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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1051464" data-attributes="member: 498"><p></p></blockquote><p>[/quote]</p><p><strong>Because doing it brought you more pleasure than pain. </strong>. And I wasn't trying to analyze why <strong>you</strong> did it as much as i was trying to explain the theory. Try taking a day and looking at everything that way. You will see that it is hard to escape that logic. Virtually all human behaviour can be explained with that theory!</p><p></p><p>Even picking the lesser of two evils falls under that umbrella!</p><p></p><p>I agree on the pain threshold. I can be hit, stomped and kicked without it bothering me much at all. However being cut elicits a whole different feeling from my nervous system. I'd rather be shot than cut![/quote]</p><p></p><p>Actually I think it was because I was addicted to the adrenalin rush.</p><p></p><p>Had a friend who was getting on a saddle bronc. Horse through a fit in the chute. He half climbed half was thrown out of chute. They got things under control and he got back on the horse. Rode him for 80 some points. Won the saddle bronc riding which paid couple thousand. Back behind the chutes as he was taking off his chaps someone noticed he was bleeding. Took 47 stiches to sew up the tear in his rear end. It occurred when the horse fought in the chute. He never noticed it. A little different felt pain level than others.</p><p>[/QUOTE]</p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1051464, member: 498"] [/quote][/quote] [b]Because doing it brought you more pleasure than pain. [/b]. And I wasn't trying to analyze why [b]you[/b] did it as much as i was trying to explain the theory. Try taking a day and looking at everything that way. You will see that it is hard to escape that logic. Virtually all human behaviour can be explained with that theory! Even picking the lesser of two evils falls under that umbrella! I agree on the pain threshold. I can be hit, stomped and kicked without it bothering me much at all. However being cut elicits a whole different feeling from my nervous system. I'd rather be shot than cut![/quote] Actually I think it was because I was addicted to the adrenalin rush. Had a friend who was getting on a saddle bronc. Horse through a fit in the chute. He half climbed half was thrown out of chute. They got things under control and he got back on the horse. Rode him for 80 some points. Won the saddle bronc riding which paid couple thousand. Back behind the chutes as he was taking off his chaps someone noticed he was bleeding. Took 47 stiches to sew up the tear in his rear end. It occurred when the horse fought in the chute. He never noticed it. A little different felt pain level than others. [/QUOTE]
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