These are things I've noticed when I've had too much time on my hands and I wondered if there's a scientific explanation for them.

When I look really really closely at something with little shiny parts in, for example a pillow with glitter or maybe a bottle with a shiny bit of reflection on it, if I wince my eyes I can see my eyelashes really close up, like microscopically close up.

Another thing is when I look at a straight line I can get my eyes to sort of glide along the line if I go from left to right, but my eyes won't glide smoothly along the line from right to left.

2 more that are just a bit vague, when I orgasm I get a tingling sensation in my jaw.
When I eat apples and bite into them I get this feeling like a inner killer instinct, like I imagine a carnivore feels when it bites into its prey. I don't get this when I eat chicken or anything though.

(October 10, 2014 at 12:26 am)paulpablo Wrote: These are things I've noticed when I've had too much time on my hands and I wondered if there's a scientific explanation for them.

When I look really really closely at something with little shiny parts in, for example a pillow with glitter or maybe a bottle with a shiny bit of reflection on it, if I wince my eyes I can see my eyelashes really close up, like microscopically close up.

Lens effect.

Quote:Another thing is when I look at a straight line I can get my eyes to sort of glide along the line if I go from left to right, but my eyes won't glide smoothly along the line from right to left.

Don't know. I can't reproduce this effect.

Quote:2 more that are just a bit vague, when I orgasm I get a tingling sensation in my jaw.

This might be related to the body parts mapping in the brain, or you might have a light version of coital cephalgia.

Quote:When I eat apples and bite into them I get this feeling like a inner killer instinct, like I imagine a carnivore feels when it bites into its prey. I don't get this when I eat chicken or anything though.

I get that feeling when I eat ribs. However, I don't know where it comes from. I assumed it's a part from our evolutionary history.

But apples ... no clue.

(October 10, 2014 at 12:26 am)paulpablo Wrote: When I eat apples and bite into them I get this feeling like a inner killer instinct, like I imagine a carnivore feels when it bites into its prey. I don't get this when I eat chicken or anything though.

I used to pretend broccoli were little trees when I was a child, and that I was a giant.

Now I'm all growed up, and I don't like broccoli anymore. So I pretend I'm an Ent tree herder from lord of the rings and move them to the side of my plate.

Coital cephalgia??? Come on, you just made that up!

(October 10, 2014 at 12:58 am)ForumMember77 Wrote:

(October 10, 2014 at 12:26 am)paulpablo Wrote: When I eat apples and bite into them I get this feeling like a inner killer instinct, like I imagine a carnivore feels when it bites into its prey. I don't get this when I eat chicken or anything though.

I used to pretend broccoli were little trees when I was a child, and that I was a giant.

Now I'm all growed up, and I don't like broccoli anymore. So I pretend I'm an Ent tree herder from lord of the rings and move them to the side of my plate.

I used to pretend that spaghetti was like a fishing line and I was a giant shark surprising fishermen and destroying the fishing line.

The only explanation I can offer for these (especially the apple thing) is that you're teetotal fucknuts crazy. Not to worry, though - most of us are.

Boru

(October 10, 2014 at 12:26 am)paulpablo Wrote: When I eat apples and bite into them I get this feeling like a inner killer instinct, like I imagine a carnivore feels when it bites into its prey.

I am not an expert of course, and one shouldn't do armchair diagnoses, but maybe you should go get yourself checked whether maybe deep down you're evil. Many people live their entire lives and never find out...

Teetotal fucknuts crazy?

(October 10, 2014 at 12:58 am)ForumMember77 Wrote:

(October 10, 2014 at 12:26 am)paulpablo Wrote: When I eat apples and bite into them I get this feeling like a inner killer instinct, like I imagine a carnivore feels when it bites into its prey. I don't get this when I eat chicken or anything though.

I used to pretend broccoli were little trees when I was a child, and that I was a giant.

Now I'm all growed up, and I don't like broccoli anymore. So I pretend I'm an Ent tree herder from lord of the rings and move them to the side of my plate.

(October 10, 2014 at 2:44 am)Alex K Wrote: Coital cephalgia??? Come on, you just made that up!

http://www.livescience.com/25629-coital-...dache.html