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Migraine Simulator

 Ouch , stop that.. Ouch, stop that..
 
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Why can't we artificially recreate headaches in a simulator so people would have more empathy for me when i go home from work all angry and with a headache.

It shouldn't be too hard to build. One way is to build a chamber that you step into and it suddenly pressurizes then depressurizes over and over again until your head is really hurting. Or it can be as simple as a plug you stick into the wall and touch the bare ends to your forehead. Then it would hurt alot on your temple.

This way, someone can experience my pain, and not really have to.. right?

—vincenzo, Jun 28 2000

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       You can sell it easily IF with the press of a button you could turn it into a sex simulator.   

       With all the pain already built into life, I can empathize without having to go looking for some more.
—pitch, Jul 08 2000
   

       A migraine simulator? Go to Chuck E. Cheese for about 10 minutes.
—mrthingy, Aug 23 2000
   

       Or Guitar Center.
—thumbwax, Sep 18 2000
   

       Worse: Chuck E Cheese on a Friday night, with a 4 year old. <Shudder>
—DreamGoddess, Dec 02 2000
   

       You had a date at Chuck E Cheese? Wow. Interesting choice.
—bristolz, Apr 07 2003
   

       It's actually quite a romantic spot. Ask the maitre d' for the table in the corner.
—snarfyguy, Apr 07 2003
   


 

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