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Brian found out what animal was in the shelter with him by feeling and seeing quills in his leg from a porcupine.
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Brian shows his fear when the engine dies in "Hatchet" by feeling his heart pounding rapidly, feeling his legs weaken, and experiencing a sick feeling in his stomach. He also becomes overwhelmed by the silence and isolation of the wilderness, which heightens his fear of being alone and stranded.
There are people who go both ways when it comes to swaddling a baby. Some prefer it because they think it gives the baby the feeling of being in the womb. Others just think it is restricting their movements.
I am not sure But I think this question u should ask yourself because every person got different feeling about it Is thins answer useful Plus answer YES
I always get this feeling, I think of weird things after I'm done, like a feeling as in I think ... What the heck am I doing?
Well have you ever thought of you being or feeling different after you've done something like move to a different place, Brian was thinking he was a different person after the crash and him surviving in the wilderness for a while.
I think it's "Brian in Love" but I'm not positive.
No, "practical" is not a feeling. It refers to something that is sensible, realistic, and useful in a particular situation. Feelings involve emotions or sensory experiences.
Really, Brian Griffin? You want to know who Brian Griffin lives with? Do you think he may live with The Griffins.
Yes it can its very useful for the Latin and South American Feeling
I think that the actor brian krause have his private infor kept whitin his family