever it is on your second finger from your thumb.

My second finger does nothing but move ever so slightly when i click the mouse with my first finger.

scared yet? uhhmmm....no? am i supposed to be?

[Matt-cat]

I saw my finger contract a little. Not really scary, I guess my fingers are built weird or something.

[Ericho]

Of course, when you mentioned the fact that people have their mouths open when they look up, I immediately thought of that and closed my mouth. Even when I was trying not to think about it, I still had my mouth deliberatedly closed. Maybe next time you could ask me that when you are actually wanting for me to look up somewhere so it won't be biased?

[Ericho]

At 2 days ago, Chocomilk wrote: Are you talking about your carpel tunnels?

Ah, I knew there was a reason why I simply could not move the finger next to my pinky all the way up on its own!