Dusty and Mishy

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I feed off adrenaline, causing me take action at anything thrown out to me, I live off pain and risk, these are the only things that motivate me to live. Motocross, drums, every extremety involving risk of death I live for, its my passion and life, its what I live for and hope to die doing. Many Japanese warriors have quoted that our endorphins, adrenaline, power and wonders of our amazing brain, will cause a person to go to extremety's without feeling pain. I strongly believe in that and am willing to live for it, if it involves pain and suffering it will just make me stronger. Motocross is everything to me, as well as drums, both hobbies require much mind power and strength, my job is to conquer every aspect of what I do and take it to the next level, I absolutely understand I will be hurt doing what I do but I guarentee I will die happy doing it, just like a samurai dying for his passion and goals, his honor. I got this from the encyclopedia it makes me feel motivated just reading it [(ndrfnz) (KEY) , neurotransmitters found in the brain that have pain-relieving properties similar to morphine. There are three major types of endorphins: beta endorpins, found primarily in the pituitary gland; and enkephalins and dynorphin, both distributed throughout the nervous system. Endorphins interact with opiate receptor neurons to reduce the intensity of pain: among individuals afflicted with chronic pain disorders, endorphins are often found in high numbers. Many painkilling drugs, such as morphine and codeine, act like endorphins and actually activate opiate receptors. Besides behaving as a pain regulator, endorphins are also thought to be connected to physiological processes including euphoric feelings, appetite modulation, and the release of sex hormones. Prolonged, continuous exercise contributes to an increased production and release of endorphins, resulting in a sense of euphoria that has been popularly labeled runners high. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Copyright 2001-05 Columbia University Press. I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4