Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[NobodyPro]

Maybe it was just weird for me because I had no idea what it was. If I was going in expecting Cyriak-level weird I would have been disappointed.

[SealyStar]

Recently I've been finding thin skin-deep cuts (as in I never see any blood or wound, just what look like scabs) along my arms for no apparent reason, particularly the back of my hands and forearms. I'm in good health otherwise, so I'm not sure what's going on. Am I being cut with x-acto knives while I sleep? Are they not cuts at all, but some other condition? Am I going insane?

[Arx]

A pro-level StarCraft 2 draw o.O

The commentator got so excited at the end there.

[Descan]

Pretty sure Husky would get excited at paint drying though, so...

[Lagslayer]

Recently I've been finding thin skin-deep cuts (as in I never see any blood or wound, just what look like scabs) along my arms for no apparent reason, particularly the back of my hands and forearms. I'm in good health otherwise, so I'm not sure what's going on. Am I being cut with x-acto knives while I sleep? Are they not cuts at all, but some other condition? Am I going insane?

Is your skin dry and cracking? Is the old skin not peeling for some reason? Maybe you are molting. If you are, save the skin so you can dress up as your younger self for Halloween.

[My Name is Immaterial]

Recently I've been finding thin skin-deep cuts (as in I never see any blood or wound, just what look like scabs) along my arms for no apparent reason, particularly the back of my hands and forearms. I'm in good health otherwise, so I'm not sure what's going on. Am I being cut with x-acto knives while I sleep? Are they not cuts at all, but some other condition? Am I going insane?

Spoiler: Someone was going to (click to show/hide)

[Arx]

Eskom is giving up electricity for Lent.

Yesterday and the day before were plagued by power outages. Which were caused by a power station in Gauteng being offline. Because of the heavy rain. But not because of say, flooding or mudslides or dropping into a sinkhole; no, because the coal got wet. Well played, Eskom.

[Kadzar]

Well, wet things are notoriously bad at being burnt. That said, you'd think the operators of a coal power plant would make some preparations for the possibility of weather happening.

[acetech09]

Recently I've been finding thin skin-deep cuts (as in I never see any blood or wound, just what look like scabs) along my arms for no apparent reason, particularly the back of my hands and forearms. I'm in good health otherwise, so I'm not sure what's going on. Am I being cut with x-acto knives while I sleep? Are they not cuts at all, but some other condition? Am I going insane?

Often, when I'm working on something like a robot, car, or plane, and I'm focused on my work, I'll cut myself on sharp sheet metal edges/other slicey bits without noticing until well after the fact.

Tl;Dr: you're getting sheet metal cuts in your sleep.

Tl;Tl;Dr: do you ever work around anything sharp, even something like, say, the edge of desk lamp or something as inconspicuous?

[My Name is Immaterial]

The teacher sent an email out to everyone in the class, except for me.
Dafuq, lady?

[Arx]

Recently I've been finding thin skin-deep cuts (as in I never see any blood or wound, just what look like scabs) along my arms for no apparent reason, particularly the back of my hands and forearms. I'm in good health otherwise, so I'm not sure what's going on. Am I being cut with x-acto knives while I sleep? Are they not cuts at all, but some other condition? Am I going insane?

Often, when I'm working on something like a robot, car, or plane, and I'm focused on my work, I'll cut myself on sharp sheet metal edges/other slicey bits without noticing until well after the fact.

Tl;Dr: you're getting sheet metal cuts in your sleep.

Tl;Tl;Dr: do you ever work around anything sharp, even something like, say, the edge of desk lamp or something as inconspicuous?

This was actually the first thing I thought of. Is there a spiky wall next to your bed? Do you scratch your arms in your sleep?

The teacher sent an email out to everyone in the class, except for me.
Dafuq, lady?

My teachers have yet to do this, but they have been known to email me instead of other people.

[Sergarr]

Well, wet things are notoriously bad at being burnt. That said, you'd think the operators of a coal power plant would make some preparations for the possibility of weather happening.

I'm WTFing about that somebody still uses coal. In 21st century. This is sooooo 19th century guys.

[Gentlefish]

Well, wet things are notoriously bad at being burnt. That said, you'd think the operators of a coal power plant would make some preparations for the possibility of weather happening.

I'm WTFing about that somebody still uses coal. In 21st century. This is sooooo 19th century guys.

It's cheap and it makes plenty of energy. Plus it kills the environment faster than nuclear ever could! Welcome to 'murrica.

[My Name is Immaterial]

Well, wet things are notoriously bad at being burnt. That said, you'd think the operators of a coal power plant would make some preparations for the possibility of weather happening.

I'm WTFing about that somebody still uses coal. In 21st century. This is sooooo 19th century guys.

China. That is all.

[Arx]

Well, wet things are notoriously bad at being burnt. That said, you'd think the operators of a coal power plant would make some preparations for the possibility of weather happening.

I'm WTFing about that somebody still uses coal. In 21st century. This is sooooo 19th century guys.

Everyone still uses coal. Or possibly oil, in the middle east, but the point stands.