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You don't know what a cyst is?

[TheBiggerFish]

Well I get the general idea but...Not really.  :v

[JoshuaFH]

Look up 'cyst removal' on Youtube. That's basically a whole genre btw, it's sick and mesmerizing.

[TempAcc]

For the more squeamish, here's a layman's description of a cyst: its basically this weird sac thing filled with liquid or semi solid matter (usualy some kind of pus) that can form in various parts of the body under certain situations, and cause pain and discomfort, and that aren't generally dealt with by the body's own systems, so they need to be surgically removed or ~popped~ by the host himself. Think of it like a really annoying, painful zit, except it can appear almost anywhere in your body.

[TheBiggerFish]

Oh right.

Ew.

[Shook]

including brain

[NOPE MASSIVELY INTENSIFIES]

In much less terrifying news, it bothers me that so many people seem to prefer music at an ear-splitting volume. Even music teacher is guilty of this, but given that he's a fair bit older than me, he at least has the possible excuse of somewhat reduced hearing (which i am seeking to avoid). He does turn it down when/if i ask for it (which is nice since listening to musics is part of music class), but it's kind of tricky because the music in question often has highly variant volume. To hear the quietest parts properly, the volume needs to be high enough that the loudest parts are bordering on painful. I already have mild tinnitus, and i would rather not have it get worse. :I

also i wish songs had more low notes because those are easier for me to hit

[JoshuaFH]

including brain

[NOPE MASSIVELY INTENSIFIES]

Go look up 'botfly removal' or 'human botfly', the nope is infinitely worse. I understand if you never want to speak to me again or consider me a friend.

[TheBiggerFish]

I'm tireddddd.
:x

[Solifuge]

JoshuaFH, et al.: Shouldn't this belong in the "Things that made you want to crawl into a sterile and hermetically sealed biodome never again to set foot in the outside world again" thread?

[TheBiggerFish]

JoshuaFH, et al.: Shouldn't this belong in the "Things that made you want to crawl into a sterile and hermetically sealed biodome never again to set foot in the outside world again" thread?

We don't have one of those, Terrified Thread will have to do.

[Emma]

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Some of my cuts are aching today. 

[Yoink]

including brain

[NOPE MASSIVELY INTENSIFIES]

The MRI scan I had a while ago revealed one or two of those in my headmeats. Thankfully benign... for the time being, at least.
Apparently a lot of people have harmless cysts in their brains without ever realising it. O.o

In much less terrifying news, it bothers me that so many people seem to prefer music at an ear-splitting volume. Even music teacher is guilty of this, but given that he's a fair bit older than me, he at least has the possible excuse of somewhat reduced hearing (which i am seeking to avoid). He does turn it down when/if i ask for it (which is nice since listening to musics is part of music class), but it's kind of tricky because the music in question often has highly variant volume. To hear the quietest parts properly, the volume needs to be high enough that the loudest parts are bordering on painful. I already have mild tinnitus, and i would rather not have it get worse. :I

If your music class regularly uses speakers loud enough to cause hearing damage I would be rather shocked.
More likely it's just loud enough to cause discomfort to someone who dislikes loud noises.

[BorkBorkGoesTheCode]

including brain

[NOPE MASSIVELY INTENSIFIES]

The MRI scan I had a while ago revealed one or two of those in my headmeats. Thankfully benign... for the time being, at least.
Apparently a lot of people have harmless cysts in their brains without ever realising it. O.o

In much less terrifying news, it bothers me that so many people seem to prefer music at an ear-splitting volume. Even music teacher is guilty of this, but given that he's a fair bit older than me, he at least has the possible excuse of somewhat reduced hearing (which i am seeking to avoid). He does turn it down when/if i ask for it (which is nice since listening to musics is part of music class), but it's kind of tricky because the music in question often has highly variant volume. To hear the quietest parts properly, the volume needs to be high enough that the loudest parts are bordering on painful. I already have mild tinnitus, and i would rather not have it get worse. :I

If your music class regularly uses speakers loud enough to cause hearing damage I would be rather shocked.
More likely it's just loud enough to cause discomfort to someone who dislikes loud noises.

Hearing damage is cumulative. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_loss#Noise

[tonnot98]

Yeah, my brother always plays his music loud enough as to not hear anything else around him, so it bugs the rest of us when we need him for something.

And then he complains when something is too quiet almost all the time when people are playing it at a comfortable level.

[itisnotlogical]

I'm feeling twisting pain more often now, in both hips. It's only when I move my legs, but I can't ever move my legs in such a way as to reproduce it; it randomly decides to happen when I'm moving.