Aryan-Imlie/ AryLie Discussion Thread 17 🧿 - Page 87

Originally posted by: caller123

No Thanks.Then Adi will come after Imlie for his 5th marriage 🤣🤣

https://twitter.com/QubrusS/status/1487133863923138563?t=Bk3p9haTLVvmGtIlTsy6OA&s=19

The colour combination gives me traffic lights vibes🤣🤣🤣🤣

I mean the photo of AruLie and Adi 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Originally posted by: _AmyChoco_

Can't believe I am breaking my SM vrat for this ..but actually there is such a thing😆 Not exactly sure of how BP ties into this..but a friend says it makes it more effective. Anyway..coming back to facts that I am aware of. The area just adjacent to the chin (mandibular foramen area) and the TMJ area are the ideal spots for the knockout punch. Well Aryan spelled it out in layman's terms. But what happens is a punch to jaw results in the head suddenly spinning around. Even though it kinda decelerates immediately, the brain does not slow down thus resulting in a severe concussion and losing consciousness. In fact, a punch to the jaw can make the person lose that particular memory..and after regaining consciousness, what results is a solid headache boss 😆 It isn't life threatening. But for some, it gets really serious

@mltr16..why am I not able to tag you? Anyway, hope this explains it

I had trouble tagging people last night which resolved an hour or so later. Haww that reminds me I did not send you the PM update, gurrl! How could I forget?

Back to the question. Yes we are sort of puzzled about how BP ties into it. Maybe your friend can shed light on that too. I knew we had some boxing friends in this group!!

Okay now I want this song when Aru’s persuing Imaliya eventually

https://twitter.com/queen___173/status/1487042843575083014?s=21

Originally posted by: reeha_k

Question for the Arylie Thirstdom:

What would we say is the breakdown of the shippers % wise from the following:v

- Watched Imlie from the beginning and transitioned to being Arylie stans.

- Watched after ASR's entry

- Watched because FK was joining the show

other etc.

I am defo the first category, but wasn't invested enough to log into my dormant IF account and post. Arylie made me do it lmao.

Just trying to get to know the group of lovely individuals on here :)

Originally posted by: mltr16

I had trouble tagging people last night which resolved an hour or so later. Haww that reminds me I did not send you the PM update, gurrl! How could I forget?

Back to the question. Yes we are sort of puzzled about how BP ties into it. Maybe your friend can shed light on that too. I knew we had some boxing friends in this group!!

Lol..I am no boxer 😆 Just recalled stuff that my Prof told us. So, according to my friend, the person need not be in a hypertensive state, for the punch to be efficient. You just need to know the spots and hit really hard. If the force isn't sufficient, there wouldn't be a proper knockout , instead we will get back the blows 10 fold 😆 What I am guessing is, elevated blood pressure can cause fluctuations to blood oxygen flow to the brain which makes the punch all the more effective.

The BP thingy must have been simply thrown in for that extra tadka. But in fact there is a correlation. Though unable to give a detailed physiology of it atm. If I get my hands on a detailed explanation, will let you know 😆

Originally posted by: _AmyChoco_

Can't believe I am breaking my SM vrat for this ..but actually there is such a thing😆 Not exactly sure of how BP ties into this..but a friend says it makes it more effective. Anyway..coming back to facts that I am aware of. The area just adjacent to the chin (mandibular foramen area) and the TMJ area are the ideal spots for the knockout punch. Well Aryan spelled it out in layman's terms. But what happens is a punch to jaw results in the head suddenly spinning around. Even though it kinda decelerates immediately, the brain does not slow down thus resulting in a severe concussion and losing consciousness. In fact, a punch to the jaw can make the person lose that particular memory..and after regaining consciousness, what results is a solid headache boss 😆 It isn't life threatening. But for some, it gets really serious

@mltr16..why am I not able to tag you? Anyway, hope this explains it

Oh😲 that is cool and does make sense.. I should read up on that 😆- time to read UpToDate all the wayyyy 👍🏼😆

Also, what's this SM vrat?

Originally posted by: Juwii29

https://instagram.com/stories/sumbul_touqeer/2761211605519326087?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&utm_medium=copy_link please tell me they still aren’t in these clothes. 😵‍💫😵‍💫

Originally posted by: mltr16

🤣🤣🤣 Bhau school of medicine. Sab boxer Aryan returns pheels ka kachra kar diya 🤣

Originally posted by: _AmyChoco_

Can't believe I am breaking my SM vrat for this ..but actually there is such a thing😆 Not exactly sure of how BP ties into this..but a friend says it makes it more effective. Anyway..coming back to facts that I am aware of. The area just adjacent to the chin (mandibular foramen area) and the TMJ area are the ideal spots for the knockout punch. Well Aryan spelled it out in layman's terms. But what happens is a punch to jaw results in the head suddenly spinning around. Even though it kinda decelerates immediately, the brain does not slow down thus resulting in a severe concussion and losing consciousness. In fact, a punch to the jaw can make the person lose that particular memory..and after regaining consciousness, what results is a solid headache boss 😆 It isn't life threatening. But for some, it gets really serious

@mltr16..why am I not able to tag you? Anyway, hope this explains it