Enkephalen My Stars! Apr 6, 2006 #2 Hmmm, and I always thought an "itch" was caused by pain receptors in the skin firing. So why add to the pain?
Hmmm, and I always thought an "itch" was caused by pain receptors in the skin firing. So why add to the pain?
SaintLucifer beer, I want beer Apr 6, 2006 #3 Enkephalen said: Hmmm, and I always thought an "itch" was caused by pain receptors in the skin firing. So why add to the pain? Click to expand... When people experience a pain in their backside, they find themselves scratching the 'itch' only to discover it is you they are scratching.
Enkephalen said: Hmmm, and I always thought an "itch" was caused by pain receptors in the skin firing. So why add to the pain? Click to expand... When people experience a pain in their backside, they find themselves scratching the 'itch' only to discover it is you they are scratching.
Enkephalen My Stars! Apr 6, 2006 #5 SaintLucifer said: When people experience a pain in their backside, they find themselves scratching the 'itch' only to discover it is you they are scratching. Click to expand... So glad I have accommodated you, Luci, by becoming the pain in YOUR backside.
SaintLucifer said: When people experience a pain in their backside, they find themselves scratching the 'itch' only to discover it is you they are scratching. Click to expand... So glad I have accommodated you, Luci, by becoming the pain in YOUR backside.