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The Lounge => General => Topic started by: RainySunshine on 2016-05-06 19:29:37
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I was talking to, 1234 and LP, and we started talking about painful things. Not emotionally painful, but physically painful.
So go ahead and share with us the moments in your life that were the most painful or near death experiences in terms of injury.
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Oh, geez. XD
I was in a bathroom stall at school, a few years ago. Just to annoy me, other students started kicking at the stall door. I didn't bother to tell them to stop, since they never listened to that word anyway. (Yes, it wasn't the first time they did that. ::)) What I didn't know, was that the lock didn't work well. I knew it once the door suddenly flew open and hit me on the head. :o (They didn't mean for that to happen.)
I was seeing stars on the way back to class. :-\
There could be more moments I don't remember right now.
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All I got is being in a rowboat that flipped over in a lake. Luckily it was a lake with no moving water and we just kind of paddles to shore pushing the row boat with us to flip it back over.
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Recently I've been getting my braces adjusted and stuff. So like... sometimes when my teeth are real sore-ish, and they pull on certain parts of the wire to get it off.... yeah, pretty painful. At the moment I can't think of anything else.
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So far, we are all pretty weak sauce. ;)
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Haha, weak sauce eh. I'll retell the story of being run over by a horse then.
I was touring a barn for riding when I was around 13-14. Someone was out walking their horse when suddenly it got spooked by a large gaggle of geese flying overhead (no joke, the sky was like black). I happened to be in its way.
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There we go, thats better! Sorry that happened to you though.
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It happens when you work with large animals, they get spooked easily. What can ya do haha.
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When I was like nine, I was digging with my friend. I was using a rock, and he was using a rusty crowbar. I ended up smashing my finger between the rock, and the crowbar. It cut down to the bone. I still have that scar...
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Oooooo!!! Ouch! Sounds super painful.
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Does the story of me being born count? I'm pretty damn sure it was painful. And I don't mean just because I was being born.
Oh, I just remembered, one time in 6th grade in gym I was sitting down, and some dude was walking backwards and tripped over my head, forcing my body to sort of like... collapse on itself for lack of a better term. My whole back was all messed up for a good two weeks.
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Eeeeyowtch. O_O
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Ooohhh.... Some of these are cringe worthy!
So you know those plastic office mats people put on carpet so they can roll around in rolley office chairs? Well, I was pretty young, and for some reason we had one of those mats out in the yard, I guess we were in the process of moving it out then going to cut it up to throw away. Well long story short, it was facing so the spikes were facing upward, and I didn't see that and jumped on to it (it was sitting atop soft grass) and I got very deep scars from it on my arms, hands, legs, knees.
Since then, all the scars have healed and you don't see them anymore, which is pretty surprising. They were very deep puncture wounds.
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Wow damn!! Seriously? I never realized they were that sharp! I thought they had rounded ends. Jee whiz, that sounds awfully painful. I'm glad you don't have many scars from that incident, that would be terrible.
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Not a lot to tell. I've only ever broken one bone in my life. in my right hand
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Well I fell down the stairs and landed on a pin and the other time I fell off my chair and banged my head. Oh I have many more painful experiences.
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I remember another one. I was walking back to class, and I see those two guys fighting. (Because of course they were.) They were blocking the path. When I could finally walk past them, one of the students was pushed against the wall. Crushing me in the process. Thankfully, I was okay, but it hurt. :-\
I don't think I ever broke any bones in my life.
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Another one is it was windy outside some cardboard came flying at my face and cut my eye.
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Like, the eyeball or around the area of your eye?
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Around the eye underneath just missed my eyeball by an inch scared me a lot though.
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Ah, eye injuries are always scary. My cousin once had his chocolate lab lunge at him and but him square in the face. The teeth missed his eye by a half inch. He still has the scars from it, luckily they're faded.
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*shudders* Eye injuries. They're among the worst there are. :o
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I literally had a hole in my forehead because of something a younger sibling family member threw at me, a plastic toy construction truck. The axle of the truck was the only metal part. Lucky me just happened to not have any dodging skills back then. It drove into my forehead and man my mother freaked out. The hole was about the size of a dime. I am lucky that axle was not longer...yeah. Back then I was 10. All I can really remember was not pain, but just feeling shocked as red color covered my eyes and my little sibling actually threw something at me, let alone it hurt me. I never got in a fight with any of my siblings before that experience and after that experience. Sure we argue or disagree sometimes but I never have gotten in a fight before. I am a mellow guy now and I was not crazy as a kid either.
I think the eye injury would be much worse :( scary stuff...not being able to see out of one eye. Your perception would forever be altered.
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Well I'm gonna admit it was painful and I did cry.
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Ooohhh.... Some of these are cringe worthy!
So you know those plastic office mats people put on carpet so they can roll around in rolley office chairs? Well, I was pretty young, and for some reason we had one of those mats out in the yard, I guess we were in the process of moving it out then going to cut it up to throw away. Well long story short, it was facing so the spikes were facing upward, and I didn't see that and jumped on to it (it was sitting atop soft grass) and I got very deep scars from it on my arms, hands, legs, knees.
Since then, all the scars have healed and you don't see them anymore, which is pretty surprising. They were very deep puncture wounds.
That is just making me cringe so much... errrr!!!
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I was tossed from my bicycle into a giant sticker bush patch. My cousin, she lost control of her bike, crashed into me, and I was already riding on the edge of this trail, then when she hit me I slid down a 10 foot embankment into sticker bushes. We were probably both around 10-12 years old. I fell into th sticker bushes pretty deep and my bike landed on top of me. I don't remember how I got out, but I remember bleeding all over the place.
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Eesh! Reminds me of a bad fall I had as a kid off a bike, but it was nowhere near as bad as that. Sounds really painful. Any scars because of that?
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Eesh! Reminds me of a bad fall I had as a kid off a bike, but it was nowhere near as bad as that. Sounds really painful. Any scars because of that?
I don't think so. I know i had some on my elbows and knees but they seem to have all disappeared. Thankfully my glorious face was protected by my helmet.
What was your bike story?
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Ah it's good they faded. Heh heh, yes thank the gods your magnificent face was unscathed!
Mine, well I was starting on riding a two wheeler, I thought I got the hang of it, so I tried riding it back to my garage over our driveway. Our gravel driveway. Our house is situated on a hill, a rather steep hill. Down that hill it ends in a smaller hill, so it worked like a sort of ramp. Down that hill was my neighbors house. So like, of course I lost my balance and my bike careened down the hill and I ended up airborne because of that little ramp hill at the bottom. I went flying and at some point must've fell off the bike because I ended up on asphalt with a bike ten landing on top of me.
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Ouch. At least it wasn't the gravel you landed on I guess. That could have been very painful.
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I got one more story, but this one wasn't me, so it is kind of cheating.
It was snowing and all the kids in the neighborhood went to the big hill. One kid had a inner tube thing and slid down, aimed poorly, and slide directly into and under a parked car. They messed up their knee very badly and you could see the top of their knee-cap bone, as the skin and everything had ripped off. They were not crying, but they were seething in pain and were taken to the hospital. They were okay. :)
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Definitely a lot more painful had that happened. I got some weird friction burn from the chain somehow on one of my legs.
Holy crap that sounds wicked painful!! Eeek, bones all messed up is just the worst.
I just remembered another painful experience. It was the day I learned the harsh lesson of never rush while shaving. *shudder* seeing a whole sliver of your skin come off was definitely as horrifying as it was painful.
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I just remembered another painful experience. It was the day I learned the harsh lesson of never rush while shaving. *shudder* seeing a whole sliver of your skin come off was definitely as horrifying as it was painful.
Ooohhh. I know your other stories were worse, but that one just... yuck!!!
One of my more painful incidents was trying to go down a very steep mountain incline, and I lost my footing and slide/skidded/rolled/tumbled all the way down the dirt, rock, and brush to the bottom of this incline. I hit a few tree's on the way down, and when I finally reached the bottom I was badly bruised and totally wrecked my wrist. My stomach hurt and I am sure I bruised some ribs. Everything was okay though.
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OUCH. O_O
I have one that happened on a bicycle too. I was zooming down a small hill or whatever, and then there's this ramp in front of me. Go figure why, but I didn't turn or anything (even though I saw it coming 25 meters from there :o), and just like LP, I took it, went airborne, and landed on the ground before my bike fell on top of me. I just had a few scratches.
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Are ramps really that hard to take on a bike? I really don't know, just asking.
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Some pretty painful things here. :) Nice we can look back on most of these without any damage still remaining.
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Are ramps really that hard to take on a bike? I really don't know, just asking.
The ramp I took was strangely made of dirt. :o I have no idea if it was made by someone or by itself for some reason (the earth is alive!), but I do know it's quite hard to take that kind of ramp and not crash upon landing. Otherwise, I don't think they're very hard to take. ;)
Then again, that was the only ramp I'd taken in my life, so who am I to say that...
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I have another one i was thrown into the fireplace the corner hit my nose putting a hole in it that was really painful and a lot of liquid.
(hope not to much detail.)
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Eesh. Ouch.
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"Thrown into a fireplace". EEYOWTCH. :o
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Wtf. Holy crap that's awful!
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This topic strangely intrigues me. lol.
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Even though you're the one who created it? XD
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PAAAAAAAIN WITHOUT LOVE
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Anyone ever slam a door on their finger? Yeah. I've done that. Car door, house door, you name the door, it probably happened.
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So when I was younger, there was this cement storm water stream that went under beside this one sidewalk. One day some friends jumped over it with ease, and me being the only girl in this little group, wanted to show the guys I could do it too. So I jumped, but didn't make it. I smacked the cement with my whole body, the side of my face hit the cement too, then I fell down into the storm drain water which was freezing cold and running at a pretty good pace that day. I was bleeding from my nose, my hands had cuts, so did my knees, and I was soaking wet.
They were very sweet and quickly came to my aid and pulled me out. They didn't taunt me with any jokes or say anything bad. We just kind of didn't talk about it after they took me home.
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Aw that's so sweet of your friends. Also, didn't know you were a chick haha. But I get that feel, wanting to do something cuz all your guy friends did it. I was always hanging out with guys. But yeouch, that sounds super painful. And also gross, I can't imagine falling in some storm drain with a bunch of cuts and scrapes. I'm glad you were able to be saved and taken home.
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Ow, that DOES sound painful. Especially because it's cement.
But at least your friends helped you out quickly.
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Yeah, I've fallen on concrete blocks. It usually skins you pretty badly.
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Oooohh, sorry FoxTail. Sounds like a hard-hitting adventure.
Love that avatar, LP! They move up and down! :D
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Ouch that does sound really painful hard cement.
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Darn, Fox. :-\ Glad you survived. ;)
Just remembered this one.
I was 11. I was standing near a level crossing with my parents. The gates were down, since a train was passing by. But then, the train stopped for some reason --I don't know why-- so I got closer to see what was happening. Suddenly, the gates lifted up and one of them got me right on the chin. :o
I'm lucky I wasn't hurt too bad. Next time, I won't stand that close. ;D
'cause since then, there hasn't been a "next time".
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Oh that sucks. Was it super painful?
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Actually, if I recall correctly, it barely hurt at all.
"Then why are you postin this here its called MOST PAINFUL ya dimwit" :P
Strange, I was expecting more pain from a frickin' level crossing gate. ???
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Well you did say it just got you on the chin. I've been hit by a seesaw after I fell off it (so my friend on the other side went slamming down) and it got me right on the chin and I went flying backwards. And what hurt more was my back and ass, not my chin.
Maybe chins are in invincible haha
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Well, skipping over bits which might not be appropriate for a "family-friendly" board, I've been hit in the head with a steel horseshoe, the full weight of a 12' or so 2x8 (on the narrow edge), and a concrete step, I've broken bones and set them myself, had a few skate tumbles...and the things which were even more painful sound really lame. One was a time I woke up with a kink in my spine that refused to crack no matter how I tried, and just got steadily worse. I was pretty pale and clammy for hours from the pain of that, and spent most of my work shift lying flat on the floor. The other is migraines I sometimes get.
Ouch.... especially that steel horseshoe. :-/
Family friendly? Pffffhht. You can share if you want too.
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That sounds pretty rough there, Hulkbowsmash.
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I managed to survive and become the fine, normal, and upstanding citizen I am today despite the repeated head trauma. %)
At least...I think I survived. Either that or my doctor's been too kind to lay the hard truth on me. Would kinda explain the smell, come to think of it.
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I'm sorry I had to!
Also, sorry I couldn't find a shorter version of it T_T
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Has a rhythm. I can dance to that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WFsIskJ05I
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About four summers ago I got a boil in a... rather intimate area, let's just say. I could barely even walk because the pain was so intense. I was in absolute agony. I lay in bed for days on end holding bags of ice on it to numb the pain. It burned like someone had stubbed out a lit cigar on my--well, you know. It took weeks for the infection to drain, which was a long, messy process, and heal.
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As I recall those are staph infections, which makes them especially nasty. Sounds like a whole lot of not-fun.
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Eeeeeouch. That sounds super painful.
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Certainly the worst place to get a boil. :o
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Oh goodness.
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I must agree worst place to get one ouch.
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I do have another one this is when i got a new bike and at the time i had little experience i went straight into a wall grazing all up my arm which hurt.
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Gosh people! Stop hurting yourself... and OUCH.... BOIL. :P
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About four summers ago I got a boil...
I think remember you taking about that four summers ago. I just remember you being in pain as I skimmed around. Yuck. Sorry that happened. Do you care to share how you got it? Just kidding, we don't need to know that.
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Well, according to my mom, my dad used to get them too. So I'll just say there's a hereditary component, and leave it at that.
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How do you even get a boil? Is it like nasty stuff and it infects the skin?
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Yes. It's caused by a combination of genetics, stress, and poor diet. It's a pretty nasty infection. I actually got another one just last year, on my arm. I think I squeezed the pus out too soon, before it was properly ready, and it left a pretty grody scar.
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Yes. It's caused by a combination of genetics, stress, and poor diet. It's a pretty nasty infection. I actually got another one just last year, on my arm. I think I squeezed the pus out too soon, before it was properly ready, and it left a pretty grody scar.
Ewwwww. :P I have never seen one in person before.
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Ouch thats sounds nasty.