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	Does the brain have sensory nerves that detect touch, pain or pressure? By Sandy85 Asked May 13 2006 11:25AM	0 Pts Rate Question

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by Joe-Speedy on Jul 3, 2006 at 9:09 am Permalink

Nope. No feeling in your noodle

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