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Feathers in Hair
World's Tallest Hobbit
How many couches did you have?Rex_Admin said:
I'm crafting my first feather to be worn at my non-esoteric day job. It will hopefully make its debut tomorrow.
Master Vigil
Well-Known Member
When I was in chem class, we were heating glass tubes. Well, I held one (accidentally) by the part I just heated. Well, let's just say after about 3 seconds of holding that thing I was screaming and threw it down into the sink. My pointer finger and thumb were black and charred, which is 3rd degree burns. Well, the wierd part is, most of the time with 3rd degree burns you need to go to the hospital. Well, mine were completely gone the next day. I freaked my chem teacher out because everyone in the room smelt my burnt flesh. She couldn't believe it was gone. Completely gone. (Hmmm shall we add wolverine to the mix??
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No*s
Captain Obvious
When I was little, I had a horse we named Preacher (my Father chose it for Preacher's bad attitude). He had an odd temperment, and we couldn't break him of it. He would take off running in a given direction until the riders fell off, or he just gave out.
On one occasion, he was running toward our fence (and he knew it was there). Upon approaching the perimeter, he stopped in his tracks. I was riding with my cousin, so I grabbed hold of him in the air and stole me a cushion. Of course...my cousin took exception to that, and I found I'd have a better chance of catching the horse again than outrunning him.
On one occasion, he was running toward our fence (and he knew it was there). Upon approaching the perimeter, he stopped in his tracks. I was riding with my cousin, so I grabbed hold of him in the air and stole me a cushion. Of course...my cousin took exception to that, and I found I'd have a better chance of catching the horse again than outrunning him
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Bastet
Vile Stove-Toucher
My hair changed from blonde to brown around the same time, but that's not such an unusual thing. It's really obvious in my school photos though - one year I'm a blue-eyed blonde, and the next I'm a green-eyed brunette lol.No*s said:Now that's pretty nifty
Saw11_2000
Well-Known Member
http://www.thetech.org/genetics/ask.php?id=30No*s said:Ah, my eyes do change color, but I think it's perspective, and my hair goes from light brown to blonde depending on how much I'm inside/outside. It tends to stay on the brown side
Master Vigil
Well-Known Member
My eyes used to turn orangeish-red in a certain light. People used to just think I was evil. But it was just the light, I swear!!!
Saw11_2000
Well-Known Member
Not that interesting, I didn't even read it all, lol.
http://optom.tripod.com/ocular_albinism.htm
I know someone with brown red eyes. If you have very red eyes it can be cause by a form of albinism just in your eyes that can affect your sight and stuff.
http://optom.tripod.com/ocular_albinism.htm
Master Vigil
Well-Known Member
Interesting how people can have albinoism only in their eyes. Thats cool. I don't think I do though, they were only like that when I was little. Now they are pretty dark. I have photosensitivity, but none of the other things. Could it be latent and still cause photosensitivity?
Saw11_2000
Well-Known Member
If I had to guess, I would say no, I would think it would have to be present and active to cause photosensitivity. The whole deal with albinism is that it doesn't produce enough color protein, so when there isn't enough of that protein in your eyes, they are affected by light very easily, just like albino people throughout their whole body can't really get a tan. If all of a sudden, their body created proteins to darken their skin, they wouldn't burn easily.
Bastet
Vile Stove-Toucher
My hair sun bleaches too, but it's never gone even close to the blonde colour I was before.No*s said:Ah, my eyes do change color, but I think it's perspective, and my hair goes from light brown to blonde depending on how much I'm inside/outside. It tends to stay on the brown side
Master Vigil
Well-Known Member
I didn't think so either. But just thought I'd ask. I have no idea why I have such bad photosensitivity. Opthemologists, optometrists, neurologists, etc... They don't know.
Lets see, I also don't know if I have epilepsy or not. They found a spike, but said it could either be epilepsy or a door shutting. So I don't even know if I have minimalls or anything. Doctors aren't good at telling me whats wrong.
Lets see, I also don't know if I have epilepsy or not. They found a spike, but said it could either be epilepsy or a door shutting. So I don't even know if I have minimalls or anything. Doctors aren't good at telling me whats wrong.
Saw11_2000
Well-Known Member
Doctors usually make educated guesses. I remember me and you talking about rods and cones in another post. Perhaps, you have more rods than average (the sensors reactive to light), or you have an average number of rods, that are just very sensitive.