chin lightly nested atop
loosely peopled interlaced fingers
supported via multi purpose table
bent arms displayed elbows cocked
(approximately gabled
at ninety degree angle), which pose frequently assumed
when pondering what to write,
an idea spawned when clothed left fingered limb inadvertently roiled the so called "funny bone"
named because of funny feeling generated when Ulnar nerve compression
triggers pseudo shock sensation
coursing one direction or another
traveling from neck down into hand constricted in several places along the way
such as beneath collarbone
or at wrist
most common place for compression (hands down) behind inside part of elbow medical terminology tagged
"cubital tunnel syndrome."
interestingly enough, this scribe attests more frequent occurrences along
liberal democratic side
no matter I claim dominant right handedness
and reckon eyes that human body electric
eel silly not perfectly symmetric
also chiming in that such vulnerability
a very minor design flaw
extant within the amazing
Homo Sapiens anatomy.
(approximately gabled
at ninety degree angle), which pose frequently assumed
when pondering what to write,
an idea spawned when clothed left fingered limb inadvertently roiled the so called "funny bone"
named because of funny feeling generated when Ulnar nerve compression
triggers pseudo shock sensation
coursing one direction or another
traveling from neck down into hand constricted in several places along the way
such as beneath collarbone
or at wrist
most common place for compression (hands down) behind inside part of elbow medical terminology tagged
"cubital tunnel syndrome."
interestingly enough, this scribe attests more frequent occurrences along
liberal democratic side
no matter I claim dominant right handedness
and reckon eyes that human body electric
eel silly not perfectly symmetric
also chiming in that such vulnerability
a very minor design flaw
extant within the amazing
Homo Sapiens anatomy.
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Author:
rew4er2nail (
Offline) - Published: May 13th, 2018 11:50
- Category: Humor
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