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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just spotted on the front of the Star(lying on a desk in work) on the front page is a story about a young lad in a coma for 3 weeks who was woken out of it by his mum when she sprayed his favourite Lynx Black near his hospital bed.
First of all, it's awesome how the mind and body work.
Second of all, talk about good advertising!
Just thought it was an interesting story anf made me wonder what people's favourite smells are that might bring them out of a coma? Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Missus has instructions to rub her pussy on my nose and mouth, if there's no reaction, have the doctors turn off the machines, I'm unsavable.  "
Oh man! That makes my bacon sandwich comment really weak.
Couldn’t think of a more lovely thing to say to someone.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"How on earth do they know tbat is what brought him out of his coma?
Sticking a smelly cock in my gob will prob do the trick for me...
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You're right, he might have just been waking up anyway at that moment.
Em, as for the cock in the mouth, I'd rather stay in a coma lol |
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Not a smell, a sound.
My son was in a coma, wires & machines everywhere. Minimal brain activity.
I sat talking to him, read his favourite book, sang, played music he liked. No reactions.
I put a DVD on, a dog started barking... His machine beeped, the dog barked again, his machine beeped again.
His face twitched, one side of his mouth moved, a smile.
He fell in love with Chihuahuas that day.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua is still his favourite film
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Not a smell, a sound.
My son was in a coma, wires & machines everywhere. Minimal brain activity.
I sat talking to him, read his favourite book, sang, played music he liked. No reactions.
I put a DVD on, a dog started barking... His machine beeped, the dog barked again, his machine beeped again.
His face twitched, one side of his mouth moved, a smile.
He fell in love with Chihuahuas that day.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua is still his favourite film
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That's such a great story to hear, I'm glad your son woke and I hope he made a full recovery |
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"Not a smell, a sound.
My son was in a coma, wires & machines everywhere. Minimal brain activity.
I sat talking to him, read his favourite book, sang, played music he liked. No reactions.
I put a DVD on, a dog started barking... His machine beeped, the dog barked again, his machine beeped again.
His face twitched, one side of his mouth moved, a smile.
He fell in love with Chihuahuas that day.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua is still his favourite film
That's such a great story to hear, I'm glad your son woke and I hope he made a full recovery "
Thank you
He will always have challenges, but he's a fighter, and he's still here x |
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By *abs..Woman
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"Not a smell, a sound.
My son was in a coma, wires & machines everywhere. Minimal brain activity.
I sat talking to him, read his favourite book, sang, played music he liked. No reactions.
I put a DVD on, a dog started barking... His machine beeped, the dog barked again, his machine beeped again.
His face twitched, one side of his mouth moved, a smile.
He fell in love with Chihuahuas that day.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua is still his favourite film
That's such a great story to hear, I'm glad your son woke and I hope he made a full recovery
Thank you
He will always have challenges, but he's a fighter, and he's still here x"
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