This is almost enough space.
You see, being blessed with an ability to damage yourself with seemingly zero consequences doesn't really lead to good decision making skills. When I was younger I didn't have many chances to explore my invincibility because my mother kept me on a microscopic leash. She had seen how my Dad had handled himself and I think she wanted to keep tabs on me and my brother. That never really worked.
She had to sleep sometime.
My point is that I never really developed what my friends would call, "a reasonable ability to avoid potential death." Screaming my way out of hospitals because I had a BAC of only .245, not reading drug dosage suggestions, having my license suspended five times with no accidents that were my fault. I fell asleep at the wheel one time and my Jeep totaled a van. I keep saying the Jeep was driving at the time but no-one believed me. It's a long story.
Anyway, this place is for those stories. I will regale you with my stories of what is most certainly brain damage, and performing new stunts for the purpose of proving my invincibility.

