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never have I broken a bone and quite frankely I'm anoid,so I would like to hear from any one that has had broken bones to make me feel jealous enough to jump of something high enough to brake something and have a broken bone to my name
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Hey Steve, I haven't broken a bonne either and I agree with you! any suggestions on how to brake a bone?
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I have a nice slegehammer.
Could help you out, guys - free of charge for all IW members [img]smile.gif[/img] Neuro |
believe me it is not fun... or something to wish for...
Ibroke my knee when Iwas 18, at a Karate Practice... gee that hurt. |
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I too neither have but I dont think id want to either, my mate fell off a tarzee at its peak and fell well far down a bank and had his broken bone jutting out of his arm, needless to say he was in a lot of pain. [img]smile.gif[/img] not somehing id want to share in hehe |
Steve, it wull happen one day. Why rush it?
You too will experience the sensation of feeling your bones move in directions they realy shoudnt. And I gaurantee youll wish you had waited longer, because it really is no fun even with one of the simple fractures like an arm. Break a leg and your in for a whole world of fun. |
i have broken one finger and one two, but the two got broke twice. it's not enjoyable, and i don;t reccomend it. the finger and the toe once was because i am clutsy, the toe the other time i broke it was because of weak ankles.
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A broken foot, a broken thumb and three times a broken nose.
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I had a busted nose, too. In two places. Went to the doc. He busted out a vial of pharmaceutical cocaine, added some warm water, soaked 4 Q-Tips in the mixture, then shoved 2 up each nostril. Damn that hurt worse than the breakage! Now, however you can't tell my scnozz was broken to look at it -- but I have to be careful buying sunglasses, as some sit just a bit off-kilter...
Busted a wrist as a kid, too. Can't really say it was a fun experience. Broken fingers and toes, and one bone in my hand -- when I used to box. |
Ok, where to start.
Dislocated shoulder. When I was 17 I fell off a 12ft high bridge hand first, and the jolt took out my arm. Broken (left) arm. Fell awkwardly when I was 12. Broken leg. When I was 18 I slipped over a brick. Broken nose at 15. Fights :rolleyes: Broken (right) arm. Less said about that experiance the better. Dislocation HURTS. A LOT. I do not recommend jumping off anything taller than 5ft. :D |
Ive broke a bone in my hand, my leg, my arm and my finger, none of them were really fun, I dont suggest it.
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why would you want a broken bone anyways? I had a fracture in my wrist and that was bad enough, it swelled up to 3 times its normal size not fun let me assure you. Same goes for root canals they although don't hurt suck also known from personal experiance. Fights with my brother.
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I broke my right "birdie" finger. It was hanging sideways with finger-guts coming out the side. [img]smile.gif[/img] Not sure what hurt worse, the break or the bullet that did it [img]tongue.gif[/img] It healed crooked so now when I flip someone off the get the "Ugly Bird" :D
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I want a broken bone also to live up to my name some more, if you ask dan I am known formally as Psycho boy! for reasons I shouldn't really have to explain.
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<font color="cyan">I've never broken a bone either.
And Steve, isn't it break rather than brake?</font> |
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if you really want a good scar get your finger cut of in a window, happened to my dad... i myself have never broken a bone, but i have plenty on scar from pets...
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Well Steve, maybe you could get a buddy to hit you with a machete or something? Also a sledgehammer would do wonders to your feet [img]smile.gif[/img]
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I have broken other peoples bones and managed to fracture
my right wrist while being 150 miles from the closest hospital, Nothing better then being in the middle of the woods with 80lbs of gear on you and having to hike that distance on unsturdy terrain. Broken limbs are no fun and tramatic effects that it can have on a person are not something to covet. You are nut's in my book if want a big scar from a broken limb, in certain cases the merrow from the bone can get into the blood stream and hey even kill you, how would that be for a scar ;) :D Busted knuckles at the age of 50 will get a nice case of arthritis broken limbs can lead to severe pain in your older years, it's all great if your not planning on living long but you should respect your body, cybernetics is not that far along to where you can say "Cut it off Dock and give model #########-#### thats the ticket" ;) |
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I hit him, ran away, and he charged me, so I slammed a door on him, and he fisted the window. Ouch, nasty scar!</font> |
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broken wrist from pole vaulting
broken skull from diving board broken sternum from lacrosse broken knee from lacrosse I'm still broke "no money" None of these rate as something that I want to do again. |
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Both legs, both arms, three ribs, collar bone twice, ankle, wrist, neck, and crushed a vertabrae in my back. I'm not exactly sure why you'd want to break something, but I'd suggest starting off small, like maybe a pinky finger or big toe! If that doesn't do it for you, you could try a couple of things I did: 1. A three story fall onto concrete, with an apartment balcony following close behind or, 2. A 9mm bullet in the leg and one in the neck. I don't remember #1 much, just a loud crack, beginning to slide downwards and yelling out "oh *expletive deleted*". Apparently I grabbed onto the balcony on the way down to try and stop myself, but all I did was rip it out of the wall on the way down. The second one I remember quite vividly and always will. So the moral of the story being, Kids...we're trained proffesinals. Don't try this at home. [ 11-06-2002, 07:20 PM: Message edited by: Animal ] |
Them bullets hurt dont they Animal ;) And mine was only a .22 through the finger. I need to meet you, we can have a really good WWF fight [img]smile.gif[/img] Except lets try not to break each others bones! :D
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Whenever you get here, you can be the Cowboys [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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If it's the Cowboys it's not a game. Jerry Jones GM, the Cowboys gift to NFL parity.
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Um, hehe, Steve, I've broken my leg, my hand, and my thumb twice, and it's no fun. ;) :D
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All you have to do to get a broken bone is grab my wifes bottom. I can 100% guarantee you will have plenty of broken bones and scars after that. ;)
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Never had a broken bone before, almost had my left ring finger cut off. Dont speed on four wheelers [img]tongue.gif[/img]
What on earth was I doing drinving a four wheeler at 9 years old anyway? Also have a nice large gash on my right leg. Black cats are bad luck,hehe. |
I'm amazed and darned lucky that I've never broken anything, considering that I'd fallen down stairs and out of trees lots of times.
My mom got her first break when she was in her mid 40s. She shattered her right wrist by putting her hand out behind her when she slipped and fell on the driveway. She had to have 4 pins, that stuck out 3 inches, put in her arm. She broke her right arm slipping on the porch at a cake shop, and had to have internal screws put in that time. Never had those last ones taken out, either. Both times left deep scars; four dents and two long lines. If you ever watch MaxX, you can see just how much fun those people have getting broken bones. One scene that showed a kid fall off his skate board, still makes me feel sick. His arm crumpled like an accordian and you could hear the crunch. |
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Both legs, both arms, three ribs, collar bone twice, ankle, wrist, neck, and crushed a vertabrae in my back. I'm not exactly sure why you'd want to break something, but I'd suggest starting off small, like maybe a pinky finger or big toe! If that doesn't do it for you, you could try a couple of things I did: 1. A three story fall onto concrete, with an apartment balcony following close behind or, 2. A 9mm bullet in the leg and one in the neck. I don't remember #1 much, just a loud crack, beginning to slide downwards and yelling out "oh *expletive deleted*". Apparently I grabbed onto the balcony on the way down to try and stop myself, but all I did was rip it out of the wall on the way down. The second one I remember quite vividly and always will. So the moral of the story being, Kids...we're trained proffesinals. Don't try this at home.</font>[/QUOTE]I worship you |
Couple of broken fingers and broken nose (8 times) is all for me. :D
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