Have you had any injuries?
#26
Guest_Apokalyptus_*
Posté 04 février 2010 - 11:41
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#27
Posté 04 février 2010 - 11:47
I was filling in for our running back during practice (yes, this happened during practice..not even a game) and some douche bag (still don't know who) grabbed my foot from behind. Meanwhile, my own quarterback had a blond moment and tried to tackle me....yes...my own quarterback tackeled me (we were 1 and 12 that year, just fyi) however he tripped and went helmet first into my kneecap.
So...physics being the **** it is, my foot was stuck in place with a helmet pushing my knee backward, eventually my knee was like "Lol...this sucks, i'ma gonna shatter now" and my shin bone was like "screw this man, i'm gonna sprain." and then my femur was like "NOWAI I CAN'T BEND THIS FAR" and got all bruised.
And I fell down the stairs one time and had blood coming out of my tear ducts. That was odd. Not cool enough to be fun, but odd enough to be cool.
#28
Posté 04 février 2010 - 12:33
Once I was joking around with my buddies, got a candy in my trachea, that was fun! I couldnt even do anything, it was totally plugged, I got NO air at all for 2-3 minutes, I tried to cough but I couldnt, turned blue crawling on the floor, nobody could help me and my friends were running around like headless chicken. I was lucky though, the candy was melting and in the last moment I was able to get very little air, but it saved my life. Later I was totally angry why nobody did a tracheotomy (cut through the trachea to be able to breathe again).
What a bunch of idiots, they would rather let me die than doing something risky.
Modifié par The Woldan , 04 février 2010 - 12:33 .
#29
Posté 06 février 2010 - 03:46
For the rest, scars of burnt flesh, cuts, minor stab wounds and a couple of nasty sword cuts arround my legs. Historical swordmanship takes it´s toll I guess.
#30
Posté 06 février 2010 - 03:50
He wound up and...*BAM*
What's that? I'm still standing? Ha! I win!
...Why can't I feel my leg?!
Well, turns out he hit a nerve bed, or something. I had about thirty minutes of numbness in my left leg, and it still aches, two days later. I should have made him take his boots off.
...And did I mention that he weighs 250-300 LBS?
#31
Posté 06 février 2010 - 03:53
I was hiking around and throughout all my fortune, I managed to step firm onto the only thing that can hurt me: A large metal nail pointing up.
Complete penetration of my foot, the tip stood up... damn that was freaky. It healed up just fine, don't even have a scar.
#32
Posté 06 février 2010 - 07:28
Who´s your friend, Urdnot Wrex?Godak wrote...
A friend of mine is an amateur MMA fighter. He made a bet with me that he could floor me with one sweeping kick to the back of my legs. Being the arrogant bastard that I am, I accepted his bet.
He wound up and...*BAM*
What's that? I'm still standing? Ha! I win!
...Why can't I feel my leg?!
Well, turns out he hit a nerve bed, or something. I had about thirty minutes of numbness in my left leg, and it still aches, two days later. I should have made him take his boots off.
...And did I mention that he weighs 250-300 LBS?
But yeah, people who practice actual combat of any kind are not the best bets to say "hey, I´m sure you cannot..." because nasty things happen. Some Roman scuta still "remember me"...
#33
Posté 06 février 2010 - 08:37
#34
Posté 06 février 2010 - 09:13
Check your sleeping area for sharp edges, and while you're at it check your mattress for rogue springs. It's not a good sign if your bed is trying to carve you up
#35
Posté 06 février 2010 - 09:15
#36
Posté 06 février 2010 - 12:35
What a masochistic thread.
#37
Posté 06 février 2010 - 02:18
Statulos wrote...
Who´s your friend, Urdnot Wrex?Godak wrote...
A friend of mine is an amateur MMA fighter. He made a bet with me that he could floor me with one sweeping kick to the back of my legs. Being the arrogant bastard that I am, I accepted his bet.
He wound up and...*BAM*
What's that? I'm still standing? Ha! I win!
...Why can't I feel my leg?!
Well, turns out he hit a nerve bed, or something. I had about thirty minutes of numbness in my left leg, and it still aches, two days later. I should have made him take his boots off.
...And did I mention that he weighs 250-300 LBS?
But yeah, people who practice actual combat of any kind are not the best bets to say "hey, I´m sure you cannot..." because nasty things happen. Some Roman scuta still "remember me"...
Yeah, well, 20/20 hindsight. Also, I probably shouldn't have let him kick my knee-joint. Probably could have caused permanent damage.
#38
Posté 06 février 2010 - 03:06
Later I found out that one of the bones in my wrist was bent out of shape and was digging in. Long story short, I got a caste and afer some time I went in for an operationto have it fixed and that was that.
#39
Posté 27 février 2010 - 09:12
#40
Posté 27 février 2010 - 09:41
I was hit by 2 cars last year and i cracked my head on the windowscreen, second time i got hit i had a few chips of class stuck in the back of my head and a few splinters just behind my right ear. Oh and i split my lip and eye brow so i have this bad-ass scar.
2 years ago around March i got glassed outside a nightclub in London and had a few pieces of glass stuck in my head. I hate stitches so much.
The second time new years start of 2009 i got glassed outside another nightclub i just had a few cuts.
About 3-4 months ago i got hit by car and the same again a month later.
And like a idiot such as myself i got beaten up (not badly just a black eye) in some creepy and too be honest a ****hole. Really rough area which i will not go there again.
And 2 weeks ago i was on my bike and a old couple in a car reveresed into me and it knocked me straight into a lamp-post. (I felt like such a ******).
I have bad luck these days.
Modifié par Naughty Bear, 27 février 2010 - 09:41 .
#41
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:36
#42
Guest_MrHimuraChan_*
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:43
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The most idiotic one - an inch-long scar in my forehead from the one time i banged my head in the shower valve when i leaned down to take the shampoo bottle.
The coolest one - i have a half-inch wide perfectly round scar in my back. It's actually because of a Botfly that wanted me to have its kids. But it looks exactly like a bullet wound
Modifié par MrHimuraChan, 28 février 2010 - 12:47 .
#43
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:46
Finger; Sliced through a tendon - Was about 9/10 and I'd spent almost-literally all day playing Spyro the Dragon. My dad was half asleep on the sofa and I was hungry, so I went to get something to eat. Thinking I was Big And Clever, I got a carrot and my weapon of choice? Bread Knife. Don't need to say anything other than I was in pain and eating a carrot on the way to the hospital.
Thumb; Glass impalement - I was working in the stock room of a big retail store (on my own!
#44
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:47
holy c**pOnlyShallow89 wrote...
I'll expand on the ones I mentioned in the other thread.
Finger; Sliced through a tendon - Was about 9/10 and I'd spent almost-literally all day playing Spyro the Dragon. My dad was half asleep on the sofa and I was hungry, so I went to get something to eat. Thinking I was Big And Clever, I got a carrot and my weapon of choice? Bread Knife. Don't need to say anything other than I was in pain and eating a carrot on the way to the hospital.
Thumb; Glass impalement - I was working in the stock room of a big retail store (on my own!), and the major component of my job was to take stock out of brown boxes and prepare it to go out onto the shop floor. Due to the sheer incompetence of the off-site warehouse staff it wasn't uncommon for boxes with glass/pottery items (frames, vases, candlestick holders etc) to come broken or at least cracked. I had a habit of slicing the tape down the middle of a box to collapse it, and stick my thumb between the gap to pull it open. One day I had a box of candlestick holders I'd just opened, and was breaking the box down. I'd notice something drop on the floor earlier but couldn't see what it was (first warning). I stuck my thumb in and instant pain in my thumb, next thing I know I'm trailing blood from the stock room to the staff room (next door) and pulling an inch-long shard of glass out of my thumb. Only >ONE< person in the staff room even gave me a second look
#45
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:49
#46
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:51
Kevlar gloves perhaps!OnlyShallow89 wrote...
Yeah. Me and sharp implements really don't mix...
#47
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:54
Then was playing full contact football in a field with some friends...wound up tearing my meniscus in my right knee when I happened to be running with the ball and found the open drain pipe in the middle of the field that no one knew about till then....yeah that was a good day limp over to the side sit out and drink a few beers then back in i go....couldnt bend the leg at all the next day >.<
#48
Posté 28 février 2010 - 12:57
Put me out of training for two and a half weeks.
Yeah, self confidence is not always a good thing.
Oh, oh and I have another one!
Ever thought punching heavy punching bags filled with sand as hard as you can without boxing gloves is a fun idea? Surprise, its NOT. I hit the bag as hard as I could, but the angle I hit it wasn't good, I totally bent my wrist and it hurt like hell, all my wrist tendons went to hell. Boxing gloves have a purpose.
Modifié par The Woldan , 28 février 2010 - 01:04 .
#49
Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:18
Thats more the wrap that you put on before you put the gloves on...but yeah been there done that dont really call having flat broken ugly knuckles a injury though...plus its nice watching people grimace when all my knuckles crack just from closing my handThe Woldan wrote...
Boxing gloves have a purpose.
#50
Guest_MrHimuraChan_*
Posté 28 février 2010 - 01:22
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Kahlmulandr wrote...
Thats more the wrap that you put on before you put the gloves on...but yeah been there done that dont really call having flat broken ugly knuckles a injury though...plus its nice watching people grimace when all my knuckles crack just from closing my handThe Woldan wrote...
Boxing gloves have a purpose.
You can do that too?
I'm not alone!
@ The Woldan - Yes, you need wrappings to keep your wrist in place. You can train on a punchbag without gloves, but never without wrappings
Modifié par MrHimuraChan, 28 février 2010 - 01:24 .




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