[redden137]

In the dead of nite with no light it was the easist way to tell if it was friend or foe as different armies apparently strung there laces in different ways m8, also it is gurkha tradition that if ever he took his knife out he MUST draw blood or it would anger his ancesters so even when they sharpened their knives they would cut their thumb and draw blood to appease them

[cheesepuff]

that sounds...painful.

[sjb007]

Heard many of stories about them, not the kind people you want as your enemy! I sincerely hope they get the right result they deserve from the british government.

[4D(Fordy(Ford) Ollie]

Originally Posted by redden137

In the dead of nite with no light it was the easist way to tell if it was friend or foe

Yeah, I know, but they impress the ass of of me...

I'll be joining the army myself, and if I'm 1/100th of a soldier that those guys are I'll be a bloody good one.

[cheesepuff]

ill leave my killing in the video games. lol. if i ever go into the server and protect business, it'll be SWAT. i dont want to go that way though. lol. i have a lot of military family members, (uncles= US Marines, 2nd uncle WW2 vet (dead now), friend = Army Ranger, 3rd uncle = cop, 4th uncle = cop, etc)

[Bubba]

Originally Posted by cheesepuff

that sounds...painful.

Pain doesn't really hurt unless you let it. Just ignore it, it goes away.

[cheesepuff]

Originally Posted by Bubba

Pain doesn't really hurt unless you let it. Just ignore it, it goes away.

iv lived with peripheral nuropothy for 4.5 years now, so i know a thing or two about pain. ignoring pain doesnt always work. pain killers work a hell of a lot better than ignoring it. imagine needles peircing through your skin all over your body withen a hairs length away from eachother. thats the pain i feel every day. trust me, u CANT just ignor pain.

[redden137]

Dont be to hard on him Cheesepuff i think he only mean`t a single cut can cause pain if you let it
He did`nt know about your condition me myself i`m sorry to hear your in pain most of the time just like my uncle who has suffered from the same thing for years but mostly just has a lot of numbness all over

[cheesepuff]

sorry. its just so personal for me when someone says you can just "ignore" pain.

[Bubba]

Originally Posted by redden137

Dont be to hard on him Cheesepuff i think he only mean`t a single cut can cause pain if you let it
He did`nt know about your condition me myself i`m sorry to hear your in pain most of the time just like my uncle who has suffered from the same thing for years but mostly just has a lot of numbness all over

Don't make excuses for me redden, I mean EXACTLY what I say. I had the misfortune once to be captured by our peaceful Islamic Brothers following the peaceful religion of Islam. I won't regale you with tales of what they did to me before I managed to kill a few of the rat bastards and escape, but suffice to say, it wasn't an F'ing cake walk.

Personally? I've seen cheesepuff's videos and read his posts. If he has posted true, I doubt he has his misspelled disease. Besides, if I had a disease for 4.5 years, I think I would have seen enough reports to have the spelling of it embedded indelibly in my mind enough to spell it correctly. Sorry Cheesestuff, I'm calling the bull**** card on this one. And shame on you for playing it.

Oh, and go and get all indignant about this Cheesy. I gives a damn. Post some proof.

Pain is like mind over matter. If you don't mind, it don't matter (poor grammar intended).

EDIT: Just for those too lazy to Google lo. Peripheral neuropathy is a symptom, or a side effect from a disease, not a disease or condition itself. Here's a copy paste, if you are not familiar with the Mayo Clinic and what they do then nevermind lol, you are too stupid to be following this discussion.:
Definition

By Mayo Clinic staff Peripheral neuropathy, in its most common form, causes pain and numbness in your hands and feet. The pain typically is described as tingling or burning, while the loss of sensation often is compared to the feeling of wearing a thin stocking or glove.
Peripheral neuropathy can result from such problems as traumatic injuries, infections, metabolic problems and exposure to toxins. One of the most common causes of the disorder is diabetes.
In many cases, peripheral neuropathy symptoms improve with time — especially if it's caused by an underlying condition that can be resolved. Medications initially designed to treat other conditions, such as epilepsy and depression, are often used to reduce the painful symptoms of peripheral neuropathy.

EDIT II: Just damn. Sorry to have strayed so far from the topic of this thread. It just disgusts me that someone would make such a claim on a thread devoted to such fierce warriors.