Wordgasm is a portmanteau of "words" and "orgasm", an outburst of words with the same euphoric effect of squirting your DNA. Nihil sub sole novum, the Ecclesiastes say; there is nothing new under the sun. It is only but words that grant the world a whole new spectrum of perception. And the point is? I have no idea.
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Missing Immediate Gratifications
Wednesday, 15 July 2009


Bender The Offender

  1. Bender
  2. Stabby
  3. Balut
  4. Falling in love. Yak.
  5. Fish & Go's Scallopini
  6. Kissing
  7. Grand Matador
  8. Stargazing
  9. Isaw
  10. Walking aimless under the rain
  11. Doobie
  12. Stumbleupon
  13. Necking
  14. Talking sensible nonsense
  15. Vlad Gonzales.XD
  16. Stir Fried Slugs
  17. Carbonara
  18. Green apples and carrots
  19. Photoshop
  20. Philosophical debates
  21. Writing Workshops
  22. Mt. Tarak
  23. NOT my x. Tah.XD
  24. Laugh trip na may bugbog sa tyan at sakit sa panga at di na makahinga
  25. Miss Buttcrack who is always busy
  26. Deep sleep in drunkenness
  27. Lucid dreams of flying and/or levitation
  28. Mom's bathtub
  29. Drinking coffee while shitting and reading and listening to classical music
  30. Bear Brand!XD

It turns out, my alcohol-induced sensory hypersensitivity (plus neurosis, hysteria, anxiety, depression, squeamishness, and obsessive behavior, among other things) happens only to alcoholics.XP

Alcohol, administered acutely, is known to cause CO(2) hyposensitivity. CO(2) hypersensitivity associated with anxiogenic hyperventilation (HV) could reasonably be expected to emerge as an opponent process upon withdrawal from chronic alcohol use. To test this hypothesis, we applied two well-known methods to quantify CO(2) sensitivity in recently detoxified alcohol-dependent individuals and never alcohol-disordered individuals who are social drinkers. We found that the alcoholic group exhibited significantly greater CO(2) sensitivity than did controls in response to both challenges. Indirect evidence of chronic HV was also obtained. These findings implicate the effect of chronic alcohol use on CNS-based CO(2) sensitivity in heightening the vulnerability to disturbing anxiety symptoms and syndromes exhibited by alcoholic individuals. Future work must verify that pathological drinking actually causes the dysregulated respiratory responding observed in this study as is inferred in our conclusions.
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Does this have anything to do with my dad? He died from liver cirrhosis.XD Well he died from multiple complications but alcohol was the culprit.

Heredity: Investigations have shown that there can be a certain hereditary tendency for getting alcohol problems. This goes even more for sons of dependent fathers than for daughters. It is unknown how big the extra risk is, but children of alcohol addicts must keep in mind that they have a greater chance to develop alcohol problems. Some studies talk about a higher risk of about 50%. It is also known that certain personality characteristics, which are partly inherited, influence the risk of getting addicted. People who are often anxious, and who seek excitement in life, and who are more antisocial, will more often become alcoholics.
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That last sentence killed me.XD

Ooooooomigad.o_0 I am my father's clone.

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