You mean these Growing Pains?
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You mean these Growing Pains?
My legs are actually pretty long and so are my arms. I'd feel pain in those areas, but it wasn't excruciating -- just a slight discomfort.
I don't know why, but I always assumed you were under 6'. I suppose your tallness explains your gorilla walk to the fridge. /excruciatinglyoldjokereferenceQuote:
Originally Posted by Rantzien
I'm not alone!Quote:
Originally Posted by Breine
Never had 'em
Never had a growing penis?
He must not be able to get it up. It's a serious problem for many men, and as a joke should not be taken lightly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quin
Or Lev could be a girl in disguise. An elaborate, but well done lie.
>>> Growing up is supposed to cause pain? I never had something like that..:luca:
I'm 6'1" and I got them really bad. At night I'd be in so much pain sometimes that my dad would have to rub my legs. Urgh, it sucked. :/
I never got them and I was tallchild. I'm above average height now but I don't think most people would call me tall.
Levian's a guy????Quote:
Originally Posted by Tavrobel
This clearly has nothing or little to do with height, so now I'm curious what these pains actually are. Bone marrow being pushed out, tendons extending?
I researched it a little more, and it seems to not actually have to do with growing directly, but are pains that occur when a child is in an age when they're likely to be growing, if that makes sense. A child can have these pains really badly at the ages of 5-8 and 10-12, it seens.
I remember them .. I begged either my mum or grandma to press my legs.... Man it ached for me :(
I'm not short, you prick. >:|Quote:
Originally Posted by Rantzien
Okay, fine, Levian is a transsexual, and we have no idea what direction he/she/it went.Quote:
Originally Posted by RaistlinLevian's a guy????Quote:
Originally Posted by Tavrobel