Touch is nice - when you're talking about being physical with someone else, but if I couldn't hear what was going on around me, basically living in a world of silence, I'd go nuts.
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Touch is nice - when you're talking about being physical with someone else, but if I couldn't hear what was going on around me, basically living in a world of silence, I'd go nuts.
I voted touch as well because I assumed that you wouldn't be able to physically feel ANYTHING. You would just be completely numb.
Not feeling the sensation of your head sinking into your pillow when you went to sleep at night, the tap of the keys on your keyboards when you typed, the water on your skin if you took a shower, the BURNING of your hand if you were holding your hand way too close to the stove, someone's arms when they hugged you, the breeze on your skin, etc.
I figure that I could still read books through Braille, and with the lack of hearing...you could still feel vibrations (especially with bass, percussion, etc.).
Sight, I'm ok with pooing uncontrollably in my Professor Hawking's wheelchair.
Sight is the one I use and probably would miss most, sound is the one that gives me most joy, smell is the strongest one.
Sight or Taste.... I love food so taste is a close second, but being able to see > everything
But if you have the sense of touch and nothing else, you don't know if that mouth on your penis is a man's, or a woman's, or something in between. And if you don't know, it's not gay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biff
Touch wins.
Smell has a stronger effect on taste than taste alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingoffighters