[baargle]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin WOW i didnt realise you were that old O.o

Have you lost interest?

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by baargle Have you lost interest?

Never, i like maturity in a female

[Simonbuck]

Originally Posted by jennys The three guys who didn't head my father's warning weren't so lucky. They were all "directly" struck by lightening suffering from burns. One fell off the third peak and the other two ran back down. The one who fell died. [this according to the TV News later that night]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin Weller, Worth Hamilton (1913-1931), fell off a cliff on Grandfather Mountain, North Carolina, age 18. WOW i didnt realise you were that old O.o

Lol the first TV broadcast in the US wasn't until 1941, that puts pay to that one

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by Simonbuck Lol the first TV broadcast in the US wasn't until 1941, that puts pay to that one

TV news back then in 1931, was standing in the town square and shouting out the news.....

[Nimation]

I'm just freaked out. I always thought that's what happens in movies. anyways, I hope you can part with it or get rid of it anyhow.

[jdtamimi]

Now I have to say, after reading "I can sense electonic fields." Some idiots will go and try to get struck by lightening to gain "super power" lol... Interesting story. Every time I touch metal objects, I get shocked. Electrical current builds up and travels threw my body to any metal objects that is grounded. I have to be careful around my ps3 and tv

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[stuck?]

Originally Posted by LoboGuara (ask someone to get too close to a stranger and you will see a uncomfortable person without knowing why

Whenever I was younger and we went to church I always felt extremely anxious and nervous. My body would be writhing inside of itself and I didn't know what was wrong. I chalked it up to just hating church/religion.

Years down the way, I always noticed that when I was in groups of people or just with friends I could get heightened notions of emotion and "feelings" from people. Lots of times I would get very anxious and uncomfortable being around these people and once away from them I would feel normal again.

Everybody gives off energies just like the way a microwave gives off microwaves. Or a wifi signal. We all emit these energies that attract and repel other energies. Some people are more sensitive to the feelings of others' and like I described above, in turn explains the nervous/anxious/paranoid feeling in church. All kinds of people show up there because loved ones passed away, or need some sense of direction, or want to thank god/jesus for something, and it's just an overwhelming amount of emotion/energy for people who are a lot more sensitive to those things.

I could also be crazy.

I also believe the sort of thing that jenny describes is entirely true. Your body is made up of all kinds of circuitry and signals and a zap like that will definitely fry or alter some paths in that maze.

[LoboGuara]

Originally Posted by stuck? Whenever I was younger and we went to church I always felt extremely anxious and nervous. My body would be writhing inside of itself and I didn't know what was wrong. I chalked it up to just hating church/religion. Years down the way, I always noticed that when I was in groups of people or just with friends I could get heightened notions of emotion and "feelings" from people. Lots of times I would get very anxious and uncomfortable being around these people and once away from them I would feel normal again. Everybody gives off energies just like the way a microwave gives off microwaves. Or a wifi signal. We all emit these energies that attract and repel other energies. Some people are more sensitive to the feelings of others' and like I described above, in turn explains the nervous/anxious/paranoid feeling in church. All kinds of people show up there because loved ones passed away, or need some sense of direction, or want to thank god/jesus for something, and it's just an overwhelming amount of emotion/energy for people who are a lot more sensitive to those things. I could also be crazy. I also believe the sort of thing that jenny describes is entirely true. Your body is made up of all kinds of circuitry and signals and a zap like that will definitely fry or alter some paths in that maze.

This (imho) is just empathy, mixed with body language, facial expression, way to look and act...these things shows the emotions of those around us, if we are sensitive enough for that. I do not think Jennys is lying and I think she feels something.

I just have trouble believing it has to do with electricity, magnetism, etc because sometimes our brains can make we see and feel unreal stuff. People in ecstasy (the drug) also tend to feel these emotions, but it has more to do with serotonin and dopamine than with the reality of things.

For example, the marijuana use: many people can feel a increasing concentration and sensitivity while listening to a music, when in fact these things are decreasing. The sound may seem more deep and immersive (a world itself), and this effect is because we suppress some things in our brains and lose the ability of focusing on many things at once. The world around “disappears” and there is only the music playing. The overall result is loss, but we feel as a gain...The same could be happening to her (or him): something malfunctioning which leaves a false impression of sensitivity to other things. The "migraine aura" could be another example.

I like to talk about these things, but I admit that I am skeptical to the point of being boring... and of course, I'm just theorizing and probably wrong

[baargle]

...Indeed, sounds like if @stuck? went to a dating agency the computer would list an Intel Pentium MMX as the perfect match.

....ahhhhh pshh it sounded funny in my head.

[svenmullet]

Whenever I'm around girls with big hooters, I get a funny feeling. In my pants.