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Fizzy Legs

Rather like pins and needles, or as known medically:paraesthesia Fizzy legs is a prickling sensation felt in the legs after sitting in the same position for long periods of time. However, unlike pins and needles, fizzy legs may cause the person to be so uncomfortable that they are unable to move their legs at all until the symptoms of fizzy legs have passed. It may also cause extreme pain if the leg is touched when an attack of fizzy legs occurs.
"I cant move at all, I've got fizzy legs"
Fizzy Legs by Jim Smythe March 1, 2013
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fizzyleos 

Fizzyleos is the BEST GRANDMA EVER!! They’re very nice, funny and have the most amazing kny edits ever!! expect vro bullies me💔
persona 1: “dude who’s this fizzyleos person on twitter? they seem super cool!”

persona 2: “THAT’S OOMF!!! They’re very funny and post the best edits ever !!”
fizzyleos by naotoshiirogane August 11, 2024

fizzyleos 

Fizzyleos is the BEST GRANDMA EVER!! They’re very nice, funny and have the most amazing kny edits ever!! expect vro bullies me💔
person 1: “dude who’s this fizzyleos person on twitter? they seem super cool!”

person 2: “THAT’S OOMF!!! They’re very funny and post the best edits ever !!”
fizzyleos by naotoshiirogane August 11, 2024
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