When you twitch you die

[Seatbeltnazi]

I was laying around twitching a few minutes ago when I came to the conclusion that, whenever you twitch, that is you in another universe being hurt immensely there. Like, say your leg twitches. In another universe at that same moment you some how broke it, or something happened to that spot on your leg.

It is like when you are trying to convince yourself to do something. You struggle with yourself, but manage to work up the courage to do it, and then at the very last second puss out and you get that big rush over your body like 'Oh my god, I cannot believe I just almost did that'. That is a weaker, and less precise feeling you get. A twitch is the stronger, more accurate end of the spectrum. In another universe, you managed to do what you decided not to, and in another universe your twitch was a broken bone.

[elementell]

Or you muscles might have had a temporary spasm.

[UltimateAxl]

It's almost similar to when you go to sleep, you feel like you're falling, well it actually means (so called) another "you" dies in another dimension or universe.

[Randy74]

So...inspiring!

[NEVR]

At 7/14/08 07:03 PM, Seatbeltnazi wrote: I was laying around twitching a few minutes ago when I came to the conclusion that, whenever you twitch, that is you in another universe being hurt immensely there.

That's not a conclusion, that's a theory. A conclusion is the definitive result of a theory being tested, and eventually proved or disproved through the evidence acquired during the testing / experimenting period. WHERE'S YOUR PROOF?!

[Raguel]

At 7/14/08 07:04 PM, elementell wrote: Or you muscles might have had a temporary spasm.

Careful with your far out theories, hippy!

[LBRocker]

Who do you get your shit from? I need to know.

[Jorgeiscool]

At 7/14/08 07:04 PM, elementell wrote: Or you muscles might have had a temporary spasm.

first comment as always is always the funniest.
Ur kinda crazy guy

someone google this

[Seatbeltnazi]

At 7/14/08 07:05 PM, NEVR wrote:

blah blah blah

Sorry, misused the word. By the way, I just broke my arm, so be nice to me.

If you do not understand what I just said then please promptly leave the topic.

[Thimbles]

Not surprisingly, this sounds like a re-vamped piece or copy-pasta; I've heard something like this before.

[Thimbles]

At 7/14/08 07:08 PM, Thimbles wrote: Not surprisingly, this sounds like a re-vamped piece or copy-pasta; I've heard something like this before.

"or copypasta"

OF*

OF* damnit!

[g0m]

I believe in the infinite variety of universes theory, so yes, that twinge was a broken bone. And, a sprain. And, spontaneous combustion. And, surgery commencing. And, you buying an ice cream. And, you turning on the T.V. The key word here is infinite.

[Seatbeltnazi]

At 7/14/08 07:08 PM, Thimbles wrote: Not surprisingly, this sounds like a re-vamped piece or copy-pasta; I've heard something like this before.

I swear to you, it is nothing but original ideas from my grey matter. If you find anythign similar it is pure coincidance.

[ironeagle233]

that is very stupid

[CapnCrunchDaPimp]

That was insanely deep man, and I think I almost get it.

[NEVR]

At 7/14/08 07:08 PM, Seatbeltnazi wrote: Sorry, misused the word.

I know, I just enjoy pontificating about random shit. Don't take it seriously.

[TheTrooper5]

My alternate version of me should not be such a clumsy dumbass then..

[tomato-soup]

At 7/14/08 07:10 PM, Thimbles wrote:

At 7/14/08 07:08 PM, Thimbles wrote: Not surprisingly, this sounds like a re-vamped piece or copy-pasta; I've heard something like this before.

What?

Muscle contraction
A muscle contraction (also known as a muscle twitch or simply twitch) occurs when a muscle fibre generates tension through the action of actin and myosin cross-bridge cycling.

[IndyKid500]

It's a mat with a whole bunch of conclusions on it that you can jump to!

[TheAmateurAnimator]

At 7/14/08 07:05 PM, NEVR wrote: That's not a conclusion, that's a theory. A conclusion is the definitive result of a theory being tested, and eventually proved or disproved through the evidence acquired during the testing / experimenting period. WHERE'S YOUR PROOF?!

In the scientific sense of the word, it's not even a theory.

[Zepwich]

That makes so much sense to me, yet kinda weirds me out

[gizmo12345]

why dont u write a book?

the twitchies(on sale now!)

[NEVR]

At 7/14/08 07:35 PM, TheAmateurAnimator wrote: In the scientific sense of the word, it's not even a theory.

LOL, read my post previous to this one, I was just messing with the guy. HORSEPLAY FTW

[omgdeletedmeow69]

what about the people with Tourettes syndrome?

[Redalert150]

At 7/14/08 07:05 PM, UltimateAxl wrote: It's almost similar to when you go to sleep, you feel like you're falling, well it actually means (so called) another "you" dies in another dimension or universe.

holy shit that use to happen to me almost 3 times a week. Thanks for scaring me ):

[Seatbeltnazi]

At 7/14/08 07:41 PM, omgdeletedmeow69 wrote: what about the people with Tourettes syndrome?

Very, very clumsey.

[Dezimo]

can't say i understood any of that, as hard as i tried xD

it really does sound like a load of made up crap though

and if you believe in alternate/infinite universes, then wouldn't that mean you'd be twitching every moment of your life

i can't imagine any link with things like twitches and other universes

[Seatbeltnazi]

Poo. I think I described this wrong. It was just a thought I had, not an actual belief. Believeing that would be stupid lol

[cellardoor6]

Hmmm... so if I twitch a lot, that must mean that the me's in alternative universes are being killed off... That means that all their energy will be diverted to me and I will become an all-powerful Kung-fu fighter.

Hmm this sounds familiar. Oh yeah.

[packerman]

wow interesting theory