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sweet-nat1
28-06-2006, 07:29 PM
Hiya habbos!
As i write this i have pins and needles! :rolleyes:
I want to know how pins and needles develop
If any of you know, please say
Blinger1
28-06-2006, 09:12 PM
i've heard its when your hand goes to 'sleep'. you get it when you lean on it after a while.also if you dont move it i think you get pins and needles. not sure why though:D
the wombats
28-06-2006, 09:14 PM
Hold your breath for aslong as you can and see if you pass out. Its fun.
Climax
28-06-2006, 09:15 PM
OH HOW FUN.
issaa.
28-06-2006, 09:16 PM
LOLOLOLOLOL.
Edited by Adam (Forum Moderator): As immensly cool as you are, a job is a job. Unfortunately I'll have to ask you not to post pointlessly. ;]
iCrag has to be the most unfunny person in the universe.
the wombats
28-06-2006, 09:24 PM
LOLOLOLOLOL.
Edited by Adam (Forum Moderator): I love you.
LOL @ THAT
issaa.
28-06-2006, 09:25 PM
LOL @ THAT
Adam is such a nice chap init.
He thinks you're coo', but rules are rules.
Climax
28-06-2006, 09:32 PM
Adam is the leetest forum mod.
Its the rush of blood back to the area that has been cut off from the circulation.
Thats why you get it in your feet sometimes if you sit awkwardly on it.
Blinger1
28-06-2006, 10:06 PM
i was half correct then wasn't i?
Adam$
29-06-2006, 06:14 AM
Adam is the leetest forum mod.
Heh, thanks. :']
And LOL Clarissa.
Blinger1
29-06-2006, 09:32 AM
Heh, thanks. :']
And LOL Clarissa.
you shouldn't be spamming:rolleyes:
ontopic: i get pins and needles when i watch tv or when i smother the afl football! lasts about 30 seconds
joshsiviter109
29-06-2006, 01:18 PM
i hate pins and needles , i was on holiday in bulgaria and i was in the swimming pool and then all of a sudden i had pins and needles and i couldn't move 4 5 mins :@
Lukeh
29-06-2006, 03:47 PM
Dont let this thread get offtopic and spammy please or it will have to be closed.
Hitman
29-06-2006, 04:42 PM
Its the rush of blood back to the area that has been cut off from the circulation.
Thats why you get it in your feet sometimes if you sit awkwardly on it.
Wow, weird. I was sitting on my foot, and saw that. I put it on the floor and my foot went "hey blood, *pins and needles*"
:o
Adzeh
29-06-2006, 08:17 PM
It comes from lack of blood supply, usually in small areas like toes/fingers/hands. When you lean on a particular part of the body you restrict blood flow to that area and so muscles begin to contract and concerve oxygen.
When you begin to stretch the affected area you find a tingly sensation which is really the blood returning to the area and restarting the muslces.
The reason why you do not get pins and needles in larger areas like legs or arms veryoften is because arteries are larger and the blood is at higher pressure than in the fingers and so will get it's way through, despite the fact that you may be lying on them.
dark-as-death
08-07-2006, 10:03 PM
^^^ he explain's it. i get pins and needles loads in my foot and it makes it all bendy l0l also make my foot feel like a brick :P
dark-as-death
08-07-2006, 10:03 PM
^^^ he explain's it. i get pins and needles loads in my foot and it makes it all bendy l0l also make my foot feel like a brick :P
Edited By Aquae (Forum moderator) - Please do not double post
Oliver46
09-07-2006, 08:27 AM
It comes from lack of blood supply, usually in small areas like toes/fingers/hands. When you lean on a particular part of the body you restrict blood flow to that area and so muscles begin to contract and concerve oxygen.
When you begin to stretch the affected area you find a tingly sensation which is really the blood returning to the area and restarting the muslces.
The reason why you do not get pins and needles in larger areas like legs or arms veryoften is because arteries are larger and the blood is at higher pressure than in the fingers and so will get it's way through, despite the fact that you may be lying on them.
Yeh, I heard you get pins and needles because of restricted blood supply...
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