RampantParanoia2365

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Can anyone else feel sensations in their brain?

Last time I checked there aren’t nerve endings in our brain, so it should be impossible to feel sensations in my brain. However, at random times during my life, like seeing the plot twist in Fight Club for example, I’ve felt feelings in my brain. I just felt it again now while doing some intense introspection, and I just...

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Yep. I’ve definitely felt subtle tingles at similar moments. As if I can literally feel myself learning something. Not sure if it’s real or not.

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Let me take a moment, just sit right there. I’ll tell ya how I became the prince of a town called This Lair.

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What does that have to…oh shit, really? Damn…

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My cousin called him Fuckin Loogie. He wasn’t very good.

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The Vulcan Science Directorate has determined that time travel is…unfair.

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I do seriously hate the spore drive though. The travel time is a huge part of what makes a Star Trek episode.

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Definitely watch Stargate, then. Start with the '94 movie.

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His fake Ferengi teeth, which effected how his voice sounded.

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Yep. Ever watch Buffy? Listen to a vampire talk before and after they vamp out. It’s the same effect.

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Well, if you’re curious, I’m pretty sure you could hear it about 2 minutes into episode 1. Then you could just keep watching because it’s about equally amazing, and made in a very similar spirit to DS9.

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No, of Buffy.

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I don’t get it. You prefer your appliance to food?

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