If you are thirsty, rub water on your tongue and down your throat and your stomach. The water will numb your thirst.

If you are sad, try putting your hands on your face. Placing your hands on your face will let photographers know you are sad.

If you are tired, try sleeping. Sleeping will let your body rest and you won't be as sleepy when you wake up from sleeping.

If you are hungry, try grinding food against your teeth and swallow it. Food will activate your reverse hunger nerves.

When you are cold, cover your body with cloth sewn into shapes. The cloth will act as a barrier between your skin and cold particles in the atmosphere.

Rubbing your face against a chalkboard will not make you feel smart or happy. If possible, don't rub your face against a chalkboard.

Running can make your body move faster through space and time.

If you should happen to fall, try to fall on something soft. Soft things are proven to hurt your body parts less than hard things in a fall situation.

Speaking of falling, if you can't land on something soft, try to grab something sturdy and attached to the floor or ground. A sturdy item attached to the ground will make you feel sturdier and could help stop your fall.

Injuring your body can hurt your body. Tying white cloth around injured parts of your body can help dull injury nerves.

If you find yourself tired again, try sleeping more.