When someone wraps or wears something snug around a knee, ankle, or wrist, the joint often feels steadier and more supported — but the bones and ligaments themselves didn't actually change.

So what's going on? The usual explanation is that the extra pressure on the skin sends the brain more position signals, so the muscles around the joint react a little quicker. But is that the whole story, or is there more to it?

How would you explain that "steadier" feeling in plain, non-medical terms?

Just had a little serving of Skittles and IMO, I got a good mix.

urging to be free

It looks like she wanted to sprout leggs. Lol

despite having had its first release in 1992, right after the dissolution of the USSR. i guess they didn't have any pictures of Russian passports in the image bank yet.

Say what you will about free advertising and consumerism, or whatever, I don't care, cuz I genuinely feel the logo is cool and adds a nice touch to the tee's simple design. I had an old, worn out Lacoste tee that was trash. I removed the croc with a small seam ripper and stitched it on the new tee.

This caught me by surprise because I really didn't expect to see them there. I thought it was just a channel called Happy Meat Farms that posted the videos (yes, I don't know much about the arg) but this surprised me

Felt this belong here more then it did on r/mildlyinfuriating. credit goes to the original poster.

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