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christmas in the ER (gross pictures on page 11)

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  • SmokeStacksSmokeStacks License Number 137596Registered User regular
    It wasn't a friend, it was an elderly woman just walking out on the street.

    She later tried to give you a $10 as a reward, and you kept telling her you couldn't take it, but she insisted, so finally you awkwardly took it from her, but you felt so bad on the way home that you stopped at one of those Santas who are raising money for charity (did I mention it was Christmas?) and put it in their container.

  • Peter EbelPeter Ebel Deus Vult! OsloRegistered User regular
    One time my head opened up because a chair fell on it. So that was something.

    Fuck off and die.
  • McClyMcCly Registered User
    I was in a car accident when I was 4. Didn't have my seatbelt on and went throught the windshield.

    I have some nice n' big scars on my head and knee still.

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  • BelruelBelruel Registered User regular
    an actual windshield-boy!

    i saved my cousin from going through the windshield once. i was in a van with my aunt's children up in utah, and my cousin wouldn't sit down and buckle up. i got impatient and pushed her into her seat, and clicked the seat belt. as i was turning back to face front in my seat we were hit, it was a 4 car accident. i got taken to the hospital because i hit my head really hard on the window as i was turning back and they were afraid i had some sort of internal damage (i was ok).

    buckle up kiddos.

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  • FearghaillFearghaill TEAM NICKRegistered User regular
    McCly, why the fuck didn't the adult driving you make sure you were buckled up?

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  • McClyMcCly Registered User
    Fearghaill wrote: »
    McCly, why the fuck didn't the adult driving you make sure you were buckled up?

    shitty grandmother.

    this was during my parents divorce and custody battle over me.

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  • FearghaillFearghaill TEAM NICKRegistered User regular
    McCly wrote: »
    Fearghaill wrote: »
    McCly, why the fuck didn't the adult driving you make sure you were buckled up?

    shitty grandmother.

    this was during my parents divorce and custody battle over me.


    Wonderful. That sucks, dude.

    Worst my grandmother did was get my the skin on my throat caught in a zipper doing up my snowsuit.

    That's a fun scar to explain.

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  • DrIanMalcolmDrIanMalcolm Does somebody go out into the park and pull up the dinosaurs' skirts?Registered User regular
    When I was really young I fell out of the bed and broke my collarbone

    Only bone I've ever broken

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  • -SPI--SPI- Registered User regular
    A few years back I accidentally cut off one of my father's fingers with an axe. Well, cut is probably too clean a term and it was a woodsplitter rather than an axe. Cut/Crush would be more accurate. And damaged the finger next to it rather badly too.

    We were cutting firewood for my grandmother who was ill at the time. And were kind of getting bored with the whole thing and tried to speed it up a bit. But we did so in the dumbest, most stupid possible way. My father put the pieces of wood on the chopping block and I chopped them. Unfortunately, my father decided to readjust a piece of wood so he went to grab it. Double unfortunately I had already started swinging the axe, which came down on his hand. Although luckily the angle meant it mostly only hit one finger, cutting another a little and smashing a third a bit. He had a pair of gloves on at the time so we were thankfully spared any horrific images being burned into our minds. Well, until we got to hospital and they removed the glove.


    So now my father only has 4 fingers and a stump on one hand, with one of those fingers having limited mobility (although it has since improved well). The funny part is that this is the same hand that he once cut the tip of one of his other fingers off with a table saw (not as bad as it sounds, didn't look much worse than the photos on page 11, probably less so), but also shortly beforehand he managed to misplace his wedding ring, much to my mother's annoyance. But I guess he gets a free pass when he no longer has the finger to put it on.

  • AneurhythmiaAneurhythmia Registered User regular
    Stale wrote: »
    and I never exploded

    There's video of you watching Camilla Saulsbury that begs to differ.

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  • StaleStale Registered User regular
    Fearghaill wrote: »
    McCly, why the fuck didn't the adult driving you make sure you were buckled up?

    I never wore a seatbelt until I was well into my teens.


    There was a time when it wasn't illegal, and wasn't common.



    Hell, as a little toddler, my parents took out the backset of our Jeep CJ7, laid down a blanket, and I just rolled around back there.

  • AneurhythmiaAneurhythmia Registered User regular
    Welp, I guess it's conclusive.

    Not wearing your seatbelt gives you cancer and a bitchy ex-wife.

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  • Centipede DamascusCentipede Damascus The machine is broken. The universe is broken.Registered User regular
    Fletcher wrote: »
    i was a caesarean birth and the doctor cut me while getting me out!

    big old scar next to my left eye, thanks doc

    you could pretend to be a pirate

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  • FaynorFaynor Registered User regular
    get your anime outta here

    do you wanna see me eat a hotdog
  • WeaverWeaver Cap'n NEW CRUNCH CITYRegistered User regular
    When I was little kid I had to ride in the back of one of these

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  • FaynorFaynor Registered User regular
    That seems patently unsafe

    but I guess I rode in the back of my dad's pick-up truck all the time. Even sat on the wheel thing where I probably could have been thrown off with a bump

    do you wanna see me eat a hotdog
  • Centipede DamascusCentipede Damascus The machine is broken. The universe is broken.Registered User regular
  • McClyMcCly Registered User
    wait, that's not a customized truck?

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  • FearghaillFearghaill TEAM NICKRegistered User regular
    Stale and Weaver, have you conisdered the possibility that your parents were trying to kill you, but wanted it to look like an accident?

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  • BelruelBelruel Registered User regular
    Weaver wrote: »
    When I was little kid I had to ride in the back of one of these

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    B
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    T

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  • McClyMcCly Registered User
    I was about to do that ^^^

    :D

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  • BelruelBelruel Registered User regular
    great minds

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  • WeaverWeaver Cap'n NEW CRUNCH CITYRegistered User regular
    Those seats in the back had seatbelts. I was just horribly embarrassing. Sitting at the stop light, trying not to make eye contact with the people in the car behind you. Or hey, surprise rain showers.

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  • FearghaillFearghaill TEAM NICKRegistered User regular
    To be fair, the people inside the brat were likely as embarassed as you were.

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  • McClyMcCly Registered User
    My friend's parents' van had rear-facing seats on the very back row.

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  • bongibongi Awaiting Email Confirmation
    Weaver wrote: »
    neville wrote: »
    Veretas wrote: »
    Weaver wrote: »
    ouch

    that is definitely worse that when I exploded my pinky tip in Neville's door

    :winky:

    NO THANK YOU

    I'm more of a Bongi guy anyways

    First time I ever saw one of Bongi's posts it was the one where he was complaining that he just burped and it tasted like semen.

    I remember that post

    One of my best

  • MysstMysst King Monkey of Hedonism IslandRegistered User regular
    Weaver wrote: »
    Those seats in the back had seatbelts. I was just horribly embarrassing. Sitting at the stop light, trying not to make eye contact with the people in the car behind you. Or hey, surprise rain showers.

    man I pulled up behind a truck that had some dudes in the bed and I was pissed cause I wanted to sing Africa by Toto really loud so I just glared at them

    this is really hard to do when Africa by Toto is on the radio

  • StaleStale Registered User regular
    Fearghaill wrote: »
    Stale and Weaver, have you conisdered the possibility that your parents were trying to kill you, but wanted it to look like an accident?

    never owned a child-seat

    never owned a helmet for my bike

    never had pads, or straps, or any of this pussified safety-first bullshit




    and Gosh, generations upon generations of people grew up just fine. All we do now is coddle these kids. a few head injuries and a death or two keep shit in balance.


    natural selection.

  • bongibongi Awaiting Email Confirmation
    if anything, the parents that force kids to wear helmets are probably worse, because those helmets look so dorky

  • BelruelBelruel Registered User regular
    don't worry bongi, most of the kids ditch the helmets once they are out of view of their parents.

    or they wear them with the snaps just fucking hanging down their cheeks like a bunch of idiots. if you are already wearing the goddamn thing SNAP THE SNAPS YOU IDIOT.

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  • FearghaillFearghaill TEAM NICKRegistered User regular
    Stale wrote: »
    Fearghaill wrote: »
    Stale and Weaver, have you conisdered the possibility that your parents were trying to kill you, but wanted it to look like an accident?

    never owned a child-seat

    never owned a helmet for my bike

    never had pads, or straps, or any of this pussified safety-first bullshit




    and Gosh, generations upon generations of people grew up just fine. All we do now is coddle these kids. a few head injuries and a death or two keep shit in balance.


    natural selection.

    I tried to come up with a smartass response to this, but I can't figure out if you're a living example of natural selection working, or failing spectacularly.

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  • World as MythWorld as Myth Registered User regular
    he has a point

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    Blake T wrote: »
    The most difficult part of dating Kate is deciding which of your friends she is going to kill.
  • MeissnerdMeissnerd Registered User
    "grew up just fine" being dying before they were 40

    do not ask for whom the snerd tolls
  • StaleStale Registered User regular
    Meissnerd wrote: »
    "grew up just fine" being dying before they were 40

    hasn't been the norm for at least 125 years.

    our parents, theirs, and theirs all lived well past 50

    none of them had any of this bullshit





    and I'm both a shining beacon of natural selection, and it's greatest arch-nemesis

  • StaleStale Registered User regular
    and even so, what do you really offer after 40 or 50?


    make room for your off-spring, shuffle off to the elephant graveyard like nature intended.

  • bongibongi Awaiting Email Confirmation
    40 or 50? don't be ridiculous

    30.

  • ZoelZoel Registered User regular
    As children, my parents couldn't always play with other kids because of polio

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  • TonkkaTonkka Impossible! They were doomed!Registered User regular
    Weaver wrote: »
    When I was little kid I had to ride in the back of one of these

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    Shit, you had to?

    More like you got to.

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  • chrishallett83chrishallett83 Hi! Registered User regular
    Man, Subaru Brumby (the BRAT) utes were the best paddock bashers.

  • World as MythWorld as Myth Registered User regular
    Man, Subaru Brumby (the BRAT) utes were the best paddock bashers.

    I understand about half of the words in this sentence

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    Blake T wrote: »
    The most difficult part of dating Kate is deciding which of your friends she is going to kill.
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