Originally Posted by Chiomara (Post 1810743)

Does anyone else ever experience that thing where it suddenly hurts to inhale deeply? It's a sharp pain in the left chest area, (but only when breathing deeply) which radiates slightly behind the heart area toward my back. It's much worse when laying down-- excruciating almost which makes sleeping impossible. Googling it hasn't been super helpful. (Usually it brings up minor conditions involving inflammation of the lining of the lungs..?)I get it every so often, and it typically lasts anywhere from 30 minutes to 24 hours. It's quite miserable, because it hurts to merely sit up or shift positions or move my arms.

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1810500)

Poor Tucker. Bill Nye is a meanie and a monster!

Originally Posted by Man like Monkey (Post 1810746)

Yeah I think I know what you mean but you sound like it affects you far worse.

Basically you can inhale up to a point but when your lungs reach a certain capacity the stabbing pain appears and it hurts too much to breathe through it so you exhale.

I don't get it often, and it can appear out of nowhere but what I do is try to increase the lung capacity slightly each time I breathe. It's gone within five or ten minutes. 24 hours would be agony, have you seen your GP?

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1810829)

Today I had a bowel movement that came upon me so suddenly that I had to conduct an emergency butt clench just to keep from ****ting myself. And of course I was at work when this happened.

Originally Posted by pansy gayboy 69 (Post 1810834)

you're always ****ting yourself

maybe you should go see a doctor about that

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1810837)

This was new though. I've had ****s come on suddenly, but this was almost instantaneous. My ******* simply didn't have enough time to prepare itself on its own.

Originally Posted by pansy gayboy 69 (Post 1810839)

gross

good thing you're not into butt stuff