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Thread: Broken Bones..
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10th July 2007, 14:31 #21
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Originally Posted by Christina
I hope for your sake they got it right the first time. Re-breaking the bones isn't a fun thing either. Trust me on that one. Did I mention the doctors re-broke them on purpose?
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10th July 2007, 14:33 #22
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Originally Posted by A.F.F.
Bibendum is currently sitting of top of a small Michelin Pilot Sport tyre on top of my monitor waving as only he can do.
Anyway a pic of me puckering up for a kiss with Bibendum will have to do
Rule 1 of the forum, always accuse anyone who disagrees with you of bias.I would say that though.
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10th July 2007, 15:21 #23
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Ok, now we have officially hijacked Christina's thread. Moderators, ban Daniel, save me
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10th July 2007, 15:40 #24
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I think i will pass on the michelin-man wear.. not very aerodynamic.. bit hard to be agile and such in a rubber suit...
I tried going to the gym today.. a new discovery, riding bikes really does require the use of your arms! but a small success, i was able to do a half hearted attempt at tying my hair up! hurrah!
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10th July 2007, 17:36 #25
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At least you broke your arm doing something fun, not - say - falling off a climbing frame when you were nine years old
I can't sign your cast from here, but if you put an X on with crayon you'll achieve much the same effect.
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10th July 2007, 20:45 #26
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Christina...how long ago was this? Really, it takes a while to get all your mobility back. 3 to 6 months likely. It is ok though, you can complain....although I think you should be glad you don't have a nasty scar, a beautiful woman like yourself shouldn't look like she lost a football game and be all scarred up. I have a few little scars all over from cycling, hockey and childhood accidents; and I am glad I am NOT a woman and trying to figure ways to hide them. Men love scars, it means you can tell stories such as: "well, when the Bear got a hold of me, I punched him in the mouth, and that is where this scar on my index finger came from"and other such BS......
At least you got yours doing something cool......"Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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10th July 2007, 23:33 #27
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Dave, you cant sign my cast anyways.. i only had it for two days before my surgery then all i got was a fancy blue sling. I kinda wish i had one so i wouldnt hurt myself so much when i walk into things/people.
Mark.. yesterday was my three week surgery anniversary and that was done two days after it broke in the first place. But six months?! you gotta be kidding me! i'm gonna die! i cant have six months off!
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11th July 2007, 00:15 #28
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Originally Posted by Christina
Besides, you crashed a hangglider...it could have been a LOT worse ya know....you got just a good "war wound" Now...
Good luck, it will get better...."Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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11th July 2007, 15:40 #29
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Yeah.. i know.. i'm just getting bored of it already. I wondered what a broken arm would feel like.. now i am SO over it. i wanna go back kitesurfing.. i wanna go fly again. i wanna stop looking like such a spaz when i try do things with my left arm.. (hehe, no, it's true! i really do look like an idiot when i try using my arm)
Besides, crashing a hangglider isnt the worst accident in the world. the glider is designed to break before you do (didnt quite work in my case..) Did you know that more people die in a year playing lawn bowls than they do flying hanggliders? crazy! but true.. i have worse pain from a car crash three years ago.
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11th July 2007, 15:47 #30
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Well Christina, all of that might be true, but you have a broken arm, and they don't mend in 3 weeks. Even the toughest, fastest healing athletes in the world take a little longer than that to get back in the game. The Captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Mats Sundin once came back from a cracked bone in his wrist in 4 and half weeks, but I don't really think it was fully heeled for a while after that, and his play showed it. To do it, he is a: Fitness fiend, eats properly, and was spending time in a barometric oxygen chamber. You maybe are close on 2 of the 3, but I bet you don't have the oxygen chamber....
"Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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