feck me, now thats a \'tache!
lol I think he is working off the same therory as me - it takes about 16 muscles to smile but about 42 to frown therefore by not smiling the muscles in your face are getting a better workoutOriginally posted by Undave
At sg2009. Do you ever smile? lol
Originally posted by Undave
At sg2009. Do you ever smile? lol
Originally posted by Undave
At sg2009. Do you ever smile? lol
Originally posted by lizcam
Originally posted by Undave
At sg2009. Do you ever smile? lol
He\'s a teen. As the mother of one I can tell you the smile muscles don\'t worrk much. When they do it causes the blush reflexes to kick in, which causes certain hormones to release that make the subject react almost violently to the whole experience.
It\'s not until introduction of the opposite sex that a teen actually smiles without adverse reactions.
Originally posted by AinuLainour
Originally posted by lizcam
Originally posted by Undave
At sg2009. Do you ever smile? lol
He\'s a teen. As the mother of one I can tell you the smile muscles don\'t worrk much. When they do it causes the blush reflexes to kick in, which causes certain hormones to release that make the subject react almost violently to the whole experience.
It\'s not until introduction of the opposite sex that a teen actually smiles without adverse reactions.
Heh not every teen is as depressed as that description would have one think![]()
Originally posted by lizcam
He\'s a teen. As the mother of one I can tell you the smile muscles don\'t worrk much. When they do it causes the blush reflexes to kick in, which causes certain hormones to release that make the subject react almost violently to the whole experience.
It\'s not until introduction of the opposite sex that a teen actually smiles without adverse reactions.
Originally posted by AinuLainour
Originally posted by lizcam
Originally posted by Undave
At sg2009. Do you ever smile? lol
He\'s a teen. As the mother of one I can tell you the smile muscles don\'t worrk much. When they do it causes the blush reflexes to kick in, which causes certain hormones to release that make the subject react almost violently to the whole experience.
It\'s not until introduction of the opposite sex that a teen actually smiles without adverse reactions.
Heh not every teen is as depressed as that description would have one think![]()
Originally posted by Bill
Originally posted by AinuLainour
Originally posted by lizcam
Originally posted by Undave
At sg2009. Do you ever smile? lol
He\'s a teen. As the mother of one I can tell you the smile muscles don\'t worrk much. When they do it causes the blush reflexes to kick in, which causes certain hormones to release that make the subject react almost violently to the whole experience.
It\'s not until introduction of the opposite sex that a teen actually smiles without adverse reactions.
Heh not every teen is as depressed as that description would have one think![]()
Very true. No offence Liz, but that\'s a complete load of bullshit![]()
Originally posted by Roger Bunting
Are you going through a Salvador Dali phase?