5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

I realize this. I can think of many cases in which losing the sense of touch is better than losing one of the others.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Shin

This is the second time you've posted in this thread without any form of actual discussion or elaboration. Your post tells us nothing, you are in effect saying "I agree" which makes your posts spam. Please either add some content to your posts or stop posting all together.

You can consider this a friendly, gentle warning.

I'm not sure the first post truly fits what you just said (you delete it instead of the one without much content at all?), but I will add content to it.

I watch TV and read comics. I use the computer and read books. For these reasons, sight is most important to me.

With TV comes sound. I also enjoy music and being able to listen to people, especially when they are discussing a particularly interesting subject. So, hearing comes next.

I put smell next. If I didn't have the ability to smell, I might eat something rancid or drink something spoiled. With it, I can tell if some things are dirty. And there are so many wonderful smells in the world I wouldn't want to lose.

Really, I regard both touch and taste as about equals. I believe touch holds back the consciousness. Due to our fears of feeling pain or discomfort, we choose not do certain things. Taste sort of follows those lines, limiting what food we are willing to eat. I put taste above touch because I love how food tastes. Depending on the day, taste is one of the best senses.

There's nowhere I can't reach.