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THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING

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  1. Hello, and THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING

    Yes that's right, THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING. Why you might ask? Well it's
    simple!

    Your brain usually takes care of breathing FOR you, but whenever you
    remember this, YOU MUST MANUALLY BREATH! If you don't you will DIE.

    There are also MANY variations of this. For example, think about:

    BLINKING!

    SWALLOWING SALIVA!

    HOW YOUR FEET FEEL IN YOUR SOCKS!

    In conclusion, the THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING troll is simply unbeatable.
    These 4 words can be thrown randomly into article text trolls, into sigs,
    into anything, and once seen, WILL FORCE THE VICTIM TO TAKE CARE OF HIS
    BREATHING MANUALLY! This goes far beyond the simple annoying or insulting
    trolls of yesteryear.

    In fact, by EVEN RESPONDING to this troll, you are proving that IT HAS
    CLAIMED ANOTHER VICTIM -- YOU!

  2. no way, I take liquid oxygen, I don't need to breathe, and vitamin b-15

    super-oxygenates my body.

  3. Kevin Costner said:

    Hello, and THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING

    Yes that's right, THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING. Why you might ask? Well it's
    simple!

    Your brain usually takes care of breathing FOR you, but whenever you
    remember this, YOU MUST MANUALLY BREATH! If you don't you will DIE.

    There are also MANY variations of this. For example, think about:

    BLINKING!

    SWALLOWING SALIVA!

    HOW YOUR FEET FEEL IN YOUR SOCKS!

    In conclusion, the THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING troll is simply unbeatable.
    These 4 words can be thrown randomly into article text trolls, into sigs,
    into anything, and once seen, WILL FORCE THE VICTIM TO TAKE CARE OF HIS
    BREATHING MANUALLY! This goes far beyond the simple annoying or insulting
    trolls of yesteryear.

    In fact, by EVEN RESPONDING to this troll, you are proving that IT HAS
    CLAIMED ANOTHER VICTIM -- YOU!

    I once had a job that required that I take periodic polygraphs. The
    first time, the polygrapher told me to "breathe normally" at the outset.
    Then I couldn't think about anything BUT my breathing. Until I
    hyperventilated.

    Nice troll!

  4. On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 23:24:31 -0700, Tim Lines <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I once had a job that required that I take periodic polygraphs. The
    first time, the polygrapher told me to "breathe normally" at the outset.
    Then I couldn't think about anything BUT my breathing. Until I
    hyperventilated.

    My first polygraph was when I managed a restaurant - to winnow out
    sexual predators. The test giver was a blond with short skirts and
    great legs. I remember her crossing her legs and then asking me a lot
    of questions about my sex life - sort of a blur, the whole thing,
    except the legs. I always wondered how the test came out, but they
    didn't fire me. I don't remember actually breathing.

    My nose had only been broken three-four times by then, so I could
    breathe sort of normal if I tried, absent blondes with great legs.

    Did I mention the legs?

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  5. Curtis L. Russell said:

    On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 23:24:31 -0700, Tim Lines <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I once had a job that required that I take periodic polygraphs. The
    first time, the polygrapher told me to "breathe normally" at the outset.
    Then I couldn't think about anything BUT my breathing. Until I
    hyperventilated.

    My first polygraph was when I managed a restaurant - to winnow out
    sexual predators. The test giver was a blond with short skirts and
    great legs. I remember her crossing her legs and then asking me a lot
    of questions about my sex life - sort of a blur, the whole thing,
    except the legs. I always wondered how the test came out, but they
    didn't fire me. I don't remember actually breathing.

    Hey, that's funny - actually similar thing happened to me. The review sat
    in front of me and I recall glancing at her knees and I realized what they
    were doing and it kinda [censored] me off. What normal guy wouldn't glance here
    and there, heh.

    jj

    Quoted message said:

    My nose had only been broken three-four times by then, so I could
    breathe sort of normal if I tried, absent blondes with great legs.

    Did I mention the legs?

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  6. Kevin Costner said:

    Hello, and THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING

    Yes that's right, THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING. Why you might ask? Well it's
    simple!

    Your brain usually takes care of breathing FOR you, but whenever you
    remember this, YOU MUST MANUALLY BREATH! If you don't you will DIE.

    There are also MANY variations of this. For example, think about:

    BLINKING!

    SWALLOWING SALIVA!

    HOW YOUR FEET FEEL IN YOUR SOCKS!

    In conclusion, the THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING troll is simply unbeatable.
    These 4 words can be thrown randomly into article text trolls, into sigs,
    into anything, and once seen, WILL FORCE THE VICTIM TO TAKE CARE OF HIS
    BREATHING MANUALLY! This goes far beyond the simple annoying or insulting
    trolls of yesteryear.

    In fact, by EVEN RESPONDING to this troll, you are proving that IT HAS
    CLAIMED ANOTHER VICTIM -- YOU!

    Does this work on this group or with other athletes?

    Most of us here are in the habit of thinking about and then not thinking about
    our breathing. We're not only in control of our breathing but in control of our
    control of our breathing.

    You on the other hand, might have to THINK ABOUT YOUR BREATHING.

    Ron

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