littleone77
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I don't wear underwear always...Does that make me a Demon too?! 

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I don't wear underwear always...Does that make me a Demon too?!![]()

Apparently so. Although, no-one has signed on here, except for you, so far.
For those of you keeping track, Ask the Demon site 2 is gone. People couldn't keep their damn civility about them, so it got deleted. This is now the only Ask the Demon thread in working order. I may return to site 4 before too long, but as of now, I'm glad to call Lit home. I'm still going to be making vids for YouTube and MySpace, but I'm being lazy for now.
More questions!

He has a great music list on myspace btw.
Like thats the only reason I go there![]()
I don't wear underwear always...Does that make me a Demon too?!![]()
why is it that the colder it gets outside the more i wanna sleep?
Nope- a Succubus![]()
He has a great music list on myspace btw.
Like thats the only reason I go there![]()
Wow. Thank you for the compliment, but I thought my personal info and my blogs would at least hold some kind of interest. Guess not. I'm a boring person, it seems. I'm going to go act like I'm crying and hurt now.![]()
Of course, this is a possibility as well, but still, not wearing undies does not an infernal being make.
Oh just hush up and enjoy littleone's bare bottom.
So what are the demanding requirements to be a demon? (I bet you don't even know *heh*)
I don't like to snoop. If you wanted me to know you would tell me, lol.
*hands you some chocolate and tissues* Here, welcome to the women's club![]()
Oh just hush up and enjoy littleone's bare bottom.
Enjoying my bare bottom is about as easy as it is to be a demon I'm guessing. Talk of a long application process~
Enjoying your backside is loads easier than being a demon.
Being a demon takes work.
Enjoying you comes naturally.
Now look what you have done. You've made me blush. *blushes appropriately* Thank you for the sweet comment. *kiss on the cheek for my favorite Demon*
Actually my bottom is bare under these denims. I was too lazy to put any panties on after the shower, lol.
Why is it called the "backside" when its the bottom portion being looked at, not my back?![]()
Actually, it is the backside. If you want to get all technical-like, ones "bottom" is the underside of their feet. If you really wanted to.

MedicineNet.com's article on acute sleeping disorders caused by travel hints at the reason for the phenomenon you mentioned, but for the explanation on the reasons, you're just going to have to trust me.
Extreme temperatures affect the body's natural processes, including metabolism. The recharging that occurs during the sleep cycle is a function of your metabolism, which is basically the body shutting down all non-essential processes and regenerating all of the exhausted and damaged portions of the body that were being used and not maintained during waking hours. In the process of hibernation, large mammals go into a deep, longlasting sleep during the harsh cold of winter, using less and less nutrients stored in the body. We as humans don't have those biological mechanisms that allow hibernation, so the deep cold only serves to interfere with our sleep cycle, slowing down the recharging process that normally should only take between eight and nine and a half hours, stretching it to between ten and twelve hours.
Extreme heat can just as adversely affect sleep, but it will interrupt the process altogether. This is an instinctual mechanism trained over thousands of generations. Those of our ancestors whose sleeping bodies didn't tell them that there was a fire nearby...well...burned to death.
On a related side-note, this same instinctual fear is the same kind of embedded psychological mechanism that blade-enthusiasts use to claim superiority of the sword over the gun. Guns, in the form that they most resemble today's modern weapons, have been around for roughly two and a half centuries. Swords have been around since mankind had the twin thoughts of "blades can mess someone up" and "bigger is sometimes better." Yes, a very long time. This means that our species has had around 5,500 years to figure out that swords hurt and should be feared, but less than 300 years to figure out the same about guns. Because of this, even a man with a gun will almost invariably flinch and panic when confronted by a pissed off dude with a sword running at him.
Isn't evolution grand?