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		Genetic differences may influence sensitivity to pain, according to a study conducted at Road House Institute (medicalxpress.com)		11
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Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener		2012-12-20 06:24:29 PM

Perhaps the study was conducted at barber college?

Nothing To See Here		2012-12-20 06:36:14 PM

Thought this was about Waffle House.

/nevermind

js34603		2012-12-20 06:50:29 PM

Yes but how do genetic differences affect farking guys like you in prison?

redmid17		2012-12-20 06:53:55 PM

js34603: Yes but how do genetic differences affect farking guys like you in prison?

Does ED run in the family?

titwrench		2012-12-20 06:53:58 PM

A bear fell on me.

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener		2012-12-20 07:18:19 PM

js34603: Yes but how do genetic differences affect farking guys like you in prison?

Genetic variants have caused misconceptions about individuals' physical bearing, often leading to the declaration, "I thought you'd be bigger."

titwrench: A bear fell on me.

Aaaaaaaaand scene!

Dingleberry Dickwad		2012-12-20 07:22:50 PM

"Pain don't hurt."

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener		2012-12-20 07:43:24 PM

Dingleberry Dickwad: "Pain don't hurt."

It seems like a reasonable conclusion until he leaves several people in the film screaming in total abject pain.

I guess it must be a Zen thing or something. I dunno.